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Dr. Beasley's Tire Conditioner Matte finish, no sling, long lasting, not water based

https://www.drbeasleys.com/blog/2012/05/19/why-you-cant-wax-matte-paint-finishes/

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What car wash soap are you using? Do you have any coatings or toppers on the PPF? You could try using a UV blocking protectant on the film. We've got an instant bonding coating that works great on clear bras. It goes on wet and bonds instantly to protect from staining, fading, etching, etc for...

You can use this to clean the tinted windows (it's ammonia and VOC free). It also adds a layer of hydrophobicity to glass. An easy to use, everyday type cleaner: Dr. Beasley's Glass IQ

We love Lake Country pads. High quality and very effective.

In the case of white or light colored paint, the lighting of the environment in which you're detailing is so important. We use headlamps if necessary!

Wet sanding is really aggressive, so we only use it if there are deep scratches on the paint. We rarely do it in our shop and when we do, it's reserved for the worst case scenario cars. You probably don't need to do it to your own car, but if you DO, definitely check out Mike's article and do...

Dr. Beasley's Premium Body Wash

We agree with vobro. To remove wax, all you need is a high quality microfiber towel. Avoid the pads.

Hi there, we're certainly familiar with our product line (haha). Glad to hear you're thinking of us. If you want long lasting, easy to apply paint protection, go with Nano-Resin. It lasts 2-3 years. Formula 1201 and PlasmaCoat are both instant bonding, so the application process is quick. 1201...

Dr. Beasley's Nano-Resin Hydrophobic Coating http://www.autogeek.net/dr-beasleys-glass-iq.html

Dr. Beasley's PlasmaCoat Easy to use, free from harsh chemicals, instant bonding, and an intensely beautiful gloss. Try this!

Dr. Beasley's Microsuede Cleanser

Yes. Our matte products are safe for every matte finish from super flat to satin to pearlescent. The product cleans without adding any shine or changing the finish of the surface in any way

It is, but we also have Dr. Beasley's Matte Wheel Cleanser specifically for matte wheels

If you clean everything really well, the plastic would be ready for Dlux. Applying a conditioner type product before the Dlux might impede or change the way bonding occurs, which is no good.

Haven't used Dlux, but if it's safe for plastic it wouldn't hurt to try

Most ceramic coatings are designed to bond to paint. You could use a plastic restore type of product and then keep it all together with a sealant on top.

Hi, We're matte paint care experts (tested against our competitors and selected for matte paint care by Audi, Chrysler, & Hyundai). All of our matte products are safe for use on matte and glossy paint or decals. You can use everything on the whole car. To clean, try Dr. Beasley's Matte Body Wash...