Monthly Archives: September 2025

How to Prep for Ceramic Coating
20
Sep
Behind the Detail, Ceramic Coatings, Exterior Detailing, Guides & Tips, How To, Professional Detailing, Videos & Media

How to Prep for Ceramic Coatings | Beginner’s Guide

Posted on by Mike Phillips

Download PDF Checklist Transcript Hey, welcome to this video. I’m going to be sharing with you how to install a ceramic coating. So, if you’ve never done this before, uh, no need to take notes. You can actually download a PDF checklist. It’ll cover everything I use and all the steps. Plus, I’ve written a […]

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Dr. Beasley's Guide for Ceramic Coating Care
13
Sep
Behind the Detail, Ceramic Coatings, Guides & Tips, How To, Videos & Media

Beginner’s Guide to Ceramic Coating Care | DIY Step-by-Step Tutorial

Posted on by Mike Phillips

Download PDF Checklist You know, ceramic coatings have become all the rage. They are the best way to take care of anything that you care about. But the question becomes, how do you take care of a ceramic coating? Whether you installed it yourself or you paid someone to do it for you, that’s the […]

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Step-by-Step Guide to Cleaning Engine Bays for Beginners
06
Sep
Behind the Detail, Exterior Detailing, Guides & Tips, How To, Videos & Media

Beginner’s Guide to Engine Bay Cleaning | Step-by-Step Video Tutorial

Posted on by Mike Phillips

Download PDF Checklist When is the last time you cleaned your engine and engine compartment? In fact, when’s the last time you even opened the hood? Let me share five reasons to clean your own engine compartment. One, it’s actually easy and there’s no special tools required. Two, a clean engine compartment actually increases trade-in […]

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Neglected VW Beetle
04
Sep
Behind the Detail, Dr. Beasley's News

From a $25 Beetle to Bead Hero: What the Fall Season Teaches Us About Protecting Cars

Posted on by Jim Lafeber

The Car That Changed Everything Back in the early 1980s, when I was just 15, I bought my uncle’s 1968 VW Beetle for $25. He was ready to sell it to the junkyard for the same amount, but to me that car was priceless. It was rough — rust on the fenders, a tired engine, […]

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