You are correct, better to have that water sheet off quickly to prevent spotting. Very important for the glass surfaces as the temps reach the summer highs. Thanks Victor for the concept discussion
And after washing the car just use the garden hose put the water to the car and it sheets they won't say that haha I've been using a lot of their products and didn't really impress me 🤷🏽♂️ i went back to gyeon and car pro
Great video! Might be helpful to describe which of the Dr. B coatings fall into either category. Appreciate all the awesome content you guys have been putting out lately.
It depends how hydrophobic the surface is, how much force is on the water and the angle of the car surface. If the hood is fairly flat, maybe sheeting is better, but if it's more curved or angled then beading likely wins.
I absolutely hate beading products. I don't understand why every company insists on every product beading. My car is super well maintained and Coated. One rain shower per day here in South Florida and my car is absolutely trashed. I'm absolutely sick of detailing my car to have it clean for less than 48 hours. I'm about to order a bottle of LS-10. I've only found one spray product that sheets but it's $41 shipped for 16Oz. Too expensive to use after every weekly wash for me.
I remember many years ago when an American company launched a product on QVC UK that sheeted water off rather than beaded it with all the evidence to prove how beading could leave water marks on the paint and even burn the paint by slight magnification through the water and I've been sold on sheeting since .... Having said that beading wins hand down for looks after a rain shower and works as long as your driving the car after it and not allowing it to dry on the paintwork
Good video. I finally got the time to detail a used car I recently purchased with NSP 150 and then NSP Z1. We got our first rain last night and noticed it was beading like crazy. What do I need to apply to the car to get the sheeting?
@@jonroberto5390 Jon my real world experience with 1201 LS-10 is the durability as compared to one of your resin coatings. Six months at best for 1201/LS-10. We need Jim & Dr. of Success to get us a long term "sheeting" coating. Surface Auto Detailing
Sheeting coatings are harder to dry. Plus you can’t blow dry the car as easy and I’ve never seen a sprinkler or rain storm produce enough water to sheet off the paint.
What causes a hood to be more beading than sheeting? Is it the individual installing the ceramic and product used or perhaps a different product being used?
Does your new Paint Hero Drying aid sheet or bead? I'm going to Apply LS-10? Is there another product other than that you recommend when drying to car? Thanks
Paint Hero is a beader! Though keep in mind it's not so much a drying aid as it is a drying protectant. It's there to lubricate your towel when going over sensitive areas that can't be dried with a blower or compressed air.
Sorry I used drying aid the wrong way. I'm looking for maring protection between my drying towels and my paint. I just ordered a bottle of Paint Hero and Bead Hero.
Very educational. Thank you for doing this video. I have a metallic paint on a BMW. Which of the 3 remaining sheeting coatings would you recommend? Do you have any videos that demonstrate the water behavior of the sheeting coatings?
This is a great video for me to show to customers!
You are correct, better to have that water sheet off quickly to prevent spotting. Very important for the glass surfaces as the temps reach the summer highs. Thanks Victor for the concept discussion
How to know which product does beading or sheeting? that point is left without consideration
@@Purplebrothersinc Product links are now in the description!
Thanks for pointing out that sheeting and hydrophilic are not really synonymous. Sheeting and beading really are two types of the same thing.
I'm slowly getting on the sheeting train! My car holds beads for days sometimes. Looks cool but the waterspots just suck.
Good stuff. Beading is just sexier 😂. Both have their pros and cons. Both are good options.
And after washing the car just use the garden hose put the water to the car and it sheets they won't say that haha I've been using a lot of their products and didn't really impress me 🤷🏽♂️ i went back to gyeon and car pro
Great video! Might be helpful to describe which of the Dr. B coatings fall into either category. Appreciate all the awesome content you guys have been putting out lately.
Product links are now in the description!
You can dry your car with a hose just as easily with a hydrophobic coating
It depends how hydrophobic the surface is, how much force is on the water and the angle of the car surface. If the hood is fairly flat, maybe sheeting is better, but if it's more curved or angled then beading likely wins.
I absolutely hate beading products. I don't understand why every company insists on every product beading. My car is super well maintained and Coated. One rain shower per day here in South Florida and my car is absolutely trashed. I'm absolutely sick of detailing my car to have it clean for less than 48 hours. I'm about to order a bottle of LS-10. I've only found one spray product that sheets but it's $41 shipped for 16Oz. Too expensive to use after every weekly wash for me.
Hi what product is it.
@@dtail4u, Apex Re-Hydra sheet but I don't believe they're making it anymore unfortunately
I remember many years ago when an American company launched a product on QVC UK that sheeted water off rather than beaded it with all the evidence to prove how beading could leave water marks on the paint and even burn the paint by slight magnification through the water and I've been sold on sheeting since .... Having said that beading wins hand down for looks after a rain shower and works as long as your driving the car after it and not allowing it to dry on the paintwork
Great vis. What coatings sheet instead of bead?
As far as Dr. Beasley's go, Nano-Resin, Nano-Resin MX and Nano LS-10 are all sheeting coatings.
When it rains, it’s still going to bead up on the car wether you have a beading or sheeting product on the paint.
Very true. Ultimately a lot of it comes down to how much water is hitting the surface and how much force is behind it.
What Beasley product produces sheeting on matte paint surface?
Matte Paint Coating sheets very well - it's similar to Formula 1201 in its hydrophobic properties.
Good video. I finally got the time to detail a used car I recently purchased with NSP 150 and then NSP Z1. We got our first rain last night and noticed it was beading like crazy. What do I need to apply to the car to get the sheeting?
Great question! Formula 1201 and Nano LS-10 are two "sheeting" coating options that pair well with Z1.
@@DrBeasleys Excellent...I have some 1201 at home. I didn't know I could layer 1201 on top of Z1. Thanks!
@@jonroberto5390 Jon my real world experience with 1201 LS-10 is the durability as compared to one of your resin coatings. Six months at best for 1201/LS-10. We need Jim & Dr. of Success to get us a long term "sheeting" coating. Surface Auto Detailing
I use auto gym on my car and yes it holds water beading. But a few minutes of sunshine and it vanishes with no water markings.
Try it
Is there a product that is long lasting and sheeting?
Yes - Nano-Resin MX: www.drbeasleys.com/nano-resin-mx-kit.html
Which one you recommend have a brand new 2023 Tahoe black which one do you recommend for protection daily driver
Sheeting coatings are harder to dry. Plus you can’t blow dry the car as easy and I’ve never seen a sprinkler or rain storm produce enough water to sheet off the paint.
What causes a hood to be more beading than sheeting? Is it the individual installing the ceramic and product used or perhaps a different product being used?
Maybe Bread the sides of car and sheet the top of car
It comes down to the product being used. Some coatings are formulated specifically to produce a sheeting effect.
Does your new Paint Hero Drying aid sheet or bead? I'm going to Apply LS-10? Is there another product other than that you recommend when drying to car? Thanks
Paint Hero is a beader! Though keep in mind it's not so much a drying aid as it is a drying protectant. It's there to lubricate your towel when going over sensitive areas that can't be dried with a blower or compressed air.
Sorry I used drying aid the wrong way. I'm looking for maring protection between my drying towels and my paint. I just ordered a bottle of Paint Hero and Bead Hero.
Very educational. Thank you for doing this video. I have a metallic paint on a BMW. Which of the 3 remaining sheeting coatings would you recommend? Do you have any videos that demonstrate the water behavior of the sheeting coatings?
is colonite 925 a good sheeting option for a car?
Very informative. Also, very well produced.
Great explanation thank you for the video
Nice Civic
Or, you wash the car in the morning or late afternoon if you're worried about washing in full sun
great info but stop yelling dude lol, cheerz