GYEON Q² Syncro EVO Light Box 50ml 5yr Coating System - Long-Lasting Performance - Ultimate Protection - Hydrophobic Ultra Hard 9H Ceramic Car Coating - Self Cleaning - Advanced Ceramic Technology

I’ve used Carpro, GTechniq and based on “Pan the Organizer” on YouTube recommending this as his top coating, I decided to try it.Why? Because the other ones didn’t add the gloss or water repellent aspects I expected. In fact, all the enhancement came from the prep / polish done prior.I polished the car again and tried Gyeon mohs Q2 Syncro Evo.The result was astonishing. Absolutely no comparison. Way better gloss. Insane water beading and sheeting to the point that I’ve driven in the rain and arrived after the storm had ended. When I stepped out of the car it was dry. Beyond impressed. The application was easier and more forgiving than the others too. I couldn’t be happier. Worth every penny.

This is an easy application ceramic coating and water repellent kit. I found both coats easy to apply and less fussy that other ceramic coatings I have used. Meaning less smudging and ease of leveling and wipe off. I cannot obviously comment on longevity, but the paint luster and shine is very evident . The 50ml bottles easily covered two mid sized cars/suv so it makes it a reasonable price too. So far so good and replicates the other positive reviews.

I have no choice but to detail my cars outside in Florida. That's ok in the "winter", when the temperature drops to around 70 degrees, but it's a bigger problem the rest of the year. One of the selling points of the new Gyeon Evo products is that they are formulated so you can apply them outside, unlike nearly all other ceramic coatings. With that in mind, and with all the hype that Gyeon have been receiving lately, I decided I wanted to put Gyeon Syncro on my new car.I chose a weekend when it looked like rain was unlikely, water and new ceramic coatings do not mix, and I started early before the temperature got too high. Gyeon recommend you don't apply the coating above 77 degrees fahrenheit. It was likely already around 80 degrees at 9am when I applied it, but I figured there was probably a little leeway in that number Gyeon provided, and I was under a canopy and not working in direct sunlight on hot panels, which is another big no no, so the conditions were as good as I could make them.The "Mohs", which is the ceramic part of the equation, went on easy. It flashed, or sweated almost instantly, and was easy to level and buff. You can apply the "Skin" an hour after applying the "Mohs". In reality by the time you've finished applying the "Mohs", leveled, buffed and checked for high spots, an hour has passed and you can start applying the "Skin". The "Skin" was super nice to apply, really thick and slick. It's the first coating where I've actually felt like I was applying a skin to the car, so I guess it's very well named. Buffing that off was easy too, and the final result was impressive. I instantly noticed an increased depth of colour, and the car had a mirror like shine. High spots were barely an issue, I had one small high spot on the entire car which leveled easily with a little bit of concerted buffing.Where I was most impressed however, was when I washed the car for the first time, two weeks after application of the coating. When I hit the car with the foam cannon the foam would not stick to the car, at all. It looked like it was literally being repelled from the car. I had to spray so much foam at it it was crazy. I use GSF with a good pressure washer that has a good flow rate. The foam was thick, it just wouldn't stick. I had to use the entire contents of the foam cannon just to get a covering of foam on a smallish car. Very, very impressive. And great water beading. I'd definitely recommend this product, and ideally I'd love to apply it in perfect conditions, because in less than perfect conditions it did a great job.

This is my second car using this kit. I use this the same day I take delivery of a new car and also after 3-4 years. The results are very good if the car is prepped adequately. It is a lot of work to do it right but the result is so worth it. I have never waxed my car as is never needs it. Dirt washes away so easily. Water beads up an rolls off to almost a dry surface. Only one microfiber towel is needed to dry my Model 3 or Y. My car looks as good after 4 years as it did one new. The ceramic coating is much harder than the clear coat so no micro scratched or no swirl marks as waxing and buffing are not necessary.

Fairly straightforward to apply. Time will tell.

The application of this Gyeon coating to my car was my first time applying a ceramic coating to a vehicle. I clay-barred the car and did a one step polishing (using products that are not part of this kit). Subsequently when I applied this Gyeon coating, I found it relatively easy to apply and wipe off without leaving any streaks. I went slowly and took my time, following the instructions provided in the kit regarding how to apply it and how long to leave it on the paint before wiping off. I was surprised by how easy it was to apply and wipe off cleanly. The performance of the coating has been excellent in the past year since I applied it. The surface remains slick and shiny. The car now stays clean for much longer, and the paint retains the shine that it had after I finished claying and polishing the paint. With this coating applied, it is now very easy to wash the vehicle. I don't have to scrub, rather the dirt comes off with a light wipe using a microfiber towel with car shampoo. Application of this coating was game-changing in maintaining the look of my car.

My son details cars. This is the product and brand he typically chooses. It looks fantastic on the vehicles.

I applied this maybe six weeks ago to a new car and it’s turned out really well so far. It’s really easy to apply but I strongly recommend hitting up YouTube or something to see all the prep work before you make the purchase. Be prepared to use a lot of microfiber towels to remove it. It’s not cheap so you want it to last! They say it'll last for years if you apply it correctly and take reasonable care of it, so we’ll see. Like I said, it's only been about six weeks.I will say that I was driving home in the rain the other day – now I wasn’t off-roading or anything, but when I got home I took the leaf blower to it to see what would happen. It looked as clean as it did when I first left. You can see that the water beads are ‘lifted’ off the surface more so than with wax and they roll off noticeably smoother. I thought some of the road grime would stick around but no. I still washed the next day anyhow ;)