Problem with Gyeon products is that when you once try them, everything else out there looks sad, and you cannot stop giving money to Gyeon... Their consistency over the WHOLE product range is simply insane...
Yes, the gloss improvement is significant and the increase in slickness is quite palpable with this product. I have been very impressed with the performance of Gyeon's line of products, as they just work as advertised and work quite well. Thanks, Jon, for showcasing these products and helping to spread the awareness of what's out there and how well it works. Your thoughtful insights are much appreciated.
This has been my favorite detailing product for the last year and a half. Started using it when I first tried Gyeon wax, then used it to top-off or as a drying aid on top of NV Nova Jet. It bonds well with every surface. I have used it both sparingly and heavily and it works well both ways, especially if you just switch to the two towel method like you mentioned. It always performs, lasts about a month if heavily applied, and really adds tons of gloss and slickness. No wiper judder when using on windshield. It doesn’t attract dust like beadmaker. Fantastic product, reasonable price, reasonable longevity, and can be used specifically how you need it to depending on your experience detailing. I wash my car about every three weeks (garaged stored) and it is just about perfect for my current needs.
I bought the range of products to upkeep my JCW that I had 2 staged and Gyeon 5 year coated but sold it within a week of first maintenance wash by the guy who coated it. I have a customer who purchased a BMW 2 series with a coating so looking forward to a dry day to try out the products but I have tried the tyre cleaner it it goes to No 1 on my list and relegates GT wheel soap. I have started to use Wet Coat on plastic wheel arches with good effect. I have gone electric with Jaguar but not had a chance to properly detail it due to weather constraints but I will continue to use Mitchell and King waxes as I enjoy the process and gloss, reflection or wetness depending on which one I use.
My car was coated with Gyeon Mohs EVO, CanCoat Evo, and the next day Cure. And Ceramic Detailer is my maintenance product. First time I just put it on dry car(after washing). It was good. Second time, and from now on my routine is liberally sprayed directly on car when wet and towel dry, then apply to dry car via towel, and follow up with thorough buffing with the dry microfiber towel. The already great shine just explodes as I buff. I really love the Gyeon products.
Always loved this product Jon. Used it since it was released to maintain EVO ONE. Amazing quality detailer from a top brand - glossy, very hydrophobic and a doddle to use. Have a 1L version so i know it’s good! (Agree on that 400ml offering, Gyeon please do away with it😂).
Its an interesting detailer. Love it on the light coloured cars. great gloss and an almost greasy slickness. On my black car, its glossy but doesnt add too much depth. either way love it. great video as usual
Since you have so much experience with Gyeon products, would you say that Gyeon ceramic detailer is pretty much diluted Gyeon Cure, or is the Cure still on its own pretty different ❓ Great demo.
I love this detailer leaves a lovely gloss on my car also. Just applied Gyeon Q2 Wax so I’ll be topping up with the detailer next wash. Great beading and I was very happy with the price think it was £17 for a ltr.
Shouldn’t this be considered more of a light sealant rather than a quick detailer? Because it seems it isnt really made to remove light dirt or dust like a QD usually does.
Excellent product. I use it to top my Gyeon Mohs coated car. I never spray onto the panel, instead spraying into the towel and then applying. So easy to use and leaves super gloss and slickness.
Great video. I currently use the Gyeon Quick detailer on top of the Gyeon Wax so will give this one a try when I run out. I stupidly thought you could only use this one on a car that had a ceramic coating
I have not bought any gyeon product yet, this bottle looks like a sample. They are all so expensive. And all quick detailers are unreasonably expensive to be fair. And then I watch videos from the USA where meguiars and TW quick detailers cost 4-5$.. What I`ve come up to is carpro Ech2o which is dillutable, it gives great shine and leaves serious protecion.
Welp, looks like for little baby detailers like me Rupes Advanced isn’t going to be available until after SEMA, which is late Nov./Dec. I saw Scholl Concepts had W6 black CoatWax on sale so I grabbed some. It looks like the German version of Advanced.
So what would be the difference between this, and their "Wet coat" product ?. They would almost seem to be the same thing. Ive used WetCoat for a few years now. Its great for the winter as it keeps your car clean. Dirt does not stick and the rain has a rinsing / cleaning effect.
You can’t use WC on a dry car. You can use this wet (rinse aid) or dry (detailer after towel drying). You have to rinse WC off, then dry, but you just buff this off. WC lasts quite a bit longer. Agree WC is good stuff. I’m looking for the ‘dry’ version that lasts just as long, not sure this is quite it. In a hose pipe ban area, so can’t use WC at the moment.
Wet coat is spray and rinse product while you wash your car... Ceramic detailer is a "quick detailer" type of product... You can use it as shown early in the video, spraying some on car and buffing it with MF towel, or as a drying aid (but as it is sio2 based, it will clogg your drying towel), so I personally recommend Gyeon Quick detailer as "drying aid" over Ceramic detailer...
Could one get away with putting this on top of lusso coat/king of gloss at wash time or should I be looking at Q2M wet coat? I’m itching to try out Gyeon products. ✌🏻👍🏻🇬🇧
Thanks for this. I've been using c quartz refresh which has worked well for me. Going to try coating farm ceramics detailer next, had a ceramic coating done by them a few years ago that proved very good. Are you familiar with them?
@@forensicunplugged4295 Oh yeah? I use Wet Coat after each wash (coated my car in CarPro Cquartz) and usually towel or blow dry with a tiny bit of CD on the cloth. I’m a bit lost as to the difference between Wet Coat and CD :D
looks and sounds like a really goood qd, i will have to pick some up to try out. Sorry to go slightly of topic but im looking for a good wax to put on top of sonax perfect finish, would be very gratefull for some suggestions please. many thanks
Is this still your go to? I’ve been using it for about 2 months now after every wash and I like it but everyone keeps saying I need to try Sonax Ceramic Ultra Slick Detailer. Opinions on one over the other?
I must be using this wrong because I’ve found it to be one of the most disappointing detailing product I’ve ever used. Tried using it on a dry car, on a wet car, tried using more product and less product, always end up with a terrible streaky finish
Great product, but Jon... you didn't read the application instructions did you! 😆 Spray onto a towel, not the panel... you'll find me in pedants corner!
John I use fusso coat as my main protection and top with bsd ever wash, would it be OK to use this qd alongside what I'm using, maybe alternate with bsd or every now and then. Just I've never used a ceramic infused product before so not sure of compatibility with non ceramics, or would I be best off using wet coat
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Problem with Gyeon products is that when you once try them, everything else out there looks sad, and you cannot stop giving money to Gyeon... Their consistency over the WHOLE product range is simply insane...
I agree 👍🏽
Totally agree, Gyeon is leading the purge on my current arsenal
Really
Diy detail is coming in hot tho
Yes, the gloss improvement is significant and the increase in slickness is quite palpable with this product. I have been very impressed with the performance of Gyeon's line of products, as they just work as advertised and work quite well. Thanks, Jon, for showcasing these products and helping to spread the awareness of what's out there and how well it works. Your thoughtful insights are much appreciated.
FYI it works fantastically on glass - leaves them slick and hydrophobic 👌
i love this product, i wash my car weekly and top off with this, it leaves an amazing glossy shine, another grrat video john 👍
This has been my favorite detailing product for the last year and a half. Started using it when I first tried Gyeon wax, then used it to top-off or as a drying aid on top of NV Nova Jet. It bonds well with every surface. I have used it both sparingly and heavily and it works well both ways, especially if you just switch to the two towel method like you mentioned. It always performs, lasts about a month if heavily applied, and really adds tons of gloss and slickness. No wiper judder when using on windshield. It doesn’t attract dust like beadmaker. Fantastic product, reasonable price, reasonable longevity, and can be used specifically how you need it to depending on your experience detailing. I wash my car about every three weeks (garaged stored) and it is just about perfect for my current needs.
I just gave it a try - have been using carpro reload the past few years…
Seems more gloss; faster to apply n remove;
Dust - we shall see
Its probably my favourite QD with good water behaviour and durability, I have really enjoyed all the Gyeon products that I have tried.
Love the Gyeon Ceramic detailer. It works fantastic on top of my Can Coat Evo. My go to though is KCx S0.02. Easy to apply and lasts a touch longer.
This is my favourite QD , it's absolutely fantastic product
I bought the range of products to upkeep my JCW that I had 2 staged and Gyeon 5 year coated but sold it within a week of first maintenance wash by the guy who coated it. I have a customer who purchased a BMW 2 series with a coating so looking forward to a dry day to try out the products but I have tried the tyre cleaner it it goes to No 1 on my list and relegates GT wheel soap. I have started to use Wet Coat on plastic wheel arches with good effect. I have gone electric with Jaguar but not had a chance to properly detail it due to weather constraints but I will continue to use Mitchell and King waxes as I enjoy the process and gloss, reflection or wetness depending on which one I use.
My car was coated with Gyeon Mohs EVO, CanCoat Evo, and the next day Cure. And Ceramic Detailer is my maintenance product. First time I just put it on dry car(after washing). It was good. Second time, and from now on my routine is liberally sprayed directly on car when wet and towel dry, then apply to dry car via towel, and follow up with thorough buffing with the dry microfiber towel. The already great shine just explodes as I buff. I really love the Gyeon products.
Thank you for your advice. I will try it next time I wash my car 👍
Always loved this product Jon. Used it since it was released to maintain EVO ONE. Amazing quality detailer from a top brand - glossy, very hydrophobic and a doddle to use. Have a 1L version so i know it’s good! (Agree on that 400ml offering, Gyeon please do away with it😂).
Its an interesting detailer. Love it on the light coloured cars. great gloss and an almost greasy slickness. On my black car, its glossy but doesnt add too much depth. either way love it. great video as usual
I use this once a month as a top up on all my cars which are MOHS coated👌
Windscreen too? Thanks.
Since you have so much experience with Gyeon products, would you say that Gyeon ceramic detailer is pretty much diluted Gyeon Cure, or is the Cure still on its own pretty different ❓ Great demo.
This product looks easier to apply than GTECHNIQ ceramic spray.
I love this detailer leaves a lovely gloss on my car also. Just applied Gyeon Q2 Wax so I’ll be topping up with the detailer next wash. Great beading and I was very happy with the price think it was £17 for a ltr.
Shouldn’t this be considered more of a light sealant rather than a quick detailer? Because it seems it isnt really made to remove light dirt or dust like a QD usually does.
the gloss on that car is so nice, have you used any Yumcars products Jon, I'm a big fan of their detail spray.
Which one is more glossy mate..? Gyeon Ceramic detailer or Gyeon quick detailer..?
On Gyeon website they are both 5/5 for gloss on their charts.
Excellent product. I use it to top my Gyeon Mohs coated car. I never spray onto the panel, instead spraying into the towel and then applying. So easy to use and leaves super gloss and slickness.
Just got one free with a ‘clean your car ’ order ,so where do I go for how to apply ? Jon obvs 😅😅 thank Jon
It’s a great product like you say less is more , keep up the good work John 🤷♂️
Which gives more gloss, this or dreammaker?
I use it on my black car. I love it. 1:09
How does the gyeon ceramic detailer compare to the turtle wax graphen flex wax? Which one lasts the longest.?
ive not done that comparison but neither of them are really built for durability. gyeon is more beady though I can say that much.
Great video. I currently use the Gyeon Quick detailer on top of the Gyeon Wax so will give this one a try when I run out. I stupidly thought you could only use this one on a car that had a ceramic coating
I have not bought any gyeon product yet, this bottle looks like a sample. They are all so expensive. And all quick detailers are unreasonably expensive to be fair.
And then I watch videos from the USA where meguiars and TW quick detailers cost 4-5$..
What I`ve come up to is carpro Ech2o which is dillutable, it gives great shine and leaves serious protecion.
Welp, looks like for little baby detailers like me Rupes Advanced isn’t going to be available until after SEMA, which is late Nov./Dec.
I saw Scholl Concepts had W6 black CoatWax on sale so I grabbed some. It looks like the German version of Advanced.
Tell me what u think of that w6. I was disappointed with it
Ceramic detailer is also insane on glass... If you use it after each wash, you do not need glass sealant or coating 🤷♂️
So what would be the difference between this, and their "Wet coat" product ?. They would almost seem to be the same thing. Ive used WetCoat for a few years now. Its great for the winter as it keeps your car clean. Dirt does not stick and the rain has a rinsing / cleaning effect.
You can’t use WC on a dry car. You can use this wet (rinse aid) or dry (detailer after towel drying).
You have to rinse WC off, then dry, but you just buff this off.
WC lasts quite a bit longer.
Agree WC is good stuff. I’m looking for the ‘dry’ version that lasts just as long, not sure this is quite it. In a hose pipe ban area, so can’t use WC at the moment.
Wet coat is spray and rinse product while you wash your car... Ceramic detailer is a "quick detailer" type of product... You can use it as shown early in the video, spraying some on car and buffing it with MF towel, or as a drying aid (but as it is sio2 based, it will clogg your drying towel), so I personally recommend Gyeon Quick detailer as "drying aid" over Ceramic detailer...
I can't stop using GT SIGMA. So easy to use, amazing beading and smells great
John can you use the ceramic detailer spray on waxes then? Not just ceramic coatings
yes m8
Could one get away with putting this on top of lusso coat/king of gloss at wash time or should I be looking at Q2M wet coat? I’m itching to try out Gyeon products. ✌🏻👍🏻🇬🇧
Thanks for your video going to order some, can I ask John what dressing is on the BMW they look very wet
i think gyeon tyre express mate or tac seal
Basically use wet coat every month, and ceramic detailer every week
Does it have sort of uv protecting in it?
Morning Jon have you had any experience with the Shelby ceramic coating ?
Thanks for this. I've been using c quartz refresh which has worked well for me. Going to try coating farm ceramics detailer next, had a ceramic coating done by them a few years ago that proved very good. Are you familiar with them?
What's the difference between this and the Gyeon Cure?
Cure is silica dioxide rich
Is this okay to use on top of the gyeon wax or is it better to use the quick detailer? My car isn't ceramic coated
Do you Wetcoat first and dry with this? Bit lost on that front as surely you use Wetcoat after each wash too right?
dont use this and wet coat at the same time mate its too much material/.
@@forensicunplugged4295 Oh yeah? I use Wet Coat after each wash (coated my car in CarPro Cquartz) and usually towel or blow dry with a tiny bit of CD on the cloth.
I’m a bit lost as to the difference between Wet Coat and CD :D
looks and sounds like a really goood qd, i will have to pick some up to try out. Sorry to go slightly of topic but im looking for a good wax to put on top of sonax perfect finish, would be very gratefull for some suggestions please. many thanks
Is this still your go to? I’ve been using it for about 2 months now after every wash and I like it but everyone keeps saying I need to try Sonax Ceramic Ultra Slick Detailer. Opinions on one over the other?
i tend to use gyeon normal QD or BH QD at 1:10. Or this. This i use more to give beading and protection
Can you use this on top of wet coat?
Yes
I must be using this wrong because I’ve found it to be one of the most disappointing detailing product I’ve ever used. Tried using it on a dry car, on a wet car, tried using more product and less product, always end up with a terrible streaky finish
I love this product
Great product, but Jon... you didn't read the application instructions did you! 😆
Spray onto a towel, not the panel... you'll find me in pedants corner!
Four Finger Hold Gang represent!
can I use this on ceramic coated rims?
yes
I see Gyeon have increased their prices
Now that 's Glossy !!!!!
Can I use this on top of Fusso? Or will the chemical properties clash
Thats what i am wondering
Is gyeon better than feynlab
i not use dfeylab yet mate but I heard its decent.
@@forensicunplugged4295 can’t decide on which coating to have on my new car
No I don't think so. Feynlab has the edge IMO.
@@miscellaneous5215 have u got it then
@@ajackson-ross7295 Feynlab Ceramic Lite is a fantastic coating. Yes.
Hi again Sir🙏😇❤️
1st
It was very smeary for me.
John I use fusso coat as my main protection and top with bsd ever wash, would it be OK to use this qd alongside what I'm using, maybe alternate with bsd or every now and then. Just I've never used a ceramic infused product before so not sure of compatibility with non ceramics, or would I be best off using wet coat