Are scratches always magically appearing on your car even though you never bump into things? Are you always on the look-out for a quick fix? Well, I saw the recently popular Nunafix Nano Spray and I bought it. Will it be the ultimate fix to hide all car scratches?
In this review, I’ll be sharing my experience with the Nurafix Nano Spray, if it indeed worked for me and if it is worth the buy.
What is the Nunafix Nano Spray
Marketed as a cost-effective solution to repainting your car or spending a lot of money for a protective layer, the Nurafix Nano Spray. It promises to get rid of deep scratches and conceals even larger scratches that need repainting making use of nanotechnology. It claims to be safe for all car surfaces which includes painted surfaces, metal parts, plastic and rubber parts, headlights and taillights while offering UV protection to your vehicle.
The Nurafix Nano Spray is sold for $34.99 after a 50% discount.
The website was created on November 11th, 2024, and the domain will expire on the 11th of November 2025 in exactly one year. Their email address is [email protected] but no phone numbers to be seen on their website.
How to use the Nurafix Nano Spray
The steps following steps are required for using this product
- Wash the car
- Spray NuraFix Nano Spray onto the scratched area
- Spread with sponge
- Let it dry
- Buff
- Inspect
Sharing My Experience using the Nurafix Nano Spray
My product arrived quite quickly, a few days earlier than the scheduled delivery date and this was great. I immediately got to testing it.
I followed the instructions on the brands website. I washed my car thoroughly and dried the scratched area before applying the spray. I spread it out evenly with a sponge and left it to dry.
In about twenty minutes, I came back hoping that the scratches had disappeared only to find out that not only were the scratches still present, but the spot has also turned into a darker shade. Maybe it is a waxing coat, or it has indeed damaged my paint, I won’t know till after a few days, and it hasn’t washed off.
I do believe that this is just bottled water with a hint of waxing. I intended to use it on my headlights and taillights, but I’m scared of what the possible outcome will be.
The business behind the Nurafix Nano Spray
The Nurafix Nano Spray available on different e-commerce stores. Affiliate marketers and drop-shippers buy these sprays in bulk, rebrand and repackage them and promote them as new innovative products online. It is no different than the $5 sprays produced and sold in bulk on Chinese websites.
They then create fancy websites and creates ads that link directly to these websites. where they offer crazy discounts and promises of charge-back if the products are unsatisfactory and then sell these products for a high mark-up. This is just an over-priced product that offers no quality whatsoever.
What I Wished I Knew Before Buying This Product
Deceptive Marketing: The product promises to fix scratches even the deeper ones that require painting over and provide long-lasting protection. This claim is extremely exaggerated and misleading.
Lack of scientific evidence: There is no scientific research or testing mentioned to support this product’s claims, making it difficult to verify its effectiveness. There is also no mention of certification.
Overly positive and promotional reviews: The reviews on their website are suspiciously positive and promotional but there are no reviews on Amazon which implies that these reviews may be fake, paid for, or biased, and does not reflect the genuine experiences of actual customers.
Ingredients and formula: The product’s ingredients and formula are not disclosed. The brand is pretty much vague about its ingredients and only keeps repeating the “nanotechnology” line.
Overemphasis on nanotechnology: The use of “nano” in the product name is a marketing hype, as it’s unclear how nanotechnology specifically benefits the product’s performance and my personal experience with this product was mediocre.
Unclear instructions: The instructions provided is unclear and may lead to confusion or incorrect usage.
Lack of certifications or endorsements: There are no mentions of certifications, expert endorsements, or reputable organizations supporting this product and its claims.
Limited contact information: There is limited to no information about the company behind this product. There is only an email address [[email protected]] and no mobile numbers or live-chat option. No listed physical address or company name.
Suspicious behavior: Identical products are listed on different websites but with different product names
Limited online presence: The absence of any social media pages is a huge red flag that should be taken seriously. Every reputable brand has social media accounts as a way to foster long lasting relationships with their clients while promoting sales.
Aggressive upselling: The brand manipulates customers to purchase additional products using high-pressure sales tactics. The continuous use of “Limited stock” and “big discounts” and even bigger discounts if you buy more products are all manipulation tactics to make customers feel like they’re saving money in the long run.
What to do if you already got Scammed
Contact your bank: Contact your bank or credit card company immediately to cancel your card. Request for a chargeback on the grounds of fraud and if unsuccessful, consider requesting arbitration from your credit card issuer to recover your funds. It’s essential to reiterate and resubmit evidence to support your claim, as this can improve your chances of getting refunded.
Check credit reports: Request credit reports to check for any accounts opened fraudulently using your information. Consider placing a credit freeze if advised.
File a complaint: Submit reports about the scam to the FTC, BBB [Better Business Bureau], and other consumer protection sites. You should also provide all relevant records.
Reviews: Leave online reviews and also inform your family and friends to stop other people from falling victim to the same scam.
Alternatives
- CarPro CQuartz UK 3.0 Kit with Reload
- Gtechniq Crystal Serum Light Ceramic Coating
- Drexler Ceramic Coating Kit 30ml + 50ml
- GYEON quartz MOHS Ceramic Coating
- Weiruixin 10H Ceramic Coating 3.0
Conclusion
Nurafix Nano Spray has many red flags that should be considered seriously before buying this product. My personal experience wasn’t a good one and should serve as a deterrent if you’re still considering this product. Opt out for better brands or buy this type on websites where they’re sold for so much cheaper.
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Samantha