Question 1

How does NanoPolix work?

Accepted Answer

The cloth is infused with nano-metal powder and active polishing agents that react with the surface on contact. As you wipe, the nano-particles decompose the scratch and fill the gaps in the clear coat, restoring the paint’s smooth, light-reflecting surface without damaging any layers beneath it.

Question 2

What kind of scratches can NanoPolix remove?

Accepted Answer

NanoPolix is engineered for surface-level paint damage, which covers the vast majority of everyday scratches. This includes key marks, fingernail scratches around door handles, branch and hedge scuffs, light side-swipe marks, swirl patterns, water spots, and surface oxidation.

Question 3

Is it safe to use on my car's paint?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The nano-polishing formula is calibrated to be aggressive on surface scratches while leaving the base paint and underlying layers completely untouched. It will not burn, strip, or thin your clear coat the way traditional abrasive compounds can.

Question 4

How long does it take to see results?

Accepted Answer

Most surface scratches respond in under 60 seconds. You will see the paint restore to its original reflective finish in real time as you work, with no dry times, waiting periods, or follow-up steps.

Question 5

Does it leave any residue behind?

Accepted Answer

No. NanoPolix leaves a clean, dry finish immediately after use with no wiping or buffing required afterward. Residue and post-application haze are among the most common complaints about competing products, and this cloth eliminates both.

Question 6

Why is NanoPolix better than other scratch cloths on the market?

Accepted Answer

Most competing alternatives temporarily mask a scratch rather than repairing it. NanoPolix uses a dual-action formula that combines nano-metal powder with active chemical fusing agents to restore the clear coat’s structural integrity. Because of that, it delivers clean, residue-free results on dark colors and metallics where other cloths leave a haze or fail entirely.

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