Product description

All your exterior surfaces will have the protection they need after applying P&S Bead Maker. This paint sealant is from the Renny Doyle Double Black Collection and is approved by the same man who has been the official Air Force One detailer for more than 20 years.

Once you’ve taken the time to carefully wash, correct and polish your paint, Bead Maker Paint Protectant will preserve your work. Its polymer formula covers paint evenly with a high-gloss shine that guards against harsh weather and debris for months. Bead Maker also lives up to its name with hydrophobic qualities that make water run and hide whenever it contacts the surface.

Seal Paint and More with Bead Maker

Make shine happen with a pro-grade product that is ridiculously easy to apply. Just spray Bead Maker on the surface and wipe it off with a clean and dry microfiber towel. It takes 8-10 hours to cure for full protection. Though we recommend the surface be dry, you can apply it to a wet surface in a pinch. The resulting gloss will be a head-turner anywhere you drive.

Bead Maker isn’t just for paint sealing, either. We’ve used it on glass, wheels and interior surfaces — it can even be a clay lube agent. Watch our video guide to see how to use Bead Maker and stay on our YouTube channel to learn from Renny Doyle himself about its many applications. Purchase Bead Maker in convenient 16-ounce spray bottles or bulk gallon jugs with fast shipping so you can enjoy a fast, long-lasting shine.

Directions:

1. Wash vehicle prior to product application.

2. Bead maker works best on new finish or freshly detailed vehicles. If necessary clay the surface of the paint prior to applying bead maker.

3. Spray apply Bead Maker to paint surface. Bead Maker may be applied to wet or dry surfaces. Dry surface appliication will enhance overall product performance.

4. Once applied remove product with a microfiber towel.

5. Flip towel as needed for proper product removal.

6. Repeat process over entire painted surfaces of the vehicle.

7. Allow product to cure for a minimum of eight hours to achieve maximum performance.