Deep Dive Testing On Dr Beasley's NSP Nano Primers | Making Ceramic Coatings Better?
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- Опубликовано: 3 окт 2024
- We are Deep Dive testing Dr. Beasley's NSP Nano Primers, a type of polish that requires no panel wiping after use. The purpose of this testing is to evaluate the effectiveness of our product in protecting the car's paint and ensuring its longevity. We have split this truck in half and applied the NSP primer on one side and traditional polishing and panel wiping on the other side. The question we aim to answer is whether NSP's extend the life of a ceramic coating.
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We have been using the NSP primes for about 3 years now. They have made the coating process easier and faster for us. So many detailers are still not understanding these products. We have seen Gtechniq and Gyeon coatings both the consumer ones and pro ones preform better after using these NSP primers. Glad we switched to this process ears ago.
How much did you get paid to say that lol
@@bbresearching🤔 what do you mean?
Hey Phil. I just watched your video on dr.beasleys like Monday night. Started doing my own research and this one pop up on my feed . Lol . A sign? Lol
@@derrickabare9986awesome! It all started at Chicago auto pros about 4 years ago at the first training we did there. They introduced those NSP primers and we got to try them for the first time.
@@bbresearching Phil is legit. He's no paid shill.
Glad to see Chris and Jason working together on Dr. Beasley's NSPs!
It’s no joke! There really is something to this product. Coatings are performing like it’s brand new 2 years later, and through Michigan winters
That's my litmus test also!
First off Chris is awesome. The NSP’s are great. The learning curve is not that big with them. But like Chris stated one has to be open minded and change up the technique to be successful with them. I’ve been successful using them and no panel wipe is so efficient.
I have had other people tell me they didn’t like them. They didn’t put the time in to understand and learn the product.
I have used the NSP’s with coating from brands such as Gyeon, Adams Graphene, Cquartz, Diamond Protech, Jade, Armour Detail Supply and the list goes on. No issues with premature coating failure.
Thanks for sharing, I agree it did not take too long to learn but, it’s different. I’m excited to see how it holds up.
I just used NSP 150 recently on a really hammered BMW finish. Paired with the Beasley’s wool pad it did what two of my other favorite compounds could not. And I also noticed faster speed and larger areas worked best.
Thought we wrote this once: was looking to edit the original.
We enjoy the NSp line up. We have used Oberk, Rupes, IGL, Meguiars ultimate line.
NSP uses less product, easier to work with/longer timing. Right speed, right pads and pressure and it works wonders.
It’s a huge learning curve
Thanks for the info!
I could tell Jason just wanted to get to work hahaha
1st - Humberto is sleeping that thanksgiving turkey hit him hard
😜😜😜nope, was driving and couldn't text. Going to my best friend home. I woke up early, did a maintenance job on a vehicle that I coated 5 weeks ago.
@@1stfrompuertorico568haha😂 hope you have a good day !
@@EcdetailsHumberto was workin while you were sleepin! Nothin comes to a sleeper but a dream. BELEE DAT
@@23dothedew whats sleep never heard of her haha :) Humberto is always working
@@Ecdetails with a sick 1 year old and 5 year old I ain’t got a clue what sleep is lol I know for sure what snot and a cough are tho 🔥
I really like the fact of using a primer for the coating and the temperature of the polishing is a huge plus too. For efficiency I do not see any gains as the trim has to be taped off and it looks like the pads cannot be washed between panels. I do wonder about the nano technology bonding to the pads and the difficulty of cleaning the pads at the end of the day.
The ability of Dr. Beasley’s to put a measurable product on the paint is something no one else is doing. Ceramic coatings add a few microns but nothing which is measurable to show a customer. Fifteen to twenty microns is something to show a customer. I am looking forward to the updates and to watching the coating manufacturers come up with alternatives to PPF.
Pads wash out just fine and the trim does not need to be taped off from my experience using the nsp's.
@@MikeGDetailing my favorite is not having to spend the time on masking off the areas other than to prevent scuff damage
This man could sell ketchup to a woman in white gloves. Incredible!
NSP have been around. They are based out of Chicago and use it at Simon detailing shop; 48 detailing has used it; Brian from apex auto has tested it. Pan is now exploring it.
We ordered the z1 on a pre order in 2020
Ok, when you transitioned to faster arm speed, what was the machine speed and the approximate size of an area you were working with one application of three dots? Then when you moved on to the black pad, it sounds again as if you stayed with the faster speed and larger area. Please expand on that. Very interested in this product. I have only used the 45 for finishing after using Rupes Blue and Gold along with the rupes yellow and blue wool. Thanks ahead of time.
Awesome review instructional vid, keep it up
So instead of doing paint correction by using a compound and or.polish. This line up is doing the paint correction and also priming the surface before applying a ceramic coating?
Or is this completely separate? so after doing a 1 or 2 step correction?
In my opinion those yellow fluff pads really don’t perform well and break down too quick to be utilized for any kind of correction
Question for the Dr Beasley’s guys. If I use this just as a primer meaning I use my regular compound & polish to paint correct do I need to panel wipe before applying the primer polish?
For microfiber pads and the NSP’s, how much of the NSP product did you find worked best for you? Are you using more product than one foam pads
Thanks for taking the time to hear Chris out, Jason! If anyone has any NSP questions for the Doctor, feel free to drop them below.
I recently ordered a set of all 3 NSPs. It's definitely different, but not difficult. I do have two questions though... What's the shelf life of an opened bottle of nsp? And second, can you use a pad washer with a rinseless wash between sections while using the product?
@DrBeasleys, any response to my questions?
@@erikaddy9734 Hey there Erik! NSP shelf life after opening will generally speaking be about 2 years. Cleaning the pad in between sections with a pad washer and rinseless wash is an option, yes.
So we are using the polish now twice as long to save a simple easy step of a IPA wipe? Is an extra 2mins per panel worth it to save a 15-20min wipe down?
Actually, Gyeon got an Primer with SIO2 on it. The best finish and defect removal at once.
Will have to try it!
Can someone PLEASE for the love of god get these guys to stop using nonsense buzzwords...like "nanotechnology", "nanoprotection", etc. It's become a catch-all nonsense marketing buzzword, to not have to actually discuss the chemistry and processes taking place.
What is it? Are there abrasives in it? What kind of abrasives (SMAT or not)? What kind of abrasives, chemically speaking? What is the carrier system? What is the chemistry of the "protection" layer? Is it Silica? Polysilazane? Quartz? What? What kind of bonding occurs? Etc, etc, etc.
This is a relatively complex subject matter, that has a lot of variables. Explaining away all of that with "nanotechnology" does absolutely zero for us that want to know what we're looking at, and buying. And honestly just ends up sounding dumb...
100% agree
@@tav3693 I wanna be like, dude...this ain't the MCU and you ain't Tony Stark (or the terrible writers). 😂
Yeah, just let us know what this is actually leaving on the paint and how it could possibly make a coating bond better. Don't BS us by saying nano 9000 times.
Sorry if already answered. What about pad cleaning from panel to panel? Does the NSP come off ok or does the pad get all gummy. Can it be used with a rotary or is it designed for a dual-action only? When done, is the pad trashed because it's saturated with the primer. Since the ceramic coating was sticky on the NSP side, what does that mean. Is it related to the bonding as it is a primer or because the other side was done with a panel wipe?
Pad cleaning operates as normal no difference
Really interested in theses products n processes…… but, those steps you are using in this vid - where do I get those?!?! Safety first!!
Thanks for the awesome honest review!! Great work. I’ve used the z1 and liked it. I was curious about all the other primers but after this vid I’ll pass.
Jason so final thoughts bro you bringing this into your business?
Still working with it.
@@ChicagoAutoPros my guy thanks again for the dope giveaway yesterday was awesome
It would be good if they could explain exactly how this works and what this is leaving on the paint other than "magic". I don't doubt that it works, I just would love to know why.
A did several comparison with optimum intensive polish, and 150 cuts much less, unless i put many lines of 150 on the wool this time it cuts simillar to intensive.. What i can do better with 150?
I use mostly Optimum these days. If I remember correctly, Optimum's Polishes also work as a primer for their consumer and professional coatings.
I did a car with my co-worker at work. He used Sonax Perfect Finish on a yellow Meguiar's disc, and I used Intensive on a black Meguiar's disc. When we got done I took a break, but he started coating. He either forgot or decided not to do a panel wipe.
When I coated the areas he polished, it was only then that I realized he didn't do a panel wipe. The coating application over a surface polished with Perfect Finish was hazy, and difficult to wipe the haze away. The areas where I had used Intensive went on as if they were panel wiped.
Now, I have no idea how any of this is going to turn out because chances are the shop will lose that customer... 🤦♂️
@@danlc95 perfect polish is just very oily. Opti is not. But optimum says to prep anyway their polishes
@walenrod17 - Of course. I'm low man on the totem pole over there, so once they start a process, I have no choice but to continue.
Please note that I follow manufacturer guidelines from Optimum when using their line, and for any other job I do on my own.
Man he's a good salesman!
But this wouldn't work in a professional aspect.
Way too dusty, not enough cut, can't wash the pads between, over working the pads until they steam to garbage.
This product is just not ready yet.
Check the authorize detailers map; there is more than you think who love this product and company.
This product has been on the market for around 3 years now; maybe longer. The z1 has been around since 2020.
48 detailing
Dr Beasleys Simon shop
And so many more
They also have done classes on it 3 times a year at Least twice a year.
It’s a massive learning curve.
Thanks for the great video
What tire dressing do you guys use in the shop
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The guy has so much to tell-he’s like a run away freight train!
Beautifully said…
What about Diamond coatings, these are about to get big this year and beyond, would that primer work with diamond coatings? because the chemistry is different.
Test it and try it
Works fine with the diamond protech coatings. Non-issue using the NSP's with them.
@MikeGDetailing That's good. I'm on the order list with Slims in the UK for the first batch of Dquartz Go when it arrives here. Its going onto a 2024 Honda Civic Advance (Hybrid model). I'm thinking of a way to allow the coating to make a more of an established bond to the paintwork to make it last longer and to maximise its performance. The chemistry is different to UK3.0. It would be a shame if it didn't work with a conventional NSP primer.
Buzz word Bingo anyone?
No, these have been out over 3 years. Works wonders we have used oberks, Rupes, IGL, Beasleys, meguiars ultimate line.
When we wipe it; what we see we get! We don’t have to do a prep wipe to remove the oils and fillers.
Example: production shop we worked with for a year used ultimate polish follows with Meg’s wax for a deep reflection due to the wax and oil fillers
The NSP take a deep dive; learn all you can and compare it for yourself. We stand buy it.
Coatings are suppose to bond to clear, not other coatings. This is just applying a sealant to the surface... I don't get it.
You will have to watch all the Dr. Beasley videos on NSP from various pro shops; and their channel to really get it. When first starting we didn’t understand either. Then we took a deep dive. Back and forth questions. Then it made more sense
You know something the scientists creating these products don't?
@@AMP8424 Basic physics? If you want to coat a surface, putting something on top of that surface is usually counterproductive. Since they don't explain what this is doing other than "nano trust us", it's best to be skeptical.
If you drink everytime this guys says "nanotechnology"...you'll die half-way through the video.
Wtf is it? Stop with the BS marketing speak. I'm genuinely interested in the product, but I'm losing patience everytime I hear "nanotechnology".
So what is this, after all ? An abrasive ? A primer ?