🧽 AUTOSCRUB Handy Towel [7x7 inch, Model AS-015] - Enhanced for SEO Review

Easy to use and gets the job done. There are 2 things to keep in mind when using it. Use plenty of lube (I use Meguiar's Last Touch Detailer) and keep the clay cloth clean by rinsing with fresh water after each section. The clay cloth is between light and medium and doesn't require much downward pressure to remove dirt before touching up paint, buffing or waxing.

This is a very impressive product to use with flowing paint. My almost 4 year old car needed a good paint job. After a typical soap and water wash, I used a Handy Towel with fresh soap and water. At first my finish was like sandpaper it was so bad. After a few seconds of use in each area, the color was as smooth as glass. I was very skeptical when I was told about the Handy Towel, but now I'm completely amazed at how great it works.

I love this synthetic clay bar. This is a game changer for DIY car enthusiasts. I would recommend it to anyone who wants to improve their car game. I've used mine over 10 times and it's still like new. Forget the days when you bought clay. I assume this will take several years. Worth a good $20. As long as you have a spray bottle or styrofoam to act as a lubricant between your car and the towel, you're good to go. It removes all major paintwork contamination leaving your car nice and smooth for

I have used a clay block in the past and have found this product to be invaluable for correcting and detailing painted surfaces and also cleaning glass exceptionally well . Efficient, easy to clean, manage and renew with every use. It is highly recommended to use a good clay lubricant or no-rinse car wash diluted according to the manufacturer's instructions. Lubrication with only water is contraindicated. One of its best features is that it sticks to the surface and with light to moderate…

I like detailing my cars, I just hate the clay bar scene. Because I can guarantee that at some point in the process I will drop the audio and it will become unusable. It just happened this past weekend when I dropped my high end dirt bars after only half a car. So I grabbed my new Nanoskin towel and got the job done in half the time without dropping it. And even if I did, I could just wash it off and move on. The stained glass feels as smooth as the side of the car I did with the clay rod and I

So I've been using clay for the last 15 years and am very happy with the results. Yes, you have to kneel and watch out for muddy clay and eventually throw it away, but clay has always gotten the job done and at a lower cost. So I finally took the plunge and tried this autoscrub towel. I used it with Prima Hydro 1:6 diluted with water as a lubricant. One might ask, why use Prima Hydro and not a special clay lubricant? Well, Nanoskin suggests using a product they sell called Nanoshock as an…