3D Bead It Up

Dr Oldz

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Anyone try this yet? I just got my gallon but haven’t tried it yet.

3D makes some solid products, so I am expecting this to be good stuff!
 
I am so sad to say, I've had a bottle here on my desk for a few months and I have not tried it yet. This was before it was public. Tunch is going to kill me.

Ugh...

I'll try to find something to use it on as I need to review it anyways. I'm washing my own car this weekend. I washed the wife's car last weekend so her car would be a good candidate.


:)
 
I have used it on my Charger and stuff works great! Like Mike I received a bottle from Tunch and unlike Mike (LOL) promptly used it! I will dig through my pics and post (Done), I know I have some cause I was texting them to Tunch while I was using it. Lasted for a long time but then I usually always keep my car clean and wipe down with it until the bottle was gone.

I applied it by spraying onto one microfiber then wiped down panel then used a dry microfiber towel to buff/wipe off excess. Super Simple and easy wipe off.

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Looks great, Yancy.


I’m hoping it has better durability than Beadmaker.
 
Glad you brought this up Dr. Oldz. Hadn’t heard of it until now.
 
acuRAS82 said:
Glad you brought this up Dr. Oldz. Hadn’t heard of it until now.
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I will be trying it this weekend. Obviously I won’t comment on durability, but I will on ease of use(which is a big factor in my book)
 
acuRAS82 said:
Glad you brought this up Dr. Oldz. Hadn’t heard of it until now.
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Same here. There are a ton of products in this category now, but I noticed this one is only $10 for a 16oz bottle!
 
Looking forward to trying this !!!! I am almost out of my gallon of Beadmaker :)
 
I saw one person demo it live on facebook and it looks like a nice product.
 
I like 3D always satisfied. The YouTube series was great Tunich the owner and lead chemist discussing the products was great idea for videos. I use a lot of 3D’s cleaners and polishes. There line needs a good spray sealant. I didn’t like bead maker I thought duragloss aqua wax was better.

The hype for bead maker set high expectations and once used I thought it was average.
 
I am interested in this as well. I have used Beadmaker and also have moved on as there are better things out there. I have ordered a bottle of the 3D Bead It Up to check it out for myself. What have you guys thought of this so far?
 
As a side note, I have not seen much info on Bead it up. I would be interested to see if this could be used as an LSP/standalone if applicated regularly.
I have not received my bottle yet, so ready to give this a shot.
I am also looking at getting 3D's waterless wash and see how that performs.
 
•Beads
-This topic always reminds me of what
“The Chairman of the Board” had to say
about them:

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Bob
 
I received my bottle the other day, and had some time to use on my ‘15 RS7 and Indian Chieftain. Background, the garage queen RS7 was ceramic coated (Ceramic Pro 9H) 2 years ago and maintained with Nextzett Perfect shine, which has not been applied in about a month. The bike pretty much has no treatment prior, just maintained with waterless wash (3D).

Prep on RS7 was pretty much waterless wash, as the paint is still in great condition.

The application was very easy and without streaks. Smelled great as well. Overall impressed with this product and will test longevity.

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Just to chime in,

I tested this new 3D Bead Up product out yesterday on an old 2-door Chevy in the garage. Just used it like a spray detailer. The car looked clean, no visible dirt or dust.

I was completely impressed with spreading, wipe-off and resulting slickness of finish.

I have not got the car wet to check out water beading but will do.

Stay tuned for a full write-up.

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:)
 
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