I do not recommend putting bead maker or paint gloss on top of MX. the water properties of the coding are very different from your average ceramic coating and paint sealants on the market. Furthermore I find that MX has the best anti-dusting properties I have ever seen, while bead makers without proper cure time seems to be the complete opposite.
Have you had the chance to use their Z1 All in One NSP yet? I was wondering which has more cutting ability for defect removal, NSP Z1 or NSP 45? I know NSP 45 is a "finishing polish" and you need to top it with a coating. Z1 is what they describe as an "All in One" NSP primer with 1 year of protection built in. I'm thinking Z1 has more cutting ability than NSP 45 but may not finish as well as NSP 45. I'm looking for the maximum gloss. I have some minor defects but it's not too bad so I'm leaning towards the NSP 45 on either a polishing or finishing pad. But i've heard good things about Z1 too finishing out pretty well also and the fact the vehicle is polished, primed, and coating all at once is really appealing!!
Hey man. What wax/ceramic would you recommend for a beginner. I have a customer that wants it done in a few days, but I have never wax/ceramic a car before.
Turtle wax has a pretty easy to use and great ceramic spray wax, I wouldn't call it a Coating. It's more of a sealant enhanced with ceramic but it's a good option for you
Because it’s ceramic and titanium infused.... increases durability of coatings and does not require paint prep prior to coating application. This line of primers Literally save my team 30 min to an 1 hour of time off each ceramic coating application. And when your doing 8 to 10 coatings a week that adds up... I mean I still use m100 great product but for a different use
Great product. I've had a ton of success with Dr Beasley.
So happy to hear!
What’s best to use with the 5 year nano coating for a topper. Advance coat ? and what to use for a drying aid ?
Advanced coat is a perfect option! As for drying aid they have a paint conditioner available that’s applied wet.
@@48Detailing great. Can beadmaker be used. Or paint gloss ?
I do not recommend putting bead maker or paint gloss on top of MX. the water properties of the coding are very different from your average ceramic coating and paint sealants on the market. Furthermore I find that MX has the best anti-dusting properties I have ever seen, while bead makers without proper cure time seems to be the complete opposite.
Great video buddy
Have you had the chance to use their Z1 All in One NSP yet? I was wondering which has more cutting ability for defect removal, NSP Z1 or NSP 45? I know NSP 45 is a "finishing polish" and you need to top it with a coating. Z1 is what they describe as an "All in One" NSP primer with 1 year of protection built in. I'm thinking Z1 has more cutting ability than NSP 45 but may not finish as well as NSP 45. I'm looking for the maximum gloss. I have some minor defects but it's not too bad so I'm leaning towards the NSP 45 on either a polishing or finishing pad. But i've heard good things about Z1 too finishing out pretty well also and the fact the vehicle is polished, primed, and coating all at once is really appealing!!
the Z1 has a combination of the 45 and 95 abrasives. Does a great job and finishes very well
Hey man. What wax/ceramic would you recommend for a beginner. I have a customer that wants it done in a few days, but I have never wax/ceramic a car before.
Turtle wax has a pretty easy to use and great ceramic spray wax, I wouldn't call it a Coating. It's more of a sealant enhanced with ceramic but it's a good option for you
CarNewba Detailing Thanks man. I appreciate it a lot. 🙏🏼🔥
No oils, so why so expensive. I will stay with Mcguires m100. All this polishes are do repetitive. Just a waste of money.
Because it’s ceramic and titanium infused.... increases durability of coatings and does not require paint prep prior to coating application. This line of primers Literally save my team 30 min to an 1 hour of time off each ceramic coating application. And when your doing 8 to 10 coatings a week that adds up... I mean I still use m100 great product but for a different use