The Rag Company Eagle Edgeless 600 GSM Microfiber Towel

Yes. The 600 GSM plush pile keeps contamination away from the paint surface during buffing, and the fully edgeless, tagless cut-and-bonded construction removes the main source of towel-induced scratching. owners specifically mention using it safely on new trucks, dark paint, and ceramic-coated vehicles, with no swirl or scratch pattern documented by owners.

The Eagle Edgeless 600 is a heavy-duty buffing and polishing towel for wax removal, sealant leveling, compound leveling, and spray detailing. The extra pile depth (600 GSM vs. the 500 variant) makes it better suited for heavier product loads like cutting compounds and ceramic coatings. It also handles interior surfaces well. For post-wash panel drying, a dedicated drying towel is more efficient; for streak-free glass work, a low-pile glass towel is the better tool.

The 600 GSM variant is heavier and better suited for polishing compounds and coating leveling where extra pile depth is needed. The 500 GSM is the more versatile daily-use choice for spray detailing and light buffing. If you're doing paint correction or applying a ceramic coating, the 600 is the more appropriate pick; for everyday wipe-downs and QD removal, the 500 is sufficient.

The Eagle Edgeless 600 is manufactured in South Korea using German equipment. The Rag Company's listing and manufacturer page both confirm 100% South Korean AA-grade split microfiber. Korean-manufactured microfiber is widely considered the highest-quality available, with tighter fiber splits and more consistent GSM than most Chinese-manufactured alternatives.