Matte Maintenance Kit

MATTE BODY WASH



1. 1. Preparation

   Start with an empty bucket. Mix 2 generous capfuls
   of Matte Body Wash per gallon of water.

2. 2. Creating suds

   Add water to the bucket and agitate using a wash
   pad to generate a rich lather.

3. 3. INITIAL RINSE

   Before applying the soap, thoroughly rinse the
   vehicle to remove loose dirt and debris.

4. 
   
   4. WASHING TECHNIQUE

   Begin at the top and work downwards,
   washing the car section by section.
   Regularly rinse wash pads to eliminate accumulated dirt.

5. 5. FINAL RINSE

   After washing, rinse the car
   until all soap residue and suds are completely gone.

6. 6. DRYING PROCESS

   Gently dry the vehicle with soft, clean microfiber towels.
   If planning to apply Matte Paint Coating afterwards,
   skip the drying step.

For optimal finish maintenance, wash the car at least twice a month.
Before full application, test a small amount on an inconspicuous area to ensure surface compatibility.

MATTE FINAL FINISH



1. 1. Mist

   Spray the lightly spoiled area with Matte Final Finish.
   of Matte Body Wash per gallon of water.

2. 
   
   
   2. Clean

   Wipe gently with a microfiber cloth in long horizontal strokes to remove the product.

3. 3. Repeat

   Repeat steps 1-2 if necessary.

For use only on light contamination. For more stubborn messes, try Matte Paint Cleanser.
For best results, use on fresh contaminants. Older messes may be more difficult to remove.
Always test in an inconspicuous area first to check for surface compatibility.

ADVANCECOAT: MATTE



1. 1. WASH

   Wash car with Dr. Beasley's Matte Body Wash to remove any loose debris. Dry with microfiber towel.

2. 2. SPRAY

   Spray AdvanceCoat: Matte on a panel.

3. 
   
   
   3. BUFF

   Using a clean microfiber towel, lightly buff surface. Avoid using pressure.

4. 4. REPEAT

   Repeat steps 2 and 3 for each coated panel.

Do not apply to a vehicle that is not coated with Dr. Beasley's Matte Paint Coating, Matte Paint Coating Pro or Matte Film Coating.
Test for compatibility by applying a small amount to an inconspicuous area.