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What a great result on a white car. I think white lends itself to a coating as I find waxing white not as easy unless I have a coloured wax but if I do persevere they really pop and I find they don't show dirt as easily. The Golf R is a stunning car at the best of times and the blue accents really stand out against the white. I watched a video recently of a guy using Gyeon Wax and topping that with cure and as I bought a bottle for a car I had coated with MOHS but sold within two weeks I am going to try that method on my sons car when he is home for the summer.
I used gyeon one Evo with cure on top of my black metallic car. Definitely noticed that cure added tons of slickness and also darkened my paint even filled in very fine scratches. Amazing stuff
Thanks for watching. I also agree that there is a definite filling quality. I should have said that in the video so thanks for the observation. Cheers.
Thanks buddy. Get yourself to the next UKDA enthusiasts training day. It totally transformed the way I wash and detail a car. Money very well spent. Cheers.
Thanks for another really enjoyable product. I've applied Gyeon ceramic coatings to 5 cars using both MOHS/Skin and Pure products. I found Pure really easy to use and added Gyeon CanCoat as a 2nd layer which it recommends in the manual before adding Cure on top. MOHS is easy to apply and another great coating but I found Skin very difficult. It would be useful to do a video of the Gyeon Synchro kit to a very dark blue car i.e BMW Imperial Blue as that shows up any high spots very easily. I now use MOHS with CanCoat instead as the topper.
Thanks Simon as always. We have Synchro ready to go so after we complete 3 other ceramics, will definitely plan a review on a darker colour vehicle. A great suggestion and we will make it happen. Cheers.
I know lol. When I was editing the video I saw myself throw it on the windshield. I hoped nobody would notice !!! I hold my head in shame lol !! Thanks for watching.
Great video, lads, as always. Prompted by a number of recent FB posts, what are people's opinions on reusing MF cloths for other processes after they have been used for levelling/buffing ceramic coatings? I was looking at Trim Evo, but there doesn't seem to be stock available.
Personally for the cloths I use to remove the initial coating, after use I bin them. For the buff off cloths I keep them for jobs like engine cleans. This might be over the top but the way the ceramic hardens the applicator cloth, I have no confidence that washing the cloths after use will remove all the product.
Thanks buddy. I would have liked to do this video on a darker car to show up the coating application better. Putting this aside, who said you can't get white cars to pop. Appreciate your support to the channel. Cheers.
Thanks buddy. You see a lot of videos where they don't show the work leading up to the coating application. Equally important is all the prep work to ensure longevity and final results. Cheers for watching and leaving a comment.
Thanks buddy. Not the ideal colour to show the merits of a ceramic coating, however, all colours need love and we feel the results speak for themselves. Cheers.
Alvin, I believe the instructions say 1hr, however, I personally would leave it as long as you can. If your vehicle is garaged for 12 hours before going outside, apply CURE at the last opportunity.
I applied Pure and CanCoat, then topped with Cure. I waited 2 hours after Pure to apply CanCoat, then another 2 hours before topping with Cure. No issues with the coating and its been going strong for almost 1 year now. Maintenance washing is with CarPro Reset and topping up with Cure once a month.
Thank you - what is the "de-carbonizer" used on the exhaust? I've not heard of a dedicated product for it. I've always just used apc's, degreasers, polishes, fine steel wool, hand drill, etc etc etc. Love to know what you meant by that. Thank you
Hiya and thanks for watching the video. Cronos breaks down the carbon residues inside the muffler in a few minutes. You can then use a metal polish to bring the exhaust tips back to a good condition. If your exhaust is covered in black carbon, use Cronos and it will significantly remove all the carbon. Apply it, agitate it with a brush, leave to work for approx 5 mins, then rinse off with water. I hope this helps.
Hey guys, great vid... Im actually going to ceramic my car for the first time using gyeon pure, so perfect vid for me... just one question, plz... polishing/waxing the car before applying the ceramic coating??? Ive heard dont do it, and i heard its ok... plz whats your take on it???
Thanks for watching buddy. When you apply a ceramic coating you are essentially locking in the standard of your clear coat. I always recommend polishing before a ceramic as you want the clear coat surface to be the best it can be. Regarding waxing it's a big No No. You want clean paint with absolutely nothing on it to ensure the ceramic bonds properly. The better the bond, the greater the performance and longevity. Never ever wax before you apply a ceramic but I always endorse polishing before. If you do polish, ensure you use a good panel wipe to remove any polishing oils. Hope this helps.
Yes. I used the leftover Pure product on my wheels without any issues. Still going strong months later but its best to remove the wheel and coat the inner barrels as well.
Hi guys, very good video! I just coated my car 8 days ago with Pure and I will take my car out only tomorrow, so do you suggest me to top Pure with Cure before taking my car out? Thank you!
Thanks for watching buddy. I would highly recommend applying Cure before taking the vehicle out. This will provide protection for your Pure coating. Cure can then be applied anytime in the future to give additional protection and extend the life of your Pure base coating. Cheers..
Gyeon pure is an awful coating to use . It’s like removing syrup & for real world durability it’s very average too & after 14 months is near dead . Avoid & there’s so many better out there
@@thecarboutique2467Labocosmetica hpc , feynlab ceramic original & gtechniq exo v5 are all very good with a nice user experience.. not like that trash gyeon pure evo trash
Oh wow that wasn’t my experience with it at all. Mine is still going strong but perhaps our environment is different. My car is outside 24/7 in Texas USA. A lot of brutal heat, some humidity, rain, no snow, some ice, no salt on the road. However I did top mine with Gyeon can coat after I applied pure. Also, I only have experience with consumer coatings. I love pure’s application window so I could coat a whole panel at a time, however I will say it took more towels to remove than what I’d previously used but once I grabbed extra towels it was fine. The pay off has been great as far as consumer coatings the deep wet candy apple gloss is amazing on Mazda red. Like I said however I never had it alone. It was pure, plus can’t coat plus cure. I top it with can coat one a year after a full decon. wash.
Have you used this product yourself? Have you got any top tips to share? Get involved and leave a comment? Cheers from Andy Fraser & Karl Hampson from TCB.
Love your wash process! So much quicker this way to other methods ❤
Cheers buddy. Doing it this way ever since we attended the UKDA training day. See ya soon.
What a great result on a white car. I think white lends itself to a coating as I find waxing white not as easy unless I have a coloured wax but if I do persevere they really pop and I find they don't show dirt as easily. The Golf R is a stunning car at the best of times and the blue accents really stand out against the white. I watched a video recently of a guy using Gyeon Wax and topping that with cure and as I bought a bottle for a car I had coated with MOHS but sold within two weeks I am going to try that method on my sons car when he is home for the summer.
Cheers buddy. CURE is a very versatile product and can indeed be applied on top of pretty much any LSP.
I used gyeon one Evo with cure on top of my black metallic car. Definitely noticed that cure added tons of slickness and also darkened my paint even filled in very fine scratches. Amazing stuff
Thanks for watching. I also agree that there is a definite filling quality. I should have said that in the video so thanks for the observation. Cheers.
I enjoyed the video. You guys have great personalities. I absolutely love the look of pure Evo.
Thank you very much for the positive feedback. Cheers.
Used Gyeon Pure + Gyeon CanCoat as a topper. The combination of the two gives an incredible amount of gloss.
Thanks buddy. CanCoat is our next Gyeon product to test. Hearing very good things about its performance.
Very interesting as this is the exact one I was looking at getting for mine. Some nice results there!
Thanks buddy. I am sure you will get the same results as me. Best of luck.
Cracking job I am a big Gyeon Coatings fan, I think their most hydrophobic topper is PPF protect.
Thanks for watching and leaving a comment Patrick.
Fair play wash process was superb, wish I’d come to UKDA but that gloss was outstanding what a great products. Another great video guys smashing it 👌🏻
Thanks buddy. Get yourself to the next UKDA enthusiasts training day. It totally transformed the way I wash and detail a car. Money very well spent. Cheers.
Love gyeon pure evo also, great coating
Cheers for watching and fully agree.
Used it before and really like it.
Cheers buddy.
Thanks for another really enjoyable product. I've applied Gyeon ceramic coatings to 5 cars using both MOHS/Skin and Pure products. I found Pure really easy to use and added Gyeon CanCoat as a 2nd layer which it recommends in the manual before adding Cure on top. MOHS is easy to apply and another great coating but I found Skin very difficult. It would be useful to do a video of the Gyeon Synchro kit to a very dark blue car i.e BMW Imperial Blue as that shows up any high spots very easily. I now use MOHS with CanCoat instead as the topper.
Thanks Simon as always. We have Synchro ready to go so after we complete 3 other ceramics, will definitely plan a review on a darker colour vehicle. A great suggestion and we will make it happen. Cheers.
Once again a very informative video. Will try your wash process this weekend…. If it’s dry.
Thanks buddy. Good luck for the weekend. Cheers.
That car looks amazing gloss white guys, my compliments 👍
but Andrew, you warned us not to put the cloth on the windshield 🤣
I know lol. When I was editing the video I saw myself throw it on the windshield. I hoped nobody would notice !!! I hold my head in shame lol !! Thanks for watching.
Great work guys as always …that’s a very nice product and it’s popping white car
Cheers Brian.
Enjoyed that one chaps. Shout to Karl who visibly gets more comfodent in front of the camera with each video. All the best chaps.
Many thanks. I was saying exactly the same thing to Karl at the weekend. Cheers for the positive feedback.
Thanks Lee. My confidence is definitely improving 😁
Great video, lads, as always. Prompted by a number of recent FB posts, what are people's opinions on reusing MF cloths for other processes after they have been used for levelling/buffing ceramic coatings?
I was looking at Trim Evo, but there doesn't seem to be stock available.
Personally for the cloths I use to remove the initial coating, after use I bin them. For the buff off cloths I keep them for jobs like engine cleans. This might be over the top but the way the ceramic hardens the applicator cloth, I have no confidence that washing the cloths after use will remove all the product.
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Been looking forward to this gents. Thank you as always. 👍
Thanks buddy. I would have liked to do this video on a darker car to show up the coating application better. Putting this aside, who said you can't get white cars to pop. Appreciate your support to the channel. Cheers.
Oh it was definitely popping. Amazing work it looked beautiful 👌
@@miller441mm Thank you very much.
Really enjoyed this video, brilliant results. Good to see a start to finish process.
Thanks buddy. You see a lot of videos where they don't show the work leading up to the coating application. Equally important is all the prep work to ensure longevity and final results. Cheers for watching and leaving a comment.
Great video guys. As much as I hate white cars, it does look amazing. Top job 😎
Thanks buddy. Not the ideal colour to show the merits of a ceramic coating, however, all colours need love and we feel the results speak for themselves. Cheers.
How long should we wait before we apply cure on top of a freshly coated car to protect it from the elements during the curing time?
Alvin, I believe the instructions say 1hr, however, I personally would leave it as long as you can. If your vehicle is garaged for 12 hours before going outside, apply CURE at the last opportunity.
I applied Pure and CanCoat, then topped with Cure. I waited 2 hours after Pure to apply CanCoat, then another 2 hours before topping with Cure. No issues with the coating and its been going strong for almost 1 year now.
Maintenance washing is with CarPro Reset and topping up with Cure once a month.
Thank you - what is the "de-carbonizer" used on the exhaust? I've not heard of a dedicated product for it. I've always just used apc's, degreasers, polishes, fine steel wool, hand drill, etc etc etc. Love to know what you meant by that. Thank you
Hiya and thanks for watching the video. Cronos breaks down the carbon residues inside the muffler in a few minutes. You can then use a metal polish to bring the exhaust tips back to a good condition. If your exhaust is covered in black carbon, use Cronos and it will significantly remove all the carbon. Apply it, agitate it with a brush, leave to work for approx 5 mins, then rinse off with water. I hope this helps.
@@thecarboutique2467 thank you
Always a pleasure.
Great video
Cheers buddy.
Hey guys, great vid... Im actually going to ceramic my car for the first time using gyeon pure, so perfect vid for me... just one question, plz... polishing/waxing the car before applying the ceramic coating??? Ive heard dont do it, and i heard its ok... plz whats your take on it???
Thanks for watching buddy. When you apply a ceramic coating you are essentially locking in the standard of your clear coat. I always recommend polishing before a ceramic as you want the clear coat surface to be the best it can be. Regarding waxing it's a big No No. You want clean paint with absolutely nothing on it to ensure the ceramic bonds properly. The better the bond, the greater the performance and longevity. Never ever wax before you apply a ceramic but I always endorse polishing before. If you do polish, ensure you use a good panel wipe to remove any polishing oils. Hope this helps.
Can you use Gyeon Pure on wheels, windows and plastic trims too?
Yes. I used the leftover Pure product on my wheels without any issues. Still going strong months later but its best to remove the wheel and coat the inner barrels as well.
Great video!! What did you think gave a glossier look this or GT Cerberus?
I think GT gave a slightly better finish but not much in it if I'm honest.
@@thecarboutique2467 Amazing thank you
How long after car has been coated can you apply cure?
More or less everytime u wadh the car. Thats what they say and i have used it as well since ceramic coatings...
Hi guys, very good video! I just coated my car 8 days ago with Pure and I will take my car out only tomorrow, so do you suggest me to top Pure with Cure before taking my car out? Thank you!
Thanks for watching buddy. I would highly recommend applying Cure before taking the vehicle out. This will provide protection for your Pure coating. Cure can then be applied anytime in the future to give additional protection and extend the life of your Pure base coating. Cheers..
What a car to get our hands on and coat. A very enjoyable experience 😁
Agreed buddy and top work. Definitely a car that I am thinking of buying.
Gyeon pure is an awful coating to use . It’s like removing syrup & for real world durability it’s very average too & after 14 months is near dead . Avoid & there’s so many better out there
I would be interested in hearing what ceramic coatings you recommend.
@@thecarboutique2467Labocosmetica hpc , feynlab ceramic original & gtechniq exo v5 are all very good with a nice user experience.. not like that trash gyeon pure evo trash
@@davida7713 I did a review on the HPC so was disappointed to see that you had not left a positive comment for that product.
Lol. It’s one of the best ceramic coatings out there.
Oh wow that wasn’t my experience with it at all. Mine is still going strong but perhaps our environment is different. My car is outside 24/7 in Texas USA. A lot of brutal heat, some humidity, rain, no snow, some ice, no salt on the road. However I did top mine with Gyeon can coat after I applied pure. Also, I only have experience with consumer coatings. I love pure’s application window so I could coat a whole panel at a time, however I will say it took more towels to remove than what I’d previously used but once I grabbed extra towels it was fine. The pay off has been great as far as consumer coatings the deep wet candy apple gloss is amazing on Mazda red. Like I said however I never had it alone. It was pure, plus can’t coat plus cure. I top it with can coat one a year after a full decon. wash.