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Originally Posted by joeynolegs
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Originally Posted by FISH22
The trick with Frozen is keeping it clean often, so when you do go to wash, you're not "rubbing" the paint. Which in turn can actually buff/polish the Frozen finish. I can't say enough great things about Dr Beasley's products. I would say the best line up of matte-specific products.
My Frozen White G80 stays in a garage when I'm not driving it. And although I don't deal with salt and terrible roads down here in Virginia, I do live in the country and the front end gets slammed with bug guts. I try to wash the car at least once a week during heavy use. With a good foam and pressure spray, I barely have to use a wash mitt on the surface. I even have a CR Spotless resin filtration system so I don't have to dry the car. The less you rub the surface, the better.
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I'm getting a frozen black M4. What Dr Beasely product would you use? |
Honestly, all of their matte specific products are great. I have even switched to all of their leather care products as well for my G80.
What I have used from them so far; matte paint cleanser, this has been great for cleaning up stains, mostly a spot cleaner that I don't use that much.
Matte wash soap. Nice sudsy and slippery soap to prevent scratches. I use this soap in my foam cannon as well for a presoak.
Matte final finish. This is just a matte-safe quick detailer. I'll usually use this every other wash after the car is dried. Makes the paint pop but still keeps the matte look.
My favorite product of theirs, matte coating pro kit. Pretty pricey at $500, but it's a very easy DIY. Is an actual solids ceramic coating. Probably the most durable matte coating on the market. Was about an 8 hour job. Car is still beading water like crazy after 5 months and 5k miles. Every few months I'll use their advanced coat matte to condition the ceramic coating.
I daily my M, about 50 miles a day, sits outside most the time, and their products have done an incredible job at keeping the frozen paint clean and looking new.