Category Archives: Exterior Detailing

Rick from RAD Garage applying Nano-Resin Pro with Dr. Beasley's Director of Success Chris Racana.
24
May
Behind the Detail, Ceramic Coatings, Exterior Detailing, Guides & Tips, How To, Professional Detailing, The Future of Detailing, Videos & Media

Applying Nano-Resin Pro with RAD Garage

Posted on by Victor Espeland

Rick from the RAD Garage YouTube channel recently visited Dr. Beasley’s HQ with Pan the Organizer and Tony Ralda of Ralda’s Details as part of Car Supplies Warehouse‘s Creator Summit in Chicago. While he was here, Rick took a deep dive with our Director of Success Chris Racana into the science and application behind Nano-Resin […]

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Close-up view of a yellow Chevrolet Camaro hood
19
Aug
Behind the Detail, Exterior Detailing, Featured, Guides & Tips, How To, Paint Correction, Professional Detailing

How to Take Pictures of Swirls, Scratches & Etching in Car Paint

Posted on by Mike Phillips

In the car detailing world, whether you’re the detailer or the customer, it’s vital to capture the before condition of the paint for a number of reasons: 1: To document the current condition of the paint. 2: To determine which steps and how many steps to perform to remove the paint defects and restore a […]

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Hood of Dodge Durango being paint corrected
10
May
Behind the Detail, Ceramic Coatings, Dr. Beasley's News, Exterior Detailing, Garage & Equipment, Matte Car Care, Paint Correction, Professional Detailing, The Future of Detailing, Videos & Media

Photos from “Future of Detailing” Clinic — May 2022

Posted on by Victor Espeland
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Car detailing products next to black 2019 Dodge Challenger SRT Hellcat Redeye in NSP graphene coating case study
28
Aug
Behind the Detail, Ceramic Coatings, Exterior Detailing, Paint Correction, Professional Detailing

NSP Case Study – Graphene Coating a 2019 Dodge Challenger SRT Hellcat Redeye

Posted on by Victor Espeland

This NSP case study was submitted by Dr. Beasley’s Authorized Detailer Mike Lambert of The Shine Shop Auto Detailing. Want to submit your own case study? E-mail myteam@drbeasleys.com with pictures and as much detail as you can provide! THE CAR: 2019 Dodge Challenger SRT Hellcat RedeyeTHE NSPs: NSP 45, NSP 95THE PADS: Meguiar’s microfiber pad; white Rupes […]

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matte wheel protection, matte wheel seal, wheel coating
12
Apr
Behind the Detail, Ceramic Coatings, Exterior Detailing, Featured, How To, Matte Car Care

Matte Wheels + Matte Paint Coating?

Posted on by Dr. Beasley's

Every few weeks, customers ask us a very specific question: Can I use Matte Paint Coating on my matte wheels? The answer is YES! However, there are a few things to consider when using Matte Paint Coating to protect matte wheels. Wheels get HOT. The high heat of the wheels changes the durability of Matte […]

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matte wheel, wheel protector, wheel coating
27
Oct
Exterior Detailing, Featured, Matte Car Care

Matte Wheels Protected by Double R Detailing

Posted on by Celine Witherell

Double R Detailing in New York specializes in bringing luxury cars back to life. They’re experts at paintwork correction, paint protection, wheel care, and interior detailing. They see all sorts of beautiful vehicles from AMGs to Lambos and they take gorgeous photos of their work. Matte Wheels At Double R Detailing, they use exclusively Dr. Beasley’s […]

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2015 Porsche GT3 in Bright Red
11
Aug
Behind the Detail, Exterior Detailing, Featured, Professional Detailing, The Detail

Wheelz Up 2015 Porsche GT3

Posted on by Celine Witherell

Wheelz Up of Maryland is a logistics company that helps local dealerships ensure their auto part inventory is stocked up. They know and love cars! CEO Jeb uses Dr. Beasley’s car care products on his gorgeous 2015 Porsche GT3 and he sent us his photos. See all that gloss? That’s because Jeb used our Wash & Seal Detailing Prescription […]

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Wet, Dry, Carbon Fiber
01
Jul
Behind the Detail, Exterior Detailing, Featured

Wet vs. Dry Carbon Fiber

Posted on by Victor Espeland

When people use the term “Carbon Fiber”, they’re usually referring to carbon fiber-reinforced polymers — that is, carbon fiber sheets laminated in a polymer, usually an epoxy resin. Carbon fiber-reinforced polymers are exceptionally strong, exhibiting extreme stiffness as well as tensile strength. Because of this strength, carbon fiber is a popular material for many applications […]

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