A cloth for light scratches and scuffs on your car
NanoPolix is a polishing cloth the seller describes as infused with nano-particles and polishing agents. Rub it over a light mark in the clear coat, then buff the area clean.
For light surface scratches, scuffs and paint transfer
From £12.23 each · Ships to the UK, delivery options at checkout
All paint colours, per the seller
Used by hand
Reusable cloth
30-day returns via the seller
Choose a pack and see the total at the seller’s checkout.
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The cloth in useThe NanoPolix packUsed by handWorking on a panelSeller’s before and after
Some images are illustrative. See the seller’s listing for exact product details.
Light scratchesMarks in the clear coat
Used by handNo machine needed
ReusableSeveral small repairs per cloth
30-day returnsVia the seller, unused cloths
UK deliveryOptions shown at checkout
Light scratchesMarks in the clear coat
Used by handNo machine needed
ReusableSeveral small repairs per cloth
30-day returnsVia the seller, unused cloths
UK deliveryOptions shown at checkout
Light scratchesMarks in the clear coat
Used by handNo machine needed
ReusableSeveral small repairs per cloth
30-day returnsVia the seller, unused cloths
UK deliveryOptions shown at checkout
Light scratchesMarks in the clear coat
Used by handNo machine needed
ReusableSeveral small repairs per cloth
30-day returnsVia the seller, unused cloths
UK deliveryOptions shown at checkout
The product
What NanoPolix is
A grey polishing cloth that comes ready to use. Here is what the seller says it does, and what that means for you.
Cloth with a built-in polishing compound
Rub by hand in small circles
For marks in the clear coat
All paint colours, per the seller
Reusable for several small marks
Lifts paint transfer and road marks
Packs of 2, 5, 7 or 10 cloths
30-day returns via the seller
Where it helps
Where a scratch cloth helps
Most everyday marks sit in the clear coat, the thin transparent layer on top of the colour.
Light marks, worked out by hand
Scuffs from bags and bicycles, fingernail marks around door handles, light hedge scrapes and paint transfer usually sit in the clear coat. These are the surface marks the seller says the cloth is made for.
A low-cost first try before the body shop
For a light mark, a cloth is an inexpensive first step. If the scratch has gone through the clear coat to the colour, primer or bare metal, no cloth will remove it, and touch-up paint or a body shop is the right call.
Results depend on the scratch
The deeper the mark, the less any polishing cloth can do. Try a small area first, check the result in daylight, and go over it again gently rather than pressing harder.
Before you buy
Will it work on your scratch?
A quick check before you buy.
Good fit
Scuffs and paint transfer from bumpers, bins or bicycles
Fingernail marks around door handles
Light swirl marks and hedge or branch scrapes
Dull patches and light marks on the clear coat
Not a fit
Scratches your fingernail catches in
Scratches showing white primer or bare metal
Dents, stone chips and cracked paint
Matte paint, wraps and protective film, unless the seller confirms otherwise
The fingernail test: run a nail gently across the scratch. If it does not catch, the mark is probably in the clear coat, where a polishing cloth can help.
How to use it
Three steps
How the seller says to use it.
01
Clean the surface
Wash and dry the area so no grit is dragged across the paint.
02
Rub with the cloth
Rub the cloth over the mark in small circles with light, even pressure. Gloves keep the compound off your hands.
03
Buff it clean
Wipe away any residue with a clean, dry microfibre cloth and check the result in daylight.
In the seller’s words
How the seller describes it
Four points from the seller’s own description, in our words.
Nano-particle formula
The seller says the cloth carries nano-metal powder and polishing agents that work on the clear coat as you rub.
Cleans as it polishes
The seller also lists bird-dropping stains, tar spots and light oxidation among the marks it lifts.
Several uses per cloth
Fold to a fresh part of the cloth as it darkens. One cloth is meant for several small repairs.
No machine needed
Everything is done by hand. Finish by buffing off any residue with a clean microfibre cloth.
Your options
Cloth, compound or body shop?
Which option suits which kind of mark. Costs and results vary by car and damage.
Feature
NanoPolix
Compound and machine
Body shop
Light scuffs and paint transfer
Yes
Yes
Yes
No tools or machine needed
Yes
No
Yes
Done at home
Yes
Yes
No
Scratches through to primer or metal
No
No
Yes
Dents and stone chips
No
No
Yes
Examples
The seller’s before-and-after photos
Two of the seller’s examples, both light marks. Deeper scratches will not look like this.
Light scratches on a red panelMarks around a door handle
Photos supplied by the seller. Results depend on how deep the scratch is, the paint and how the cloth is used.
Questions
Before you order
How does NanoPolix work?
The seller describes it as a cloth infused with nano-metal powder and polishing agents. Rubbing it over a light mark polishes the clear coat, the transparent top layer of the paint, so light scratches and scuffs become less visible or disappear. It is a polishing product: it works on the surface and does not add paint.
Which scratches can it fix?
Marks in the clear coat: scuffs, paint transfer, fingernail marks around door handles, light swirls and hedge scrapes. If your fingernail catches in the scratch, or you can see primer or bare metal, the damage is deeper than a cloth can polish out and needs touch-up paint or a body shop.
Is it safe for my paint?
The seller says it is suitable for all paint colours. Because it polishes the surface, use light pressure, work on a clean area and try a small, hidden spot first. Avoid matte paint, wraps and protective film unless the seller confirms they are suitable.
How do I use it?
Wash and dry the area, rub the cloth over the mark in small circles with light pressure, then buff away any residue with a clean microfibre cloth. Repeat gently if needed rather than pressing harder. Gloves keep the compound off your hands.
Does it leave residue?
Some residue is normal with polishing cloths. The seller’s own instructions end with buffing the area clean, so keep a clean microfibre cloth to hand.
What will I pay?
The seller sells packs, priced per cloth: £17.48 each for two, £15.73 each for five, £13.98 each for seven and £12.23 each for ten. Prices are in GBP at the seller’s checkout, correct on 12 October 2026. Delivery (£6.95 to £9.90, depending on the pack) is added at checkout and the seller can change prices, so check your total before you pay.
What if I do not like it?
You can return an order within 30 days of receiving it. For a change of mind the cloths must be unused, undamaged and in their original packaging, so a cloth you have used cannot be returned that way; you pay the return postage, and the original delivery charge is not refunded. A damaged, faulty or wrong item is replaced or refunded in full. Contact the seller first: returns need its approval and must go to the address it gives you. The seller handles returns and refunds, not nanopolixguide.info.
The seller describes it as reusable for several small repairs. How far a cloth goes depends on the size and number of marks. Fold to a clean part of the cloth as it darkens.
How long does delivery take?
The seller ships to the UK. Its shipping page estimates 7 to 12 business days after dispatch, and says orders are usually processed within 24 hours. Delivery options and charges are shown at checkout, before you pay.
Who am I buying from?
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For light scratchesUsed by hand30-day returns via the seller
Your next step
Ready to try it on a light scratch?
See the seller’s current packs and your total before you pay. Returns within 30 days are handled by the seller under its return terms.
Pick a pack of 2, 5, 7 or 10 cloths.
Check delivery and the final total before paying.
Read the seller’s 30-day return terms: change-of-mind returns must be unused.
Prices per cloth in GBP at the seller’s checkout, correct on 12 October 2026. Delivery (£6.95 to £9.90, depending on the pack) is added at checkout and the seller can change prices, so check your total before you pay.
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