Author Archives: Victor Espeland

Red Volkswagon Jetta in the Snow
20
Sep
Behind the Detail, Exterior Detailing, Guides & Tips

Easiest Car Color to Keep Clean? Ranking the Best & Worst

Posted on by Victor Espeland

Choosing the best car color to keep clean isn’t something many people think of, but it’s surprisingly important when it comes to how much you’ll enjoy your car long term. After all, who wants to spend all their time driving a car that looks dirty and is a pain to keep clean? The fact is, […]

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Dr. Beasley's nominated "Brand of the Year" for 2024 IDA Awards
27
Nov
Dr. Beasley's News, Press Releases

Dr. Beasley’s Nominated for Brand of the Year in 2024 IDA Awards

Posted on by Victor Espeland

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Dr. Beasley’s Nominated for Brand of the Year in 2024 IDA Awards Chicago, IL – November 27, 2024 – Dr. Beasley’s, a trailblazer in automotive detailing products, proudly announces its nomination for the esteemed Brand of the Year award in the 2024 International Detailing Association (IDA) Awards. This recognition highlights Dr. Beasley’s […]

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19
Nov
Behind the Detail, Exterior Detailing, Matte Car Care, Matte Wheels

Matte Black vs. Gloss Black Wheels — Which Should I Get?

Posted on by Victor Espeland

Picking out wheels for a new car or buying aftermarket rims for one you already own? There’s a good chance you’re asking this question: “Should I get gloss black wheels or matte black wheels?” There’s a lot to consider when making this choice, such as aesthetics, ease of maintenance, durability, even resale value. How do […]

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Carbon Fiber Spoiler Close Up
05
Jun
Behind the Detail, Ceramic Coatings, Exterior Detailing, Guides & Tips, How To, Paint Correction, Tips

Polishing Carbon Fiber

Posted on by Victor Espeland

Learn how to polish carbon fiber to make it as crystal clear as glass using a carbon fiber glaze. Polishing carbon fiber has never been easier.

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How often to polish car
08
Nov
Behind the Detail, Exterior Detailing, Paint Correction

How Often Should I Polish My Car?

Posted on by Victor Espeland

Freshly polished cars look beautiful, gleaming like a mirror in the sun. Unfortunately, over time — especially if the paint isn’t protected — scratches, contamination and oxidation will dull the shine. So how often can you polish the paint to get it back to shiny again? That’s what we’ll be answering in this article.  How […]

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Alcantara fabric with water beading on it after application of Dr. Beasley's Microsuede Protection
25
Jul
Behind the Detail, Featured, How To, Interior Detailing, Professional Detailing

The Difference Between Alcantara, Dinamica & Ultrasuede

Posted on by Victor Espeland

Suede is a soft, fuzzy leather made from the underside of animal skin. While suede is prized for its pliable, luxurious feel, its cost and use of animal skin have led to the development of synthetic alternatives called faux suede or microfiber suedes (“microsuedes”).  In this article, we’ll look at the different types of faux […]

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Dr. Beasley's Gloss Hero
05
Nov
Behind the Detail, Ceramic Coatings, Dr. Beasley's News, Exterior Detailing

Gloss Builder is Now Available!

Posted on by Victor Espeland

We’re proud to announce Dr. Beasley’s Gloss Builder is now available for purchase on drbeasleys.com! Gloss Builder is a coating prep spray designed to produce a deep, reflective shine prior to applying ceramic coatings. When used after paint correction, Gloss Builder creates a dripping wet mirror finish while adding anchor points for bonding, ensuring the […]

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Diagram showing the different types of scratches on car paint based on depth
28
Apr
Behind the Detail, Exterior Detailing, Guides & Tips, Paint Correction

How to Tell How Deep a Scratch is On Your Car

Posted on by Victor Espeland

Surface science begins with understanding clear coat, paintwork, and scratch identification. Here’s everything you need to know about the science behind car scratches and the different ways to remedy them.

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