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Tack rags

Tack rag, dust binder cloth, grease cloth are impregnated wiping cloths for effective removal of e.g. sanding dust. It acts as a dust magnet and is used to easily remove loose particles of dust, dirt and lint from surfaces before they are treated and painted.

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Tack Cloth Aqua 32 X 40 Cm
14 in stock

3M 88405-46

Tack Cloth Aqua 32 X 40 Cm

€11,44
1 BOX(10 PCS)

€10,29

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60-255 Tack Cloth Wave 80 X 50 Cm
18 in stock

Q-Refinish 60-255-8080

60-255 Tack Cloth Wave 80 X 50 Cm

€282,82
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€226,25

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60-250 Tack Cloth Standard 80 X 50 Cm
15 in stock

Q-Refinish 60-250-8050

60-250 Tack Cloth Standard 80 X 50 Cm

€319,28
1 CTN(100 PCS)

€255,42

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Unirag Tack Rag Gti 28205 32 X 36 Inches
2 in stock

Inp Quality 28205

Unirag Tack Rag Gti 28205 32 X 36 Inches

1 BOX(100 PCS)

€163,11

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Gerson Blend Prep Tack Cloth 46 X 23 Cm
16 in stock

Inp Quality 28040

Gerson Blend Prep Tack Cloth 46 X 23 Cm

1 BOX(12 PCS)

€11,96

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Use tack rags for removing dust

Most commonly, a tack rag cloth is highly recommended to be used before painting, priming, staining, or coating with varnish. Tack rags help ensure that your surface is free of imperfections before being coated. At LAKGRUPPEN, we supply a careful selection of tack rags that are used by many professionals around the world.

What use is tack rags 

tack rag is a specialized type of wiping cloth that is treated with a tacky material. It is designed to remove loose particles of dust, dirt, and lint that would contaminate a surface that is to be painted, coated, laminated, photo-etched, or otherwise finished.

How to use a tack rag

Tack cloth is the best option for removing dust and sanding residues before painting, staining, or applying any other coating to a surface.

Before using tack cloth, make sure you wear disposable nitrile gloves so that the tacky residue doesn’t stick to your hands and keep the surface dust-free.

To properly use a tack rag, use very light pressure and wipe down one small area at a time. Pressing too hard with the cloth will cause the very sticky residue to transfer to the surface you’re working on, essentially defeating the purpose of this cleaning step.