Last Updated March 10, 2022
One of the biggest draws for our “Future of Detailing” clinics is the chance to get hands-on detailing cars with matte finish paint. At our last clinic, Authorized Trainer Zaia Dinkha of 48 Detailing dropped some valuable knowledge on application tips, tricks and techniques taken from his deep experience applying Matte Paint Coating Pro at his own shop in Arizona. Check out the full lesson below:
Last Updated March 10, 2022
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Hey guys. Thanks for this tutorial. I was thinking whether to get the coating done by a professional or do it myself. It doesn’ t seem to be too complicated, however I think I don’t trust myself enough to do it on my own :) I really do like the matte finish, but I prefer the shiny ones.
Any of our Pro coatings should be installed by a Dr. Beasley’s Authorized Detailer or at minimum, someone with a great deal of experience installing ceramic coatings. However, our “non-Pro” versions are fairly forgiving and are intended to be used by both professionals and the DIY enthusiasts. If you have some (any?) mechanical inclination you should be able to handle one of our (non-pro) coatings.
thank you for taking the time to prepare this video- but the quality of the volume is terrible. I had the volume all the way up, and there is an echo from the room which couldnt be helped.
Hey Barry, I was the one who put this video together. Totally understand about the audio, it was definitely a challenge to minimize the reverb going on in the room. I appreciate the feedback and I am working on solutions to improve the audio on future videos!
thanks- it was meant to be a positive comment and your response was just that. great and important info which needs to be heard and understood