NEW. Renny Doyle and P & S products.

I`d honestly like to know what makes either of these "new" lines better/ worth buying then the current options we all know and use. It`s just too bad new product line giveaways seem to be a thing of the past... a review or two from my fellow Autopians would be great.
 
Rsurfer said:
Lots of good reviews on AG. What do you think?
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It’s probably a decent product and it’s cheap. I imagine it will be soon forgotten like many of the hyped products of the past. I’m still trying to get someone to try Beadmaker and V07 side by side. V07 was always slick and shiny but it just didn’t last long. I just don’t understand the “soaking” application of Beadmaker. It goes against everything I know. If it’s running off the paint how is that supposed to make it better? Nonsense.
 
rlmccarty2000 said:
It’s probably a decent product and it’s cheap. I imagine it will be soon forgotten like many of the hyped products of the past. I’m still trying to get someone to try Beadmaker and V07 side by side. V07 was always slick and shiny but it just didn’t last long. I just don’t understand the “soaking” application of Beadmaker. It goes against everything I know. If it’s running off the paint how is that supposed to make it better? Nonsense.
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Hey, Amigo !!
Hope you guys had a great Thanksgiving !

It DOES go against everything logical...

Perhaps the "soaking" application process has more to do with the "marketing" process ??? :)
The more you "soak" the richer they get...
Dan F
 
You just need to cover the paint when you spray it on the first time. The co-owner and chemist said to cover the paint and let the monomer in Bead Maker do it`s cross linking for a minute. Before you wipe it off. The next time you apply it you have the bonded Bead Maker that the useally 1-2 sprays per panel bonds faster to it. At least that was what I got out of it when I listened to the podcast with him. Then it was a difference if you applyied it in a more humidity environment. And you don`t just wipe it off but work it in till it`s mostly evaporated. Then buff it off with a dry towel what is left. I have not used it myself but have used the method with another product. The product I used comes in a Flairosol spray bottle that spread the product out more even and with less of the product. And for an example Sonax Brilliant Shine Detailer and have that in a Flairosol spray bottle is a whole other product to apply and wipe off. So wondering if Bead Maker would benefit from being sprayed with a spray bottle that does it more evenly. And think that a Flairosol spray bottle would work great with BM. Just a thought though LOL.
 
Stokdgs said:
Hey, Amigo !!
Hope you guys had a great Thanksgiving !

It DOES go against everything logical...

Perhaps the "soaking" application process has more to do with the "marketing" process ??? :)
The more you "soak" the richer they get...
Dan F
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My thoughts exactly Dan. Had a great Thanksgiving, now just waiting for Christmas to get over. Too bad we don’t do Secret Santa here anymore.


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