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My Nano Skin pads for my Flex and Cyclo have been a disappointment in terms of durability. What do you recommend without having to go back to the slow process of traditional clay. I really want the pads to work and love the results, but don't want to shell out $50 for a product that falls apart well before the 30 car life span. Thanks!

That’s interesting I’ve read mostly positive feedback on their Autoscrub foam pads. What speed were you operating them at and what did you use for lubrication? I’ve used my fine pad on 4 cars so far and haven’t had any trouble with them coming apart. I mostly use the Nanoskin mitt and sponges but haven’t had any problem using the discs at speed 2 on my Rupes 21ES. Throwing in some Optimum No Rinse or any other rinseless wash product for lubrication prevents the rubber from “grabbing” if that helps. You can also try CarPro’s PolyShave Decon pads as an alternative to the Nanoskin pads. Or you can try the Nanoskin mitt which I am a big fan of. I’ve gotten more than 20 uses out of mine so far with no problem.