I like to spray the wheels with some rinseless wash after cleaning. That way, even if it dries, it leaves just polymer spots and not water spots. Great way to use up some bead maker though. I think it’s best suited as a drying aid for someone washing their car themselves every couple weeks. On customers’ cars, I prefer to use diy detail ceramic gloss
@@AGChomperzyeah that’s probably why, try using your phone speaker for a voice over, should be 100x clearer and then just import the audio into your editing software 👍
lol ya I’m in the same situation beadmaker was my go to drying aid and I do still like it, it leaves great gloss and smells great but I just have so many other good sealants I find myself rarely ever using it anymore….I have used it like this before spray on rinse off it def works
@@Spencer_Marks if your using bead maker for the gloss and how good of a drying aid it is then it’s an amazing product but if your using it as a stand alone spray sealant there’s stuff that lasts longer….DIY Ceramic Gloss, Gtechniq ceramic sealant, Koch chemie so02, shine supply wet detailer express sealant, alchemist crowne has the gloss of beadmaker and lasts a bit longer in my experience….if the vehicle is coated I like to use shine supply punch it, ceramic gloss, ADS amplify or ethos finish shine all are good ceramic detailers….this is all just my opinion I still love bead maker too
This stuff is crap. It does leave a nice glossy finish, but that’s it and it’s quickly negated by how much dust it attracts. It also has basically zero durability. For wheels, I always hit them with a little Gyeon Wet Coat.
A well maintained car retains its value better and will give you less problems in the long run. Also looks better and pays to keep your things in good condition. Detailing is also a hobby for many people, and for others a means to make money. Not everything is as simple as “dont do this or that because it will just get dirty again” using that logic, just dont shower or brush your teeth. Why are you here commenting? Why don’t you use your time to help the poor?