Testing Dr. Beasley's NEW Nano Surface Primers!

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Testing Dr. Beasley's NEW Nano Surface Primers!




I'd like to say a shout out to Jim Lafeber, the man behind Dr. Beasley's detailing products.

Thanks Jim and team!


I came into my office this last Tuesday and found a box from Dr. Beasley's. I open it up and inside are his brand new Nano Surface Primers!


Dr. Beasley's NEW Nano Surface Primers

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And... it's perfect timing because I'm also testing the new L.C. Power Tools UDOS 51e and this will give me a chance to use all three of his new products on a really cool, rare and unique local streetrod in dire need of paint correction and coating.


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Jim also included a few extra goodies, I'll add those pictures later.


Stay tuned....


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:updated:


I tested the NSP 95 today on an old 2-door Dodge while testing out the LC Power Tools UDOS.

The NSP 45 is a FINE cut polish. I used it with the new UDOS foam polishing pad and it worked great. After machine polishing the roof I used the Dr. Beasley's 1201 Paint Coating to seal the roof.

Check it out,


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Here's what's cool about the new Nano Surface Primers - NO PANEL WIPE.

That's right, no need to chemically strip the paint after using these new technology compounds and polishes. I went straight to the 1201 Paint Coating. To apply this, you mist a little distilled water onto the surface, then apply a few drops of the coating to a foam applicator pad and that's it. Spread around, wast a few seconds and wipe off. Super easy to use and it left the paint very glossy looking and feeling slick.





Will start on the vertical panels tomorrow.



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Nice! :props:

Looks pretty sharp to me. Interesting application process - does the coating mix with the water or does the water act as a carrier/lubricant type of deal?

I’ve always like the look of Dr Beasley’s products. I can’t say I have ever tried any personally but I don’t remember reading any negative comments about any of their range. :xyxthumbs:


Aaryn NZ. :dblthumb2:
 
Mike,

Wow, the finish on this Dodge is beautiful!! I love metallic blues and how there’s a glow coming from the highlighted areas(reflecting light) and the darker shadow areas look so deep and wet.

As always you worked some magic and left a perfect finish!

Aaryn NZ said:
Nice! :props:

Looks pretty sharp to me. Interesting application process - does the coating mix with the water or does the water act as a carrier/lubricant type of deal?

I’ve always like the look of Dr Beasley’s products. I can’t say I have ever tried any personally but I don’t remember reading any negative comments about any of their range. :xyxthumbs:


Aaryn NZ. :dblthumb2:
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I’ve always been interested in this coating, quite a unique process and seems like it’s quick and easy to work with. Never pulled the trigger though since I work outdoors and have always been hesitant in regards to its application. I’ll have a garage in a few months though so might have to pick some up then.

Hope things are well for you, your family and business, Aaryn!
 
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