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Acrylic Micro-Filament Cleaning Cloths 13" x 13", 5 Count

Acrylic Micro-Filament Cleaning Cloths - 13" x 13", 5 Count

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SKU: micro_filament_wipe

Acrylic Micro-Filament Cleaning Cloths

This package contains five reusable 13" x 13" micro-filament cloths for cleaning acrylic glazing. The soft, absorbent, low-lint material is selected to reduce the scratching risk associated with unsuitable paper towels, polyester, or rayon cloths.

Remove loose grit before wiping, use only an acrylic-compatible cleaner when needed, and keep the cloth clean. A suitable cloth reduces risk but cannot prevent scratches if abrasive particles are trapped against the acrylic.

Framing shop note: Confirm the intended surface before using any cleaner, cloth, eraser, adhesive, paper, or touch-up material. Test where appropriate and keep all finishing materials away from the visible artwork unless direct contact is specifically verified.

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micro_filament_wipe
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Acrylic Micro-Filament Cleaning Cloths
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13" x 13", 5 Count

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Use acrylic-specific cleaner and micro-filament cloths for acrylic, microfiber cloths for glass, clean cotton gloves for handling, dust-cover paper for frame backs, shims for temporary floater-frame centering, and touch-up pens only after testing a compatible frame finish.

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