Unirag GTI tack cloth, corrugated, 86x91cm

Unirag GTI Wavy Tack Cloth – The original dust magnet for your paintwork

Are you about to step into the spray booth? The Unirag GTI Wavy Tack Cloth is the classic choice for any professional who doesn't want to take any risks with dust particles. This cotton cloth is the final and most important barrier between your prepared surface and the new layer of paint.

Thanks to its wavy structure and strong tackiness, this cloth effortlessly picks up all remaining dust, sanding residue, and tiny dirt particles. The cloth 'traps' the dirt in the folds of the cotton instead of simply moving it around. With a generous size of 86x91 cm, the Unirag GTI is large enough to dust-free even the largest surfaces, such as ship hulls or entire car bodies, in one go.

This tack cloth has proven itself for decades in yacht building, automotive, and heavy industry. It is compatible with virtually all paint systems and, when used correctly, leaves no sticky residue on your workpiece. Whether you are working on a luxury yacht or a sleek sports car, the Unirag GTI ensures the flawless base needed for a mirror-smooth finish.

• Strong Tackiness: Removes even the smallest dust particles that you cannot see with the naked eye.
• Wavy Structure: The waves in the cotton provide a larger contact surface and better dirt absorption.
• Extra Large Size: With 86x91 cm, you can tackle large panels in no time.
• Universal Use: The standard in automotive, yacht building, and industry.
• Quality Cotton: Made of high-quality material that does not lint during use.

The finishing touch for every project

Minimize the chance of 'fish eyes' and dust in your paint layer for a sleeker finish.

Thanks to the large size, you always have a clean side of the cloth available by simply folding it.

For years, the favorite 'tack rag' of professional sprayers around the world.

• Brand: Unirag
• Dimensions: 86 x 91 cm
• Material: Wavy Cotton
• Quantity: Available per piece (100 per box)

• Yacht building & Marine
• Automotive repair
• Industrial painting
• Cabinet making

• Folding is key: Remove the cloth from the packaging and unfold it completely. Then fold it loosely into a handy pad. This prevents you from applying too much pressure to one spot.
• Light pressure: Do not press the tack cloth hard against the surface. Let the tackiness of the cloth do the work; you only need to gently 'glide' over the surface.
• One direction: Always wipe in one direction and work from top to bottom. This prevents you from wiping the remaining dust back onto the area you have just cleaned.
• Clean storage: Put the cloth back in the packaging after use if you want to use it again, or discard it when it is saturated. A dirty tack cloth can cause scratches or stains.