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Remove Salt Stains from Floor Mats with Dr. Beasley’s Salt Chisel

It’s easy to remove salt stains from floor mats and other carpeted surfaces with Dr. Beasley’s Salt Chisel — and our Director of Success Chris Racana knows that first hand. Watch and listen as Chris shows how to use Salt Chisel in our latest video:

Keeping Your Car (Or Your Customer’s) Virus-Free

The CDC says washing your hands and disinfecting high-traffic surfaces are the best way to keep COVID-19 out of your car’s interior. But you don’t want to run in blind and panic wipe everything. There are specific precautions and practices to use when keeping a vehicle germ-free. So how can you know you’re cleaning the […]

What Are Microsphere Abrasives?

This article is part of a series on the new Dr. Beasley’s Nano Surface Primer line, available now. Click here to buy the system now. MicroSphere Abrasive Technology (MSAT) is what Dr. Beasley’s Nano Surface Primer line uses to cut defects out of the clear coat. This technology (which up until now was pretty much […]

Why You Shouldn’t Do An IPA Wipedown (And What To Do Instead)

For years, the IPA wipedown has been the go-to solution for removing oils and silicones from polishing prior to applying a wax, sealant or ceramic nanocoating. Consisting of a solution of isopropyl alcohol and distilled water, it’s extremely common among pros and enthusiasts alike. But just because something’s popular doesn’t mean it’s effective. When you […]

Matte Black Car Paint Pros and Cons

The Batmobile. The stealth B-2 Bomber. Darth Vader’s TIE fighter. If these icons of cool are what come to mind when you see a car decked out in matte black paint, you’re not alone. It’s no surprise why — people associate matte black cars with mystery, sophistication and coolness. In terms of car paint, it’s […]

How To Perform A Nanocoating Annual Inspection

As we’ve said in past articles, nanocoatings (also called ceramic coatings) are not a one-and-done kind of protection. While they’re much easier to maintain than waxes and sealants, you do need to actively care for them on an on-going basis. Part of that means conducting a thorough coating annual inspection, in order to get an […]