Will Autopia be carrying NanoSkin Pads or towels?

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mets2010

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I have been reading on some other forums about nano skin pads and towels as an alternative to clay bar and was wondering if Autopia will be carrying them anytime soon.
 
We are always exploring new products and lines. If you see something you like make a suggestion and we will explore them fully. While we obviously cannot carry everything, I am dedicated to making you guys as happy as possible!:bigups
 
I have read about this also. Claying is my least favorite thing to do. If these products work as well or exceed clay, I will be the first one in on this.
 
I am skeptical... it is probably like the Ultima Elastro Foam (Magna Hi Tech sponge) which at first everyone loved, and then hated
 
The reviews on these towels have been pretty good. I am hoping that they are carried in the Autopia store...
 
I was wondering the same about this product, will have to wait and see more reviews and see if it's not the favor of the month thing that happens alot.
 
I've used the SM Arnold towel and love it. It's a huge timesaver, money saver, etc. If I'm polishing, I'll use it. If not, I try to use finer grade clay to reduce the risk of marring.
 
mikenap said:
I've used the SM Arnold towel and love it. It's a huge timesaver, money saver, etc. If I'm polishing, I'll use it. If not, I try to use finer grade clay to reduce the risk of marring.
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Mike how would you compare these to moderate clay? More aggressive but with an increased risk of marring?
 
It looks like they are also releasing NanoSkin a 'Fine Grade' towel as well.
Hopefully this will be less agressive and not as prone to marring.
 
Todd Helme said:
Mike how would you compare these to moderate clay? More aggressive but with an increased risk of marring?
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That seems to be a fair assessment. They definitely need to be broken in first. To be honest though, all the cars I've used them on have been pretty jacked, so I can't tell you for sure how they would do on a car in better shape, or with softer paint.
 
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