LEVEL THE REST.

The Leveler High Pile is the last towel on the panel. After the Low Pile has pulled the bulk of the coating off, the longer pile reaches in and lifts whatever is left behind without disturbing what has already set. That final pass is what keeps high spots from showing up once the coating cures. Numbered one through eight, four sections per side, so you always know which face is still clean. Built for leveling Beadlock ceramic coatings.

• High pile: Longer fibers that reach in and lift the last of the coating off the surface.
• Numbered one through eight: One through four on one side, five through eight on the other. No guessing which face is still clean.
• Coating safe: Finishes the panel without marring the paint underneath.
• Final pass tool: Follow the Leveler Low Pile with this one to close out the panel.
• Made in Korea.

Detailer Tips

• Save it for the last pass. Use the Low Pile for the first bulk level, then bring this one in to finish the panel.
• We run a three towel system: two Low Pile for the bulk, then one High Pile for the last pass. That combination is what keeps high spots from showing up. Two towels works, three is better.
• Check the panel at an angle under good light before you move on. High spots are easy to fix now and a polishing job later.
• Wash with Micro-Clean to keep the fibers clean and grabbing like they should. No fabric softener, no dryer sheets, and never wash microfiber with cotton.

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