Dr. Beasley's - MP20D12 Matte Paint Cleanser -12 oz., Easily Removes Grease and Heavy Soil, Safe On All Matte Surfaces, Readily Biodegradable

I accidentally dropped a rag that I was waxing part of my car with and it got on the matte paint of my other parts of my car and left a real shiny spot. I tried everything and it just stayed the same. I bought this product and The shininess of the spot I made disappeared. The cleaner got it right out and it looks as good as new. Easy to use. I highly recommend

Love this productOn my second bottle.Use it in between car wash to remove any spots on my matte finish paint

With the low amount of reviews I gave this a shot because I was desperate to get tree sap off my matte paint. It was the only item that was available to ship out next day. I applied it on a spot in an area that wouldn’t stand out and no issues. I applied it to the sap and let it sit. I could literally see the sap dissolving. It took a few times to get it all off but it worked. I didn’t have to scrub because technically you can’t with matte paint. I just had to wipe it away. I recommend doing it in the shade if possible, and I wouldn’t let it dry on the paint. If you have issues with tree sap I’d highly recommend this. It worked for both my matte and gloss paint. 👍

Had a large bird poop on my matte finish for about a week. Had no idea it would leave such a large stain behind. Lesson learned. I bought this and the purple bottle of Wizards wipe down. Used the Wizards wipe down first. Didn’t even touch the stain. Thought I’d have to have it repainted. One spray of Dr. Beasleys and it was like magic. Stain completely disappeared. Could not even see where original spot was. Will never use any other brand on my car, but Dr. Beasleys. This is pure magic in a bottle. Hope this helps.

I had some really baked in water spots on my motorcycle’s exhaust, and to complicate it a bit the exhaust is a matte black color (Indian Scout Bobber in case anyone else needs a solution for that bike). I had tried a number of cleaning methods, but nothing even put a dent in them. Other water spot removers needed scrubbing or some form of polishing which is a huge no go for matte finishes, but eventually found this which requires none of that. Just spray, wait, and wipe away (seriously, those are the instructions). Got it, tried it out and took those most of the spots out first try! Couldn’t be easier. It recommends waiting 5 minutes after spraying, but also mentions to not let it dry so I wiped it up after more like 2 minutes. Some of the spots needed a couple more applications, but those were in harder to reach areas and probably weren’t well covered on the first spray. Super happy with this!Also, saw another review that said the nozzle only does a stream, but the one I got has stream or spray options.

Amazing…it took a few applications but it did the job removing wax where it was applied on the matte paint surface.

It works pretty well. It didn't completely remove water spots, but it did make a big improvement.

I recently bought a satin white finish car that was riddled with yellow stains from road grime, bugs, tree sap, etc after having it transported cross country. After trying without any success to remove these with typical cash wash detergent and water I have this a shot. It easily removed the majority of stains I had. A few stubborn ones required a few tries but overall performed very well. This will definitely be part of my cleaning routine now