This is simply the the quickest and easiest way possible to decontaminate and seal your paint in one easy step. You can quit using clay bars permanently. After a thorough wash, using a dual action polisher, or dual action sander, a typical car can be decontaminated and sealed in 5-10 minutes. The AutoScrub pad simply velcro's onto your existing backing plate just like a polishing pad, and run the machine 1 or 2 passes over each area with no pressure. Use with Nano Shine sealant as a lubricant, and it will provide an extremely slick polymer sealant that will protect for 1-2 months, and provide exceptional water beading. If you want to decontaminate without adding protection use GLIDE. 6" pads available for conventional d.a. polishers, and 4" two pack pads available for use on Cyclo Polishers.



4" Pads for Cyclo
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6" Pads for Conventional D.A. polisher or sander
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Nanoskin GLIDE AutoScrub Lubricant
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Nanoskin Nano Shine AutoScrub Lubricant plus Polymer Protection
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That’s an interesting approach, using an abrasive alkaline (pH 10) to remove contaminants

Paint decontamination systems were developed as a method of removing ferrous contamination beyond what can be removed by washing, detailer’s clay or by using an abrasive to ‘shear’ the particulate a surface level. The only way to completely remove sintered (heat fused) ferrous iron particles is with a dedicated decontamination system that opens up the paint's micro pores to release iron particles and to neutralize the caustic compounds that have developed as a result of the particle. In one step, you can eliminate both the cause and its effects. Ongoing damage is immediately stopped and future damage is prevented by completely removing the ferrous particles.

 

Thanks for your reply Jon. This is truly one of the best time saving products I have ever used.