Review on 🧽 Ultimate Care for Your Matte Paint: Dr. Beasley's MP20D32 Matte Paint Cleanser - 32 oz. by Darryl Blumenthal

I've had some really burnt-in patches on my motorcycle exhaust, and to complicate things a bit the exhaust is matte black (Indian Scout Bobber if anyone still needs a fix for this bike). I tried several cleaning methods, but nothing left even a dent. Other water spot removers had to be cleaned or buffed, which is totally unsuitable for a matte finish, but finally found this one that required none of that. Just spray, wait, and wipe (seriously, that's a guide). Received it, tried it and removed most stains on the first try! Couldn't be easier. He recommends waiting 5 minutes after spraying but also mentions not letting it dry so I wiped it off after about 2 minutes. Some stains needed a few more applications but were in hard to reach areas and probably didn't cover well the first time you sprayed them. Very happy with it! I also saw another review that said the nozzle only produces flow, but what I got has flow or spray options.