Sheepskin Leather Chamois and Chamois Mitt For Car Cleaning and Drying ((3.7 sq. ft. Chamois and Mitt)

Product Information: 

• PRODUCT FEATURES: This natural sheepskin chamois is anti-scratch and super soft with great extensibility. Its absorption capacities are significantly further enhanced to absorb and retain large amount of water. It provides lint-free shine on your car without leaving water marks.
• PRODUCT APPLICATIONS: Automobile, vehicle (windows, body, interiors), boat, instrument, professional camera lens, camera lens, computer screen, eye-glasses, windows, furniture, etc.
• PRODUCT MATERIAL: Our chamois is made of genuine sheepskin leather, tanned with deep sea cod oil. The chamois mitt is made of sheepskin leather front, and microfiber back.
• PRODUCT CARE: You may see some tiny particles the first time when you open the product. It’s normal. Please use warm water and hand soap wash it prior to the first time use. Avoid direct sunlight, harsh chemicals.
• PRODUCT PACKAGE: Package comes with 1 piece of 3.7 square feet chamois, plus 1 piece of chamois mitt.

More Information on Sheepskin Chamois:

Original chamois came from the skin of a mountain antelope (the chamois). As the antelope are now protected, the best chamois now sold is made from spit sheepskin, tanned by a process involving the oxidation of marine oils in the skin. Our sheepskin chamois is tanned with 100% cod oil, acknowledge as the best marine oil for this purpose. 

Because chamois is soft and super absorbent, it is most often used for car washing and drying.

Other uses:

1: It makes an excellent tack cloth when wetted and well wrung out. In earlier days, this was called leathering a surface and is still popular in this use because it works so well and there is no danger of polluting the surface as is the case with some tack cloths.

2: A little known feature is that the very small of pores of chamois allow gasoline to pass but not water if the chamois is first wetted with gasoline. It can be used as a funnel liner when pouring suspect gasoline.

3: The softness of chamois has made it popular for polishing sterling and for cleaning photographic lenses.

 Care of Your Chamois:

Chamois should always be hand washed after use. Use hand soap only, never a detergent or solvent. After washing and rinsing, lather it one more time but do not rinse. Wring it as dry as possible before hanging it up to dry fully. The soap film protects the marine oil finish in the leather. Just rinse it first when you next want to use it.