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Category Archives: Interior Detailing
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Jul
Jul
The Science Behind Dr. Beasley’s Adaptive Buffer Technology™ Every product we retire teaches us something. Sometimes it means the product wasn’t good enough, and sometimes it means we’ve found a better way to solve a problem an existing product already solved well. pH Neutralizer falls firmly into the second category: it worked exactly as intended, […]
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Jul
Jul
Clean glass means a clear view and not only is this important for safe driving, it’s so much more enjoyable to drive your car when you can see clearly out of the front windshield and also the side glass windows. There are right ways and wrong ways to clean automotive glass windows. In the below […]
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Aug
Aug
Transcript You know, back in the 70s and the 80s and even into the ’90s, people were always talking about how newspaper was the best way to get streak-free glass. Well, let me dispel that myth and share with you a lifetime of tips and techniques for getting glass optically clear and streak-free. So, first […]
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Oct
Oct
The King Ranch interior option in the Ford F-150 offers a blend of rugged luxury and craftsmanship, making it one of the most distinctive trim options for the truck. Made in partnership with the legendary King Ranch of southeast Texas, this trim embodies the rugged romance of ranch life, with premium leather seats embossed with […]
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Jul
Jul
There’s a new product from Dr. Beasley’s now available: the Timber Coat Kit! This complete care kit is designed specifically to maintain the natural beauty of open pore wood trim in vehicles from OEMs like Rivian, Tesla and BMW. It’s engineered to care for and protect your open pore wood veneer so it stays looking […]
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Jul
Jul
Dr. Beasley’s already has a leather coating: Leather Lock. It’s a protectant for leather surfaces that beads liquids, prevents stains, and protects from UV damage. It works well. It works great, in fact. But it takes 24 – 48 hours to fully cure. That’s fine for some enthusiasts who have more than one car. They can […]
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Apr
Apr
Leather interiors are beautiful, sleek, and luxurious, but they also become grimy and weathered after a few weeks of driving. We’ve been asked on more than one occasion if we recommend steam cleaning leather seats, and we wanted to open a discussion about the topic. Leather vs. Water Generally, leather and water are considered incompatible. That’s […]
