Wash Leather (Noun)

Piece of chamois used for cleaning and polishing.

Nouns denoting substances.

The mechanic used a soft wash leather to wipe down the car's dashboard and remove any dust or dirt.
She carefully cleaned the delicate surface of her grandmother's antique clock with a gentle touch and a wash leather.
To maintain the luster of his prized possession, a vintage motorcycle, he always used a high-quality wash leather to clean the chrome handlebars.
The detailer at the car salon applied a thin layer of wax to the paint job and then buffed it out with a clean wash leather for a showroom finish.
After cleaning the guitar's body with a damp cloth, the musician used a dry wash leather to remove any remaining streaks or residue and leave the finish spotless.