Speedy Prep Clay Towel - Fine Grade NEW

[Marc Hufnagel]

Speedy Prep Clay towel - Fine grade. New. Used on one panel when I received it, essentially new I like clay myself, ordered this to see if I'd like it.

Selling new for almost $60 + ship, ASKING $45 SHIPPED.

Payment by Paypal, shipment by USPS.

[STRIFE]

Re: Speedy Prep Clay Towel - Fine Grade NEW

Just curious, was this not as good as clay?

[Marc Hufnagel]

Re: Speedy Prep Clay Towel - Fine Grade NEW

Just curious, was this not as good as clay?

just couldn't get the technique or something. Can't really say.

[Marc Hufnagel]

Re: Speedy Prep Clay Towel - Fine Grade NEW

sold

[Detailing by M]

Re: Speedy Prep Clay Towel - Fine Grade NEW

SPT are awsome! And the DA pad rocks more.
to bad you didn't learn how to use this. It saves me hours of work.

[STRIFE]

Re: Speedy Prep Clay Towel - Fine Grade NEW

^ exactly!

[Show 'N' Shine Car Detailing]

Re: Speedy Prep Clay Towel - Fine Grade NEW

Old thread but which speedy prep towel do you have Mario? I was looking at the SM Arnold SPT!! to add along side my pad and clay bar.

[jarred767]

I love these towels (still need to get the pad though)

I have both grades but almost always use the fine grade towel. In fact I really only use the aggressive one for stuff like overspray or really stuck on contaminants. Both seem to mar the paint a little more than traditional clay will, so you wouldn't want to do a clay towel followed by a wax unless its something like D151. They're a huge timesaver, hand saver, and money saver. I really only pull out my clay bars anymore to do intricate stuff like when someone wants their wheels polished or tailpipes cleaned up. They are so worth the extra cost.

[Detailing by M]

In a mad voice "FINE!" Jk.

[STRIFE]

Re: Speedy Prep Clay Towel - Fine Grade NEW

SM Arnold and Nanoskin, makers of the prep towels, pads, mitts, both fine and med grades are the same parent company iirc

[Tuck91]

Re: Speedy Prep Clay Towel - Fine Grade NEW

Ive been using the prep towel since July of 2012. I have not used clay since. Its just so much easier and kills overspray much quicker.