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Please do. Looking forward to some reviews and feedback on it. Sent from my SM-G950U using Autogeekonline mobile app

Thank you for your honest review. Unfortunately, not every product delivers or measures up to our expectations. I recently experienced a very similar situation with Adam's Car Shampoo. Speaking of which.... Funny thing about this is that I have, but haven't yet tried, the Optimum Car Wash...

I know, and I have done that in several threads that I've commented on...but this is one I started and that I have a vested interest in following. Besides, it looks like they have taken it to PM and it has been resolved now anyway.

Hey guys, so I'm not sent an email every time a new response is made in this thread can you take this the PM route? Thanks

I have heard and read several times that Bead Maker interacts differently with different waxes/sealants/coatings. Your situation doesn't sound all that different. I believe in was WaxMode who did a video recently where he basically tried it on two different coatings and experienced two...

I don't really consider "saving product" to be overthinking it....I mean, I did pay for it (it wasn't given to me). I'm patient, I now have the product, and I'll use and see how it performs sometime in the next few weeks or so. I just can't really justify wasting it by applying it only to turn...

I've received my bottle, but haven't and won't actually be applying it for a few more weeks, at the earliest. I'm dealing with a killer cold right now, and I need to do some paint correction, a polish, and apply a wax/sealant before I try the Bead Maker, especially since I bought it to use as a...

I've had success using Meguiar's Water Sport Remover. Brian from Apex Detail featured this in a recent video for the exact purpose you mention (removing water spots and etching from glass). It can be found fairly cheap as well...I picked up a bottle for around $5 or $6 at a local Pep Boys. He...

So did I...which ones did you order? I almost ordered the red and white "wax removal" PFM towels, but ended up going with the gray and black 16X16 PFM Terry Weave towel, which is 860 GSM (I've seen some places say they are over 1,000 GSM). The gray and black was the one I saw on nearly every...

I'll find out soon enough, I just ordered a 16 oz bottle to give a try. Sent from my SM-G950U using Autogeekonline mobile app

Maybe someone is trying to start something that will get this thread locked? Hmmm........ Sent from my SM-G950U using Autogeekonline mobile app

Thanks for posting this AGAIN! I posted it initially in post #5, but apparently some moderator or someone felt the need to edit that post and remove it. Sent from my SM-G950U using Autogeekonline mobile app

My order from AG arrived last week, and when there's a break in the weather and I'm aren't experiencing rain every single day I plan on giving one of these a try. I guess the real question is, which one should I try first?

I followed Pan's advice in this video and had similar results. This process and these products worked very well on my all-weather floor mats.

It's a shame I'm not planning to drive through Pittsburgh anytime soon...I've got several products I'd be willing to offer up in a barter of sorts (LOL)

From most of the comments that I've seen on YouTube and read here and elsewhere, Bead Maker seems to add some protection to go along with a nice, slick, glossy finish for around 3 weeks to a month (I know that P&S says 1 to 3 months, but 3 would likely be the absolute best case scenario). I may...

The irony here is that I asked an honest question because I didn't know the answer. I appreciate Klasse Act telling me about the video posted on TRC's site today because that gave me the information I needed to know...but I certainly didn't create this thread in order to create any controversy...

Thanks for the heads up. The video they put out just today explains pretty much exactly what I was asking about:

I'm interested in Bead Maker and have a few questions about it. I know the protocol is to lay down a sealant first, and then wax....since sealants aren't supposed to go over wax. BUT....I believe Bead Maker is considered a (short term) "sealant"....in which case, shouldn't wax go over it...

Yes it is, but I use a different drying towel from The Rag Company...I use their Double Twistress, which is similar to the Griot's PFM drying towel only a bit smaller, with fewer GSM (1,120 for the PFM, 850 for the Double Twistress) and a lot less expensive ($39 for PFM, $13 for TRC). I blow...