Car Dealers Don’t Want Anyone To See This Trick, Here’s Why

Reports of a strange trend have been making waves in certain online circles with a reported million Americans taking part.

Millions of Americans have said “No!” to sleazy car dealers and have started to take advantage of a secret trick that car dealers don’t want people to know about.

However, if it were just that, then this trend would not have made so many waves.

At the center of this trend is Americans’ growing dissatisfaction with overpriced and scammy car repairs by mechanics and dealers.

What should be a small repair can cost over $500, but not high enough to be covered by insurance.

This new trick takes advantage of nanotechnology to erase scratches, scrapes, and dings on your car.

Nanotechnology has a unique property that people are taking advantage of:

• It can reactivate your paint molecules with sodium ions and fill in scratches with nano particles so that it covers the scratches and scrapes on your car.

And if this sounds too good to be true, just take a look at the near-flawless results below.

By putting this technology into the hands of consumers, dishonest car dealers and mechanics can no longer over-charge or rip off unsuspecting customers.

So what’s with this new trend of rubbing nano particles into your cars?

Well here’s the thing, it’s not new at all!

Sort of.

Nanotechnology was originally developed for space shuttles and fighter jets.

It was designed to be able to make quick repairs on the exterior surface of space shuttles. Since they would often get bombarded by microscopic space debris, they needed a way to fill in and seal the scratches and dings quickly while doing spacewalks.

It was then later adapted for use in fighter jets to polish the surfaces for minimum air resistance and quick repairs.

So why is this only now gaining traction if it’s been in use by these institutions for so many years?

Until recently, it simply wasn’t available to the general public.

This technology has been gated behind large corporations to maximize profit.

On top of that, the manufacturing process involving the nano particles has historically been too expensive to justify mass production.

But after pouring millions of dollars into research and development, a company by the name of NanoSparkle made a breakthrough discovery and was able to drastically reduce the time and money it took to manufacture this technology.

Using their patented method for the first time, NanoSparkle has successfully imbued nanotechnology into what they call the world’s first “Nano Cloth” which is finally available to the general public.

So what’s the secret sauce?

NanoSparkle uses millions and millions of nano particles, sodium ions and paint reactivation mechanics to heal the damages on your vehicle.

When you buff a scratch with the NanoSparkle Cloth, the nano particles get drawn to the exposed metal and start filling it in while the sodium ions interact with the exposed paint to reactivate it.

This process fills in the scratch and repaints it with the same color around it.

Since they’ve gone public with their product, millions of others have gotten in on the trend.

Thanks to their surging popularity, many Americans have discovered new ways to use it, declaring it the best life hack of 2022.

Here are just a few ways people are turning the NanoSparkle Cleaning Cloth into their own life hacks…

Life Hack #1: Say “Farewell” to car scratches and scuffs without damaging the paint

Dan G, a 35 year old account manager from Texas, had his car parked at a grocery store parking lot when somebody decided to incite a random act of vandalism on his car.

Somebody keyed the side of his car, leaving unsightly scratches on the paint.

"I looked at the damage and shook my head. I took the car to a local shop and they said they were going to have to buff the entire area around the scratches and repaint all of it,” he said.

In total, they quoted Dan $602 to fix the damage.

Instead, he took a chance on NanoSparkle.

"So I bought it online and started rubbing the cloth on the scratch. And literally after a few wipes, I could start to see the scratch disappear in front of my eyes! I couldn’t believe it, it was like magic!"

Lifehack #2: Make old cars shine like new by reviving worn out paint and paint oxidation

Jordan T, a hobby car collector, would often spend thousands of dollars on restoring worn out paint on older cars.

“Well to be frank, some of these cars aren’t even THAT old. They’re just not taken care of. You get lots of sun damage and weather damage that rips up paint and oxidizes it.”

Jordan had spent the last 40 years working on cars, and recently, he picked up NanoSparkle after reading about it online.

Since then, he hasn’t spent anywhere near the same amount of money on paint work.

“I was skeptical. Very skeptical. But I used it on a friend’s Honda Civic where the paint had faded and oxidized. Just a few rubs and I could see the area becoming more vibrant. The white spots were getting colored in until the whole thing was just one nice color.”

Lifehack #3: Clear up cloudy headlights and make them shine like new

Eric B, a 28 year old medical student in California, had been driving a 2001 Toyota Corolla for five years.

The car was old, and its headlights cover had become so cloudy that he could barely see 10 feet ahead of him at night.

“Honestly, I didn’t think it was a big deal. I mean five years without any problems, so what? But then I almost hit a pedestrian because my headlights didn’t show anything until it was almost too late.”

Eric took his car to the dealer where they told him it would be $150 to clear up the headlight covers. It wasn’t a lot of money, but to Eric who was a student, it felt like he could try and fix it himself for much cheaper.

So he phoned his uncle, a former F1 mechanic, and told him about the problem

“My uncle actually bought me a NanoSparkle. He told me that it was good for scratches, but it could also be used for headlight covers. So I wiped down the exterior of the cover and watched as it cleared up! By the end of it, it was looking like I had just bought it!”

“I tested the headlight that night and I was shocked at how much farther my car was throwing the light! If it was like this to begin with, there’s no way I would have almost hit that pedestrian!”

Lifehack #4: Defrost your windshield in seconds

And lastly, Jenna A, a nurse from Oklahoma, was spending too much time in the mornings to defrost her windshield.

“If I forgot to defrost as soon as I woke up, I’d be late to work. But when it’s 5 degrees out and I just woke up, the last thing I want to do is bundle up to go outside and start the defrosting then go back inside to wash up.”

Jenna’s uncle told her about the NanoSparkle cleaning cloth.

She had actually heard of it before, but thought it was only for scratches.

“I asked him if he was sure because I read online that it was only for paint damage or whatever. He said that you can wipe down the windshield, and it’ll leave a protective layer that ice doesn’t stick to very well."

"So I did that, wiping down the windshield and all that. And the next day, I opened the car door to defrost, but when I shut the door, all the ice just slid off. Boy was that shocking!”

But what did other customers have to say online?

I did some digging to see what people from all backgrounds were saying about NanoSparkle. Here are just some of what people are saying:

It even has thousands of happy followers, some of whom have shared their thoughts:

So naturally, I had to try it myself

Having interviewed so many people and having done so much research, I wanted to get in on the fun for myself.

I recently got into a fender bender with an old lady and I didn’t want to get insurance involved after she said she couldn’t afford the higher premiums (I know I know, I should have just let insurance take care of it, but I just couldn’t say no).

The damage wasn’t too bad and she offered to help pay for the repairs. Since it was mostly cosmetic, I thought she could pitch in a fifty and I’d cover the rest.

But the local body shop told me it was going to be $835 to cover up the scratches!

And I quote “we have to buff out the surrounding areas and then repaint it, so it’s going to take longer and more materials.”

Now, I’m no professional, but that’s malarkey.

The scratches weren’t that deep and there was no way it was going to cost that much. Damage like that would be no more than $350 to fix.

After reading those stories about how this NanoSparkle Cleaning Cloth could make scratches disappear…

I felt like this was the perfect opportunity to put it to a test.

The last thing I wanted to do was to give a single dime to the scuzzy body shop that was trying to rip me off. ##So… did it help with the scratches on my car?

The day after the NanoSparkle came in, I asked the old lady to come by my place so we could use it on both our cars.

She had accidentally backed up into the passenger side of my car in a parking lot so the back of her car was scratched up while my passenger side had some scuffs.

We started with my car because, you know, why not.

The NanoSparkle came with some gloves that I put on before getting started.

I followed the instructions they had sent, which was to make sure to clean the area of any debris and then gently wipe until the scratches faded. And boy, did the scratches fade, just look at this picture:

I think I maybe went a little too slow though and it took almost 5 minutes of wiping to make all the scratches go away.

The paint in the surrounding areas filled in the damaged areas really nicely and you couldn’t even tell there were scratches!

As for the nice old lady, the damage was mostly centered around the back left of her car. You can see the white paint had some scuffs and scratches, although the damage was much less than mine (it’s funny how it always works out that way).

I wiped it all down with some rubbing alcohol to get rid of any debris, then started wiping it all down.

The paint started to recover and ended up with a very nice polished finish.

Man, this was looking like an awesome product. The both of us were gawking and touching the formerly-damaged areas in complete awe.

Final Thoughts

NanoSparkle is definitely the most interesting and most useful lifehack I’ve seen in a really long time.

The biggest thing was the savings, I mean, come on. I saved $835 just for myself.

And if you include the old lady’s repair costs and the increase in her insurance premiums… it would easily have been over $1000 total. In hindsight, it really feels like a no-brainer. It wouldn’t be the first time I walked away from a car repair because of a sleazy mechanic. And the dealers aren’t any better.

I don’t usually like to over-hype something up, but this has truly been game changing and I’d highly recommend anyone who drives to keep a few NanoSparkle Cloth’s in your trunk because you never know when you’re going to need it.

In fact, I’ve gone ahead and bought six more NanoSparkle cloths to give to the rest of my family members.