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Nano cloth

sniperman · 2020-09-02 15:19:17

anyone ever use that nano cloth that says it removes scratches form car body?

02-09-2020 3:19pm

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anyone ever use that nano cloth that says it removes scratches form car body?

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There’s a review on YouTube my nonemechanic101 which seems to be an accurate reflection in what it’s capable of.
It’s not a magic product, and unless it’s a different product he’s reviewing - use of it is completely different to how most of the YouTube videos would have you believe. It seems to be a wet cloth.

Polish would probably have the same effect.

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