How to clean auto scrub pads???
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Nano skin autoscrub pads.
http://www.autogeek.net/nanoskin-autoscrub-system.html
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http://www.autogeek.net/nanoskin-autoscrub-system.html
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Tato
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Let me risk saying something wrong or weird, otherwise I may be right...
I generally rinse mine in running water, you can gently use a bit of neutral soap and gently spread with your fingers.
You want your pad not only clean, but free of 'hard contaminants', so you should inspect it and remove carefully anything odd attached to it.
In the end, you may rinse it again with a quick detailer spray (any you would use as clay lube like ONR, UWW+, Meguiar's #34, mother's QD, any!), spraying it 4 to 5 times towards 'rinsing it', shake it and rest with the scrub face facing upwards.
Again, sorry if I'm wrong,
Kind Regards.
I generally rinse mine in running water, you can gently use a bit of neutral soap and gently spread with your fingers.
You want your pad not only clean, but free of 'hard contaminants', so you should inspect it and remove carefully anything odd attached to it.
In the end, you may rinse it again with a quick detailer spray (any you would use as clay lube like ONR, UWW+, Meguiar's #34, mother's QD, any!), spraying it 4 to 5 times towards 'rinsing it', shake it and rest with the scrub face facing upwards.
Again, sorry if I'm wrong,
Kind Regards.
Tato
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Yes, exactly. The picture of the 'guy spraying QD' is exactly what I meant for the 'final rinsing with QD'.
You can rinse it under water and use your clean hand and fingers to clean it. Do not use anything harsh like degreasers or even some concentrated APCs, that may harm your device.
Not some APCs won't work, but the tap rinse, neutral soap, and QD are good things to start with on the safe side.
Do you have a picture of how dirty is your pad?
Kind Regards.
You can rinse it under water and use your clean hand and fingers to clean it. Do not use anything harsh like degreasers or even some concentrated APCs, that may harm your device.
Not some APCs won't work, but the tap rinse, neutral soap, and QD are good things to start with on the safe side.
Do you have a picture of how dirty is your pad?
Kind Regards.
Tato
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Optimum No Rinse.
Optimum No Rinse Wash & Shine: clay lubricant, optimum rinseless wash, no rinse car wash, optimum detailing products
and this is UWW+,
Ultima Waterless Wash Plus+ Concentrate, concentrated waterless auto wash, waterless car wash
I also like this:
Pinnacle Liquid Crystal Waterless Wash Concentrate with Carnauba, waterless car wash, eco friendly car wash products
Many others, those product offers great dilution rates that gives you 'infinite' quick detailer powers...
Let us know,
Kind Regards.
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I tried it a little
It seemed
To make the clay very slimy like
And felt like it was ruining the clay
IMO
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I just rinse under warm water and agitate with my fingers. Then inspect for anything embedded. I've only found a couple odd things in mine and it has been after doing gritty paint that had been Clayed in 10+ years. Still inspect after each use, maybe two if the paint has been really well maintained.
For the record, I still usually use a clay bar on the rocker panels and right behind the wheels where it's super nasty. Helps preserve the towel and autoscrub pad.
For the record, I still usually use a clay bar on the rocker panels and right behind the wheels where it's super nasty. Helps preserve the towel and autoscrub pad.