Dr Beasley's Primers-Are they easy to remove?

[TMQ]

Wanted to review the Beasley's line one more time.
I have the new 150 primer---It was easy/normal to wipe off and remove.

Are these new primers (150/95/45) easier to remove than the ones from several years ago?

Back then wanted to love them--found them to be too difficult to remove.
Gave up, went with another polish which was much easier to work with.

So, my question--how are these new primers working out??
Are they easy to remove?

Mr Tommy

 

[Mike Phillips]

Yes, the 150, 45 and Z1 have recently been updated to make wipe-off easier. The NSP 95 formula was left alone. If it ain't broke - don't fix it.

Keep in mind, these are 1005 inorganic formulas. A lot of formulas, especially the SPEED that you like, contain silicone - which is organic, and it is the silicone that makes it easy to wipe off. We cannot add silicone to any of our formulas because one of the features of a 100% inorganic formula is the ability to go straight to the coating installation without the need for a Panel Wipe. A trade-off that some can appreciate, while some cannot.


Mike

 

[TMQ]

Thanks Mike, I'll try these out again and see what happens.

Tried all 3, the 150 (brand new), 95 (very old) and the 45 (very old) just a week ago.

The 150 was a breeze! Easy to remove. This is brand new tube I just bought a month ago or so.

The 95 (old tube i bought in 2020) was a bear! Stuck to paint. Was not able to remove, was glued to surface. Took Griots perfecting cream and was able to remove.
The 45 ( again-old tube bought 2020) was stuck and glued to paint. Took Speed and was able to remove.

That why asked of these formulas has gotten better because I loved how easy the 150 was to remove. And this was a new tube too!

While the old tube 95 and 45 ( bought these back in 2020) was problematic for me. I remember throwing these in back room in frustration with the intention of throwing these away. The tubes are actually turning yellow with age!!!

I do have new 95 and 45 primers. I'll give all 3 new primers a test run this week on an S5 Audi convertible.

I'll let you know how it went.

Any tips you have for me before I do deep dive into these primers?

Tom

 

[The Guz]

There is a slight learning curve with them. They do need to be broken down a bit more. If not they are not easy to wipe off. Watch these videos to get the understanding of the polishes.

 

[TMQ]

Thanks Gus!!!

Mr Tommy