Nanoskin Glide Vs CG Luber

[JWilliams.RadiantDetail]

They do the same thing, but the 1 gal jug of Luber's like $22 cheaper. I'm going to be ordering a Nanoskin pad next week, is there any reason to go with Glide over Luber?

Also, I Googled and I see lots of marketing info, but I can't find any concrete reviews here. The marketing says "4x as long as clay bar" "50-60 cars with 1 pad" are these even close to accurate? Sounds almost too good to be true to me.

*EDIT* scratch the price thing, I didn't notice Glide's concentrated 7:1 so it's actually cheaper. I guess my question changes to is there any reason to go with Luber over it?

[tpr1634]

Onr, 2oz per gallon of distilled water I was impressed. Optimum is my new luber....................

[RubbishReview]

While I have not used either of these products I am in the same situation that you are in. As I am getting ready to buy a NanoSkin pad as well and was looking at both of those lubricating sprays. I ultimately decided from the research that I did online that I am going to use the Chemical Guys Luber its cheap and no one seems to have issues with it.

[Evan.J]

Onr, 2oz per gallon of distilled water I was impressed. Optimum is my new luber....................

Diluted Optimum No Rinse is a much cheaper option for a clay lube and it works great.

[Chris@AutoCleanse]

ONR for the win, diluted properly.

[JHL88]

I use UWW+. It lasts forever.

[asalesagent912]

I used the glide and the nano skin pad and glide worked beautiful together.
no need to spend more on something else.

[lowdown89]

I have used luber and its worked pretty well , not to mention you can get a gallon of it from amazon for like $14 right now

[GenesisCoupe]

I use CG Luber for my SMArnold clay towel and Optimum clay sponge. I use ONR for regular clay bar. Just preference i guess.

[Scott@IncrediblyDetailed]

ONR hands down by effectiveness and price.