Category Archives: Paint Correction

Dr. Beasley's NSP Z1 AIO/1-Step Primer

Introducing NSP Z1: The first genuine ceramic one-step

A one step ceramic coating? When one step finishing polishes and glazes with supposed “ceramic” protection appeared a couple years ago, many suggested that a true one step ceramic coating was soon to come — paintwork correction legend Mike Phillips included. Now, in 2020, Dr. Beasley’s is delivering on this prediction in the form of […]

Why NSPs Make Coatings More Thick

Why Nano Surface Primers Make Coatings More Thick

This article is part of a series on the new Dr. Beasley’s Nano Surface Primer system, available now. When it comes to protection against outside forces, thickness is an important part of the equation. Whether it’s a knight’s armor or a ceramic coating, a more substantial protective layer generally has more material to wear through. […]

Car detailing concept explaining how NSP prep products improve ceramic coating performance by removing surface contaminants to ensure proper bonding, durability, and hydrophobic protection

Why NSPs Make Any Coating Better

With Nano Surface Primers now available, many are asking whether these new active primers are compatible with ceramic coatings from other manufacturers. Let’s just get that out of the way up top—Yes, Dr. Beasley’s Nano Surface Primers are compatible with other ceramic coatings. In fact, they aren’t just compatible—they actually make them better. Every benefit […]

Applying Dr. Beasley's Boat Coat Pro to marine gel coat

How to Ceramic Coat Your Boat — Protecting Gel Coat

The following text is a transcript of the above video. It has been edited for clarity. Welcome back everybody! I am Dr. Beasley’s Director of Success Chris Racana here in beautiful Walworth County, Wisconsin with my Grady White. The biggest 20 footer you’ll ever see, I love this boat. We have now debadged the port […]

Car detailing products next to black 2019 Dodge Challenger SRT Hellcat Redeye in NSP graphene coating case study

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

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 […]

The Three Detailing Packages Every Detailer Should Offer

The 3 Basic Paint Correction & Ceramic Coating Packages Every Detailer Should Offer

Starting and running a successful detailing business has a lot of moving parts and it can become overwhelming without a plan.  In this article, we will take a look at one of the most important aspects of any detailing business that far too many newbies fail to implement at the very start: figuring out their […]

NSP case study featuring Dr. Beasley’s auto detailing products with “Dave Meyers, Pro Wash Auto Spa” header text

NSP Case Study: Dave Meyers, Pro Wash Auto Spa

This article is part of a “Case Study” series on Nano Surface Primers, available now. THE CAR: 2016 Kia Niro THE DETAILER: Dave Meyers, Pro Wash Auto Spa THE PRODUCTS: NSP 45 THE PADS: Foam THE BUFFER: Random orbital THE COATING: PlasmaCoat Dave Meyers is known for being one of the most active Authorized Detailers […]

Primer or Polish: Defining NSPs

Primer or Polish: Defining Nano Surface Primers

Are Nano Surface Primers polishes? This is a question we’re asked often. The fact is, although they have some similarities, Nano Surface Primers are more primer than polish — hence the name. But what is the difference between primers and polishes? What makes NSPs more on the primer side of things? We’ll break it all […]

Polishing, Removing Swirls, Buffing, Correctly

12 Tips for Removing Swirls…The Correct Way

Last week we published an article, “12 Tips for Preventing Swirls”. We enjoyed writing that article because it focused on many mistakes that companies make when not focused on the details or beginners who are still learning the ropes. Well, I wanted to write a follow up article that focused more on what you should […]

Polish, Buff, How To

How to Avoid Polishing a Car

The title of this article may throw you for a loop. I understand. When you see a car that has some issues, your first instinct may be to grab a tool and go fix it. The only issue with that is that you’re being extremely aggressive with your car’s paint when you do that. As […]