😲 Master Dr Beasleys NSP Polishes Like a Pro
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Great info based upon lots of first-hand experience. NSP Primers are breakthrough, cutting edge, (no pun intended), abrasive technology. Also - anyone considering machine sanding glass to remove and level out deep scratches - contact me first. It's not for the faint-of-heart.
Thanks Mike! We love this stuff!
Perfect timing for some long format detailing videos with millions of people stuck inside with this winter storm. One foot of snow and below zero temps in Wisconsin!
Exactlty! Please share this if possible. this video is not getting a lot of views at all.
Great tutorial! I just order my 1st NSP 45. Thank you 🙏
Phenomenal breakdown, Phil. Sometimes it feels like you can explain this technology better than we can!
Thanks guys! We love this stuff! Trying to make believers out here! 😀😎👍
@@MirandaDetailing @DrBeasleys can the pad be cleaner after each panel with rinseless wash/yvan lacroix technic?
I like the long format Phil. I feel like you got to explain things without being rushed.
Thanks man
This is an outstanding video and actually changed my mind about using a panel prep (as HIGHLY recommended by the GTECHNIQ rep) or the Dr Beasley's NSP 45. I know YOU said not to take another detailer's opinion to heart (even if you REALLY like them), but in your case, since you seem to be one of the few who actually makes me THINK and the way you freely give straight-forward, HONEST information, I've chosen to skip he wipe and reach for the Dr.
Great video as always! I need to revisit Dr Beasley. I will get NSP45 the N95 first iteration was very annoying and as you said a little goes a long way!
Awesome video. Man you make great detailing videos. Car looks amazing as always. Cheers from Vegas!
Wow, thanks!
From now on in my future videos, If I mention your name, I will reference you as Phil (The Logical Detailer) Miranda Because man you make so much sense in the way you explain things. Good teaching!
Thanks so much!
Great information phil... that blue paint really pops...
Excellent video Phil, you covered all the bases, I enjoyed the long format. I feel you were able to cover more detail without being rushed. One question I have is, "Can the Lake Country System 4000 pad washer be used to clean pads in-between panels?".
Hi. Thanks. I wouldn’t use the pad washer with the NSP polishes because it makes the pad too wet. The pad doesn’t become over saturated with product since so little is used, so just use air to blow it out when needed.
Nice turn around on the SUV!! Dr Beasley products seem top-notch. 👍🏼
Thanks man
Great and informative video Phil. I grow more convinced about Dr Beasley's the more you talk about the product.
Thanks!
Per ounce, is the cost comparable to other polishes that come in 16 oz. or 32oz. bottles? I like the concept of these requiring a panel wipe.
May I humbly suggest that cost per service may be a metric worth looking at. And in that light you will gain tremendous efficiency.
Hi. Since you're using so little of the product it doesnt compare to other polishes. iIt's in its own realm. Plus these polishes should only be used for Ceramic coating services, which are higher priced service.
Haven’t been catching up lately, just finished watching half of this video.😂 But always 👍 first because I know it’s going to be a awesome content.
Key is that enhancement fits within the owner's daily use and conditions. The NSP is shorthand for "Nano Surface Primer" which is why these products are designed for the coating application, any brand. Surface is primed to help the bonding process and using a panel prep with them is NOT recommended (Phil understands this concept well).
Great in-depth review Phil definitely a great teacher and presenter. Really enjoy these videos and always watch in full.
Thanks man!
Hi Phil, your video pulled all the information together from other videos I’ve watched on this product and covered all the bases on its use and options available in unique situations, ie, tough water spots. I have been waiting for this to drop since midweek, it was so worth it! Now, I’m just biding my time for a slow day at work so I can bring in my car, prep it up and get it coated!
Glad it was helpful! 😎👍🏼
Wow another awesome video with great content and love how much information you provide :) I actually take notes thank you so much :).
You're so welcome!
Dude I don’t know how you don’t have more subscribers. Solid channel, hey since you have try a lot of products how about doing more videos of products usage? Like product reviews and demonstrations. This video was good 👍 could you do a video of multi star and green star? What’s the difference and how to use them?
Unfornutely UA-cam sucks these days. They don't suggest my videos as they should and they are not sedning notifications to all my subs. my views, watch time, and revenue are lower then ever also. I can't do anything about it either. too bad really
Its summer all year round here in the Philippines Phil. I have tried that among sooo many others and I found the Adam's products to work best for me. I wish I could use that kind of product but that hazing after bothers me to the bone so I stick to my Adam's.
Thanks for sharing!
I ordered the 3 of them the day this video released they will b delivered tomorrow
Another fab video. Love the longer videos. Sold on NSP for sure after this. Great work guys 🇺🇸 🇮🇪
Thanks so much!
Awesome video Phil..
People will learn from this one..
as long as they watch the whole thing 😎
True that!
Thank you for these informative instructions.
You are welcome!
Amazing video and tutorial/product review good friend
NSP GL is the workhorse product for any glass surface to do exactly as you mentioned. Used with the rayon pads it is safe to reduce some scratches but will take time. Having a few cerium oxide products this one is just a tad stouter, a must have in my product options even with the high cost.
Thanks for sharing!
good video, watched it again! It showed that you posted this for me sometime this past week. I watched it and then it went away when I went back to check my comment. Saw it get posted again so I thought might as well watch it again to pass some time 😂
Hi. Sorry. Yeah I posted it by accident on Wednesday. Midweek videos don’t get many views. But I guess this video also isn’t getting many views either. Not sure why. UA-cam sucks right now.
Another great video Phil! 👍
Thanks for watching
Great video Phil ! Really amazing explanation and breakdown of the NSP. I have heard many great things about them but they seemed to be confusing. After this video I will use your link to order and give it a try. Thank you
Thanks! Let me know if you have questions about it!
Hi Phil, I just watched a video and I just ordered the Dr. Beasley‘s 45 and I will be putting that in my next video. Great job my friend keep up the great work
Hope you enjoy it!
Amazing content and tips.well said on the topics about haters and keyboard detailers.asking a keyboard detailer is like asking a homeless person 4 stock tips.lol
Hi guys really great content I'm watching all the way from cape Town South Africa 🇿🇦
Thanks for watching
Great video, Phil! You answered all my questions as you were going along. The roll of towels for glass is a great idea...new playlist...Phil answers all my questions. What lens are you using on your camera?
Thanks! The lens is this amzn.to/3tRvVL6
You're almost a 50k! Hit the milestone and keep grinding! Don't forget about me when you're at a Million! 😅
Thanks man! It’s slow going!!
@MirandaDetailing that's tough man! YT doesn't see all the hours it takes you and how much longer it takes you to finish a detail job because the time you put to record and explain. It's really not fair that YT changes their algorithm and makes it harder for people like you.
I always wondered if you could the NSP polish as the final step of a 2 step correction when a non primer polish compound was used.
Hi. Yup. When we do a correction we will use whatever compounds we need to use to cut the swirls and then use the NSP 45 to polish and prime.
Superb!!
Another great and informative video Phil. I do have a question. Is that the SPTA polisher you’re using? I have been looking at cordless polishers and I have watched your videos on them. Would you still recommend the SPTA for someone who is wanting to learn paint correction? Or is the Milwaukee m15 a better option? Thanks for all the work you put into your content. Your attention to detail is greatly appreciated by us starting out.
Hi. Thanks. I have my used the Milwaukee so I can’t speak for that. But we have been using the spta cordless polishers for years now and still love them. They are perfect for beginners.
I’ve always meant to ask you how long do you guys say crystal serum ultra lasts with normal ware and tear from the daily driving and maintenance to keep up with it. I know you guys have applied it a few times before. For a while now i’ve been using Exo, C5, CSL, and the other gtechniq coatings for my customers because I watch your videos! You guys have truly inspired my business… thank you for all the knowledge
Hi. Thanks! That’s awesome to hear. We have a customer with GSU and after two years it’s still going strong. But we maintain it every 6 months. It’s supposed to last 7-10 years. But honestly even if it gets 5-7 years that’s worth it.
That 3/12 shinemate is so nice I’m going to get the 5/15…👍🏽. Have you tried the direct drive SPTA yet?
I haven’t used the direct drive one yet. I have tried others and honestly I don’t like the direct drive feel. But that’s just me
Phil - you don't agree with Ivan who says that water spots should not be directly polished off? That you should use a water spot remover FIRST, because when you "polish" the minerals, you are "grinding" them down into the clearcoat & they will return? That some of the minerals must be removed BEFORE the polishing step? Or did you do that before & just did not show that step, for brevity? BTW, I love the NSP line - I have the Z1 & have used it on a few occasions. Thanks much for educating the uninitiated on this product!!
Hi. Yes I do agree with Yvan on that. But these were very minor water spots that were not on there for too long. Heavy spots I go through the chemical process first.
you should try Sud Factory glass water spot remover, its the best and easiest spot remover Ive ever used
I’ve seen a lot about it. I’ll have to find it.
Has Dr. Beasley ever delineated how much of the “correction” is through polishing action vs filling by the primer?
Hi. It doesn’t fill. It actually corrects paint. I have tested it.
Hey Phil, thank you very much for this very informative video! But it still leaves me with one question: Is there any "curing time" for the NSP polishes before I can start coating the vehicle or is there a maximum limit (time window) I have to apply the coating? For example: I finish polishing today, can I coat the car tomorrow or 2 days later?
Hi. You can coat the vehicle right away after polishing. However I wouldn’t leave the car untouched for a few days after polishing only because dust will settle on the vehicle and you have to wipe it down again. You could blow it with compressed air or a blower but that just stirs dust up again. Best practice is to polish and coat right away in the same day.
Hi Phil, have you used these primers with a polysilazane coating like Gyeon Mohs? Seeing as it’s not an SiO2 coating I was wondering if there could be bonding issues. Thanks , I enjoy your content.
Hi. Yes we have and they work perfectly! Polysilazane is just one of the components in the ceramic coating. It still has Sio2 or s as t least the silicon base Si.
So the NSP primers will help any Sio2, TI, or any other ceramic polymer based coating to bond. Pretty cool!
@@MirandaDetailing👍 Thanks for letting me pick your brain!
Great video. I wish there was a detailed explanation as to how this bond enhancement works. It makes no sense from a pure physics standpoint as if you’re trying to bind to sites on the clear, it doesn’t make sense to put some other less durable agent in between. I’ve seen Chris’ explanation and it was basically just “nano magic”. I believe it works but I’d love to know the actual why.
So the are many other bonding applications that use the same technology. Plumbers use a cleaning agent (purple stuff) before they use a PVC glue to bond the pipes together. That rule stuff seems like it would hinder the pvc from bonding with the glue. But its acts as a primer. Same goes with flux and copper piping when soldering.
Or primer paint before the top layer of paint. There are so many other “primers” in every industry, Detailers have just been indoctrinated with the idea that we don’t use need or use them.
@@MirandaDetailing I don’t think primer and flux are good comparisons. Flux especially is just for cleaning the material and removing oxides and sulfides. Primer is conceptually similar but it’s not working the same way as a paint primer. Primer is more about the surface porosity, sealing, and roughness in paint. It’s also durable in terms of bond by itself which isn’t the case with these polish residues. I think a better explanation from the chemists would be nice. I believe it works, but it begs the question why isn’t every coating manufacturer putting out a wipe-on primer if the bond is so much better.
@chrisbradley3224 Interesting thoughts. Thanks for sharing.
A product that hydrates rubberized parts would be TAC Systems Almighty or Sonax Rubber Protection
Honda Shin-Etsu grease. Nothing else restores rubber seals like it. Use it on my 80s Hondas and shhh Toyotas too
I am a novice I plan to use NSP 45, I have a couple of questions? 1. Should I use 4 or 2 drops to prime my pad? 2. What speeds should I use when polishing. Any additional advice would be appreciated.
Hi. I share a lot more tips in this video also
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You only need 1-2 pea sized drops to prime then one pea size drop for each polishing section You can really stretch it out. Usually I can do half a hood. Speed really depends on if you trying to really remove defects of not. Paired with an orange medium cut pad it relive about 50% of the swirls on most paints at speed 5-6. For just regular polishing speed 4-5 is fine.
Have u tried any of Brian's line he has a spray coating and now a glass coating!! Would like to see how it last up against this Glass spray coating
Hi. I haven’t used the me stuff yet. But I heard it’s awesome
Great video except you should mention NSP should be coated within 30 minutes of wipe off according to Dr Beasley himself on Pans tour video
For best performance coating sooner is better, but there is no need to break out your stopwatch.
Wierd. I have never had a problem with the timing. In fact, we usualy polish then break for liunch and come back after an hour and then coat the vehicle. So even after an hour or so it works perfectly.
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Can TW Hybrid Solutions Ceramic Polish do the same thing for coatings? Someone said yes but I’d have to wait a day?? Phil what’s your thoughts. By the way I’m going to order some NSP but I’m trying to finish this Hybrid Solutions bottle first
Hi. Since it’s not advertised for formulated for ceramic coatings I wouldn’t use it that way. The NSP primers were formulated to use with true coatings.
So if you are doing a full paint correction. do you prefer to use a differnt compound and or polish and then use 45 as the final step before coating? Or do you think there 150, 95 , 45 to do a full paint correction is the most effective or best way to go. what do you feel is a better way or found the most effective way of performing kets say a 2 or 3 step correction. whats your preference?
Hi. Great questions. So if doing a full correction I would just use a regular compound for the cutting stages first and then use the NSP45 to polish/finish. I only use NSP150 for spot correction on paint enhancement services.
I have a 2018 Lexus GX 460 with Black paint that I want to do a paint correction on. This will be my first paint correction. I have a DeWalt DA cordless polisher. Would you recommend the NSP polishes for me to use and what pads recommend please?
Hi. Are you going to coat it after? If so I would definitely use the NSP45 to finish with. But you can do your cutting stage with any compound you want. NSP45 polishes/finishes really well.
@@MirandaDetailing Yes, not sure what coating yet, which pads would you recommend with the NSP 45? :) Thanks for your advice
@jbrooker78 Cool. Either the yellow Rupes pads or white Rupes pads
I'm assuming that the hydrophilic nature of the polish is what assists the ceramic coating in bonding?
Perhaps. It very interesting. Priming is a part of many industries. But just recently it’s coming into the detailing industry. Really it should be the future of coatings and paint prepping. It’s way better than just a panel wipe for so many reasons.
@MirandaDetailing I see. It's like the polish is thirsty and applying a eramic coating quenches that thirst. Sucks it right in.
Hey Phil do you know if the Dr Beasley metal coat is safe for titanium?
Hi. According to Dr Beasley’s it’s formulated for all bare metals.
Ok I guess I'll go ahead and order a tube thanks!
I find it interesting you find combining NSP 45 and 150 works better for you than going to NSP 95. Or at least I assume you feel like it does because 95 wasn't mentioned. Do you use NSP 95 at all or do you find having 45 and 150, or a comibination of the two more useful?
Yeah I have found the wipe off of 95 to be a little stickier than 45 and 150 combined. Sometimes I just add a drop of 150 on a section that needs a little more cut and it works perfectly.
You say to blow out your pad. Unfortunately I don't have air , but I do have a pad washer. Can I use that instead?
Hi. I won’t use the pad washer with these polishes. It makes the pad too damp and the NSP polishes don’t work well with damp pads. But you could use a small brush to clean the pad out while running it.
@MirandaDetailing , awesome thanks Phil
Hi guys...is ceramic coating better than caranuba wax??
Hi. Better in terms of protection and durability definitely yes!
Thank you guys...
Also, it looks like you're doing some jeweling to the paint and thus preserving a ton of cleacoat.
Exactly. This concept of priming the surface before a coating is fairly new in the detailing industry. At least for coatings. However detailers have been doing it for a long time without knowing it.
In the past many detailers used to use “glazes” that would add gloss and promote a wax or sealant to bond better. True it was mostly on single stage, but many continued the practice on clear coat and got great results. But “detailing zealots” can’t let the panel wipe go yet, they need to educate themselves on primers and what they are actually doing to the surface of the paint. I did a lot of research and experiments to see the results of these primer polishes. Very interesting.
Some guys still don’t understand the concept of a primer, they need more understanding. Plus some overthink to the point of “mental obsession” or “over-analysis paralysis” it leads them to a mental block…which can lead to lashing out at those who do understand.
@MirandaDetailing digesting what you said, it gets me thinking along the lines of how a car is painted. You'd think that shooting paint straight onto bare metal would get you the best adhesion, but in fact, it's not. You primer the bare metal first and then paint over it to get a better bond.
So I definitely understand what you're saying. We just need others to change their mindset by experiencing this first hand. Seeing and doing is believing.
I swear I've seen this before?
Don't take it the wrong way, but it looks like a bottle of sunblock 😂
🤣 it totally does. The whole Dr Bealseys line of products look like skin care bottles. I think it’s kinda cool. Very different.
@@MirandaDetailing maybe that was the point. Instead of skincare, it's paintcare... 🤷♂️
Precisely! 😎👍🏼
Hah... Toyota panels are flimsy... Oh sorry thats a Lexus 🤣 that must be annoying to buff
🤣 not at all. The clear coat on these newer models is very forgiving.
@@MirandaDetailing I'm just a little bummed about my RAV4 hood visibly flopping like that from the driver seat at 80mph looks exactly like how that hood flexes. I worked on a E class Mercedes over the weekend and the panels are so strong compared. I wonder if the Lexus paint is any better because the one on the Toyota.... Let's put it this way, I ripped a hockey sized puck worth of paint with the pressure washer because I was trying to get a bug splat off. Never had that happen on the Mercedes since it was made in 2005. That's when I learned that 3500psi is a bit too much for Toyota paintjobs, this was in 2917 when I had JUST bought the rav4 giving it my first car wash at home.
Oh wow! Thats crazy! Yeah I sure Toyota uses thinner metal to cut costs. Man 3500psi! Yikes!
This was paint too, I mean primer and everything came off.. it was on the front bumper by the logo, big chunk of plastic there to cover very awkward shape I guess there was a tiny chip and BOOM... ruined my new car. I was used to blasting the Mercedes bugs with the pressure washer no problem, if you live in Florida you know how nothing gets them off the damn bumper, I mean literally nothing dude you can spray all sorts of cleaner these bugs are made of Rainspotium and Bugsplatium there's no Goo Gone version for that
@firstlast2055 wow! Insane!
Longer videos are much better
Agreed!