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Elevate the quality of your staining, polishing and faux finishing projects with the versatile Trimaco SuperTuff Cheesecloth. This premium cloth is crafted from deluxe 100% virgin cotton fiber to ensure a lint-free performance that delivers professional results every time. Its ultra-soft texture makes it the ideal choice for delicate tasks like dusting, buffing or cleaning intricate surfaces without scratching. Beyond finishing work, this durable material is excellent for straining paints or cooking liquids. Whether you are refinishing furniture or tackling detailed cleanup, this multi-purpose cloth provides the reliability and purity you need to get the job done right.
Rag/Cloth Length (in.) | .063 |
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Rag/Cloth Width (in.) | .063 |
Color/Finish | White |
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Features | No Additional Features |
Material | Cotton |
Package Quantity | 1.5 |
Paint Cloth Type | Cheesecloth |
Returnable | 90-Day |
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This cheesecloth is 3' wide and 12' long (1 yd wide x 4 yds long).
Unfortunately we do not have any that come in that length but they can be cut down to the appropriate size. Also check out our new blog post that will be launching on our website. It is a tutorial on how to make ghosts on of Cheesecloths. Here is the link: https://trimaco.com/diy-supertuff-cheesecloth-ghosts/
It says use in kitchen so yes. Unless it means use it in the kitchen to clean the kitchen lol
It SAYS it can be used in the Kitchen... I would call that "food grade"....:>O !
Trimaco 4 sq. yd. Cotton Cheesecloth is not food grade.
This is a valid question which has NOT been accurately answered... cheese cloth comes in "grades" which would indicate the fineness of the weave, 100 being the highest "ultra fine"
On the package it say that it is ideal for a number of things including "...culinary uses." Also it is called cheesecloth because it was originally used to strain cheese so it should be okay.
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