UK guideUpdated October 2026
NanoPolix: does it really work?
What it fixes, what it does not, and what UK buyers pay.
Key takeaways
- Made for light marks: scuffs, swirls, paint transfer, door-handle marks.
- Not for deep damage: chips, primer or metal showing, rust.
- From £12.23 a cloth. Smallest pack is 2 cloths: £34.96 + £6.95 delivery.
- Which? has not tested NanoPolix (October 2026).
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30-day returns (terms below)
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The everyday marks that bug UK drivers
Illustrations (AI-generated). Marks like these usually sit in the top clear layer, which is where a scratch-remover cloth can help.
Watch it, then drag the slider
A cloth treated with polishing agents (the seller calls it nano-metal powder). Rub it over the mark in small circles, then buff off.
Works on these. Not on those.
Good candidates
Light scuffsBags, trolleys, bumpers
Door-handle marksKeys, rings, nails
Swirls and fine scratchesTop clear layer only
Paint transferFrom walls, posts, other cars
Won't fix
Stone chipsPaint is missing: use a touch-up pen
Primer or metal showingNeeds paint, not polish
RustNeeds proper treatment
Dents and cracked paintA body-shop job
Top row: the seller's photos, except swirls (illustration, AI-generated). Bottom row: illustrations (AI-generated). Matte paint, wraps or fresh resprays: test a hidden spot first (the seller's own advice).
The 10-second fingernail test
Wash the spot, then run a fingernail across the scratch. The deeper it goes through the paint layers, the less any cloth can do.
Illustrations (AI-generated).
Good candidate
This is the kind of mark scratch-remover cloths are made for. It may take 2 or 3 passes.
See today's priceMay help, will not erase it
Expect it to look less noticeable rather than disappear. A touch-up pen (from about £14) or a mobile repair may suit it better.
Still want to try? See today's priceSkip it: this needs a repair
Paint layers are missing and no cloth can replace them. Use touch-up paint or get a mobile or SMART repair quote, and treat bare metal quickly so rust does not start.
3 steps, about 5 minutes
Wash and dry
Grit left on the paint can add new marks when you rub.
Rub in small circles
Wear a glove. Gentle, even pressure. Repeat if needed.
Buff off
Wipe off the residue with a clean microfibre cloth and check in daylight.
Wash and dry the area first
Test a hidden spot first
Shade and a cool panel, not direct sun
Do not scrub hard
Reusable: keep it for next time
Step photos: the seller's images.
What fixing a light scratch costs in the UK
Cheapest first. Each option suits a different depth of damage.
- Touch-up penChips and small scratches (adds paint)from £13.99PaintNuts pen
- NanoPolix 2-packLight surface marks only✓ scuffs, swirls · ✕ chips, deep£41.91£34.96 + £6.95 delivery
- DIY kits and polishesCompounds, touch-up kits£10 to £50Start Rescue guide
- Mobile or SMART repairLight to medium scratches£80 to £300Start Rescue guide
- Panel resprayDeep scratches, bare metal£200 to £600+Start Rescue and Chipex guides
Sources: Start Rescue scratch repair cost guide (April 2025), Chipex UK cost guide (July 2026), paintnuts.co.uk, the seller’s UK checkout (12 October 2026). Prices vary by car and area.
Pick your pack
Prices from the seller's UK checkout, with delivery included in the total.
- Smallest pack to start
2 cloths
£17.48 each
Total £41.91 incl. £6.95 delivery
5 cloths
£15.73 each
Total £86.55 incl. £7.90 delivery
7 cloths
£13.98 each
Total £106.81 incl. £8.95 delivery
10 cloths
£12.23 each
Total £132.20 incl. £9.90 delivery
Prices in GBP at the seller's UK checkout, correct on 12 October 2026. The checkout pre-selects the 7-pack, so choose the one you want. The seller can change prices, so check your total before you pay.
6 things worth knowing
Untick the £4.99 warranty
The checkout ticks an "Extended Warranty" for you. Untick it if you do not want it.
Extra offers are optional
After paying you may see more offers. Decline any you do not want and check the total.
Not next-day
Processed in about 24 hours, then 7 to 12 business days to the UK, with tracking.
How returns work
Contact support within 30 days and get approval first. Change of mind: unused, original packaging, you pay return postage.
Lookalikes exist
Similar cloths are sold under other names. Buy from the official site if you want NanoPolix's returns policy.
Results depend on depth
Use the fingernail test. If your nail catches, expect "less visible", not "gone".
Quick answers
Is NanoPolix a scam?
It is a real product sold through its own website, with a published returns policy. But the ads promise more than a cloth can do. Buy it for light marks, with the right expectations.
Has Which? tested NanoPolix?
Not as of October 2026. In Which?’s tests of car scratch removers in general, the products worked on shallow scratches in the clear coat, and none worked on deep scratches.
Will the result wash off?
It depends on the mark. Which? washes each tested patch up to five times, and with some scratch removers the scratch came back after the first wash. The cloth is reusable if a mark comes back.
Is it safe on my paint?
The seller says it suits all paint colours. Because it polishes the surface, use light pressure on a clean area. The seller advises testing a small, hidden spot first, especially on matte, wrapped, older or repainted 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.
What will I pay?
Packs are priced per cloth at the seller’s UK checkout: 2 cloths at £17.48 each (£34.96), 5 at £15.73 each (£78.65), 7 at £13.98 each (£97.86) and 10 at £12.23 each (£122.30). Delivery is £6.95, £7.90, £8.95 or £9.90 by pack size, so the 2-cloth pack comes to £41.91. The checkout also ticks a £4.99 extended warranty, which you can untick. Prices correct on 12 October 2026; the seller can change them, so check your total before you pay.
How long does delivery take?
About 24 hours to process, then 7 to 12 business days to the UK, with tracking by email. Delivery charges are shown at checkout, before you pay.
Can I get a refund?
There is a 30-day returns window from delivery. Contact the seller’s support for approval first. Change-of-mind returns must be unused and in their original packaging, and you pay the return postage; the original delivery charge is not refunded. A damaged, faulty or wrong item is replaced or refunded in full. The seller handles returns and refunds, not nanopolixguide.com.
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.
How many uses does one cloth give?
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.
Who am I buying from?
The buttons on this page take you to the seller’s checkout. nanopolixguide.com is an independent affiliate guide and may earn a commission if you buy, at no extra cost to you.
Light scuffs? It is a cheap thing to try first.
If your fingernail glides over the mark, a £34.96 two-pack is worth a go before paying £80 or more for a repair. If you can see primer or metal, skip it.
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