Gyeon

[Poiseuille]

Anybody have experience with Gyeon ceramic coating products and ceramic maintenance products, either first hand or whatever? Particularly interested in Gyeon Flex, has anyone used that to coat their car?

[HRE_Wheels]

Yes. I've used essentially every product they make. Have nothing but good things to say about them.

I use Gyeon for my Ceramic coat, My Glass coating, My maintenance spray, Tire shine, Gyeon Iron I use for cleaning the wheels, I use their claylube and claybar, water spot, Glass cleaner, use their shampoo as well, and their foam shampoo for foam cannons. Few more I'm forgetting, but the whole line up is good. Can't go wrong.


Oh yes and more specifically, I did the polishing, and ceramic coating. Applying the ceramic coat is time consuming but not difficult whatsoever.

[Poiseuille]

Originally Posted by HRE_Wheels

[SIZE="3"]Yes. I've used essentially every product they make. Have nothing but good things to say about them.

I use Gyeon for my Ceramic coat, My Glass coating, My maintenance spray, Tire shine, Gyeon Iron I use for cleaning the wheels, I use their claylube and claybar, water spot, Glass cleaner, use their shampoo as well, and their foam shampoo for foam cannons. Few more I'm forgetting, but the whole line up is good. Can't go wrong.


Oh yes and more specifically, I did the polishing, and ceramic coating. Applying the ceramic coat is time consuming but not difficult whatsoever. [/SIZE]

Thanks very much for that information. I've already had the paint and glass done with Gyeon Flex based on recommendation from an installer I have good reason to trust. So far, the car looks great, actually better than expected since I had it done at 6000 miles. Very pleased honestly. My question had to do with continuing this product line for maintenance, looks like you've answered that. Thanks again, very reassuring.

[HRE_Wheels]

Originally Posted by Poiseuille

Thanks very much for that information. I've already had the paint and glass done with Gyeon Flex based on recommendation from an installer I have good reason to trust. So far, the car looks great, actually better than expected since I had it done at 6000 miles. Very pleased honestly. My question had to do with continuing this product line for maintenance, looks like you've answered that. Thanks again, very reassuring.

Gyeon Cure is the maintenance spray for ceramic coatings.

Here's my process:
3 Bucket wash (traditional 2 bucket + 1 for wheels)
Gyeon Foam in the foam Cannon
Gyeon Bathe in one of the buckets
Other Bucket is pure water
Wheel bucket is pure water

- Rinse wheels off first, give them a good spray to get any loose dirt off
- Spray Gyeon Iron on wheels and let it sit for a couple minutes (Do not let this dry on the wheel, and do not spray any wheel cleaners when the wheel is still hot - Potential for etching on the wheel)
- Give it a good agitation with your wheel brush and get all the tight areas that could collect dirt.
- Rinse wheels off.

- Give the car a good rinse (90% of the dirt on the car I can remove in this process just from a good pressure washer)
- Foam up with the foam cannon
- Two Microfiber mittens used to wash it up, dumping them into the buckets after every 20-30 seconds of washing to prevent marring/scratches.
- Rinse off, but while rinsing off I use Gyeon Wet Coat for some extra maintenance.
- For Drying I use a leaf blower (use one with a filter on it so no particles get thrown onto the car in this process).
- Once Dry, 1 out of every 4 washes, I'll go over the entire car lightly with Gyeon Cure to give it that extra kick for maintenance.

[Poiseuille]

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