Using Nanoskin vs. Claybar for body scrubbing of contaminants

[TTSaleen]

I've talked about using Nanoskin for years.
I still have people say they were "scared" to use it, heard it would scratch, etc.
I thought it would be worthwhile to show the procedure on a black car to prove it does not scratch.

The key is using plenty of lube and keeping the pad clean.
Also use low speed if using a DA or you can also buy their handheld applicator.

Anyway, enjoy!
Ryan

 

[Bronco2Fan]

So, I picked 2 of these up to try on my 06 F-150 Harley-Davidson. The weather hasn't been cooperating for me to try out yet.

 

[Bronco2Fan]

So, today was decent enough for me to start on the Harley 150, big black truck. I was surprised how easy the nanoskin clay pad worked compared to hand claying. I just did the fenders, doors, bed sides and tail gate. And I wasn't as tired as normal.

Then I paint corrected the same panels. Now I'm starting to get sore and tired lol.

I polished the bed sides and tail gate and was whooped. Had to call it a day and finish up tomorrow.

 

[Bronco2Fan]

It had been a while since I showed the truck any love ( body care wise) and it shows.

My arms and shoulders are feeling it . Now I remember why I hadn't done it in a bit.
More work and photos tomorrow.

 

[Alexi]

Nanoskin is totally safe if you do it right just drown the surface in lube, use light pressure, and keep the pad clean (clay towel helps). Low-speed DA or their hand tool works great. Black paint shows everything, and yours came out flawless. Perfect way to prove it doesn’t scratch when used properly.

 

[whiplash473]

That's wild that you got those results just from a clay pad. Looks great!

 

[ttocs]

I forgot about this earlier this year when I needed to replace my clay or I might have tried it. I normally hit the front end with it after the soap cannon during a wash to keep it clean.

 

[Bronco2Fan]

Polish and Adam's graphene liquid wax. Should be good for a little while.

Arms and shoulders still killing me lol.