🧤 Nanoskin AUTOSCRUB Fine Grade Wash Mitt [AS-016] Blue, 6" x 8.7 Review

I bought this tack a year ago because I didn't want to mess with the clay method. I bought Clay Lube and I can tell you it worked great. There was a distinct difference in the look and feel of the car's surfaces. Today was the day I did my annual Clay Glove treatment and everything was fine but those black spots on the paint meant nothing and weren't easy to remove. I thought it was road tar. I continued and suddenly there was a black stripe 3-4 inches long from the mitten. I couldn't get it…

I was skeptical about buying this product. I've heard a lot of good things and a lot of bad things about these gloves. I wash my car often, usually once a month. Clay takes time and that's my problem. I have little time. I tested this mitten on the hood after a thorough wash. I felt the paint with a nitrile glove and there was a fair amount of dirt on the paint. I painted over a small area until I was happy, then tried a glove next to it to compare them. I dipped the glove in a bucket of soapy…

I will only speak about the results of my specific use of this glove as there are many ways to mess up a sculpting job and cause more problems than it solves . I used a premium version of this glove on a small car in a temperate climate with CarPro Immolube, the *best* clay lube I've ever (seriously) tried. I always use de-ironing solutions *after* applying the clay as the clay will remove metal stains from the clear coat but often won't remove deep-seated spots. I don't paint clay often: once…