Awesome Experience with P&S Beadmaker

[Dan Tran]

I can’t seem to recall where I’ve seen it, but it was mentioned somewhere that Bead Maker gets better and better with more uses in terms of durability. Can anyone agree?

[Coatingsarecrack]

I’m running low in Pearl. Have you tried Adams Car Soap or Sonax Car Wash? My PPF installer used Sonax Actifoam Energy. Dwell time looked ok but it’s $18 per liter which is kinda overkill.


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Adam’s is nice and PH neutral if that’s important. For the price I like optimum Car wash better. Alternate between that and reset


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[DMiglio]

I can’t seem to recall where I’ve seen it, but it was mentioned somewhere that Bead Maker gets better and better with more uses in terms of durability. Can anyone agree?

Can’t say for sure this is where you heard that, but I know fellow AG’er Eldorado2k, used it standalone for a few months and topped up regularly and stood by its effectiveness of used that way. I don’t think he’d say it’s quite durable without regular application though, but used often enough he liked it a lot. That praise coming from somebody who like me, couldn’t stand the hype around the product and didn’t jump on the bandwagon.

[MarkD51]

Yeah it’s therapy for me to do weekly washes on this car. I even wash when it is 34° outside with 2BM filled with warm water.




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I reckon it is much better to stay on top of things, rather than the opposite, to neglect a vehicle. Carry on Montague! :-)

[fly07sti]

Renny

I used to have similar feelings about Renny as well. Got to meet him and spent some BSing with him at Detail Fest 2018 and he’s definitely down to earth guy.

[briarpatch]

I’ve gone through 2 gallons of Bead Maker keeping our two daily drivers clean this past season. I enjoy the scent, ease of use and slickness. In terms of gloss it is very glossy but I think Sonax BSD is close with more durability and hydrophobic properties. I also like P&S Pearl Auto Shampoo and Brake Buster Total Wheel Cleaner.


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Did you use Pearl out of a foam cannon, foam gun or in the bucket? It's been on sale a few times, and I was gonna get some....maybe now I'll give it a try

[Zenny]

Did you use Pearl out of a foam cannon, foam gun or in the bucket? It's been on sale a few times, and I was gonna get some....maybe now I'll give it a try

I used a foam cannon a couple of times and it foams up well. Most of the time I use it in a bucket.


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[KBsToy]

I’ve gone through 2 gallons of Bead Maker keeping our two daily drivers clean this past season. I enjoy the scent, ease of use and slickness. In terms of gloss it is very glossy but I think Sonax BSD is close with more durability and hydrophobic properties. I also like P&S Pearl Auto Shampoo and Brake Buster Total Wheel Cleaner.


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For winter months I use a 50 / 50 mixture of BM & BSD. Helps with rinsing off salt and grime .

[Eldorado2k]

I can’t seem to recall where I’ve seen it, but it was mentioned somewhere that Bead Maker gets better and better with more uses in terms of durability. Can anyone agree?

Can’t say for sure this is where you heard that, but I know fellow AG’er Eldorado2k, used it standalone for a few months and topped up regularly and stood by its effectiveness of used that way. I don’t think he’d say it’s quite durable without regular application though, but used often enough he liked it a lot. That praise coming from somebody who like me, couldn’t stand the hype around the product and didn’t jump on the bandwagon.

Yes that’s true, it does get better with more uses and there’s more people out there confirming it.

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[Mgavin1985]

I was thinking the same about the person as being Pam I have never tried bead maker and probably won’t because I have far to many products it just seems like another super detailer that excels in one category and is average in the rest like slickness, gloss, durability or hydrophobic’s. I’m waiting on Graphene fest or I mean SEMA 2020 for new products