Carpro clay towel. Polyshave line

Not sure if anyone has seen this. But it's new to me. Carpro now has a clay towel that they call a polyshave towel. They have a synthetic clay block and 6" disk which looks like my nanoskin disk which I love. Anyone this clay towel is cheaper than the nanoskin auto scrub towel and if it's anything like other carpro products, it will work very well. Carpro continues to impress me with high quality stuff at reasonable prices. I have a blackfire mitt that is near the end of its life so I think Santa will be bringing me this clay towel for xmas this year.

Just wanted to throw this out there as an affordable clay towel. Some brands are cheaper and work well, the king is nanoskin which costs more than this.
https://www.carpro-us.com/paint-dec...iMUsT1abPZRu29T7MnoXBA60XpSH1uEwaAjYgEALw_wcB

 

I’ve used the polyshave blocks, and they work great. I still think I’d prefer a mitt over a towel though.

 

I like the mitt too, my blackfire one is okay but I'd like to try this carpro towel, Jim has good things to say about towels. I do really like my auto scrub disc for the DA, it's great by hand but surprisingly effective and safe using it on the DA. You could still get a feel for things, I used immolube when I used it on the DA and wouldn't try it without that stuff. It's a crazy lube, I mixed it with water and ech2o and never felt a better lube in my life, and you know me with my lube @War Machine @COMiamiFan ssshhhhh it's okay for the others to know

 

Yep. You like it pressure sprayed on.

 

Fluid Film, lube, all of it.

 

I’m ready for a new clay mit, recommendations please.

 

It’s not for me it’s for a friend

 

Gonna need to check with your therapist first.

 

Nanoskin auto scrub is supposed to be the best. My blackfire mitt is ok but not great. I think 3D makes mitts that are pretty affordable

 

Good info guy's. I'm pretty much over the clay bar route . Going to read up

 

Just to get info out there
I have a nanoskin auto scrub 6" disc made for a DA polisher that works really really good, both by hand and on the DA.
I also have a blackfire mitt that is a couple years old. It works just okay. It's kinda tacky and sticks to everything, more than its supposed to. They are inexpensive but I don't recommend that brand.

@driverdog recently started with synthetic clay and loves his. Maybe he will share the brand name of his.

I'm sure @SouthBoundSteve has some experience with a few different brands and versions.

I for one will be going with a towel, likely carpro for my next "clay" product

 

That is the nanoskin mitt I used last weekend. I loved the application and results. I'd recommend it.