GYEON Trim Q2 Review - short

[IXLRS]

Today I found time to apply GYEON Trim Q2 to my brand new Carrara White Macan. I did some research on this product and for the most part the reviews were good so for the small investment I felt it was worth a try. This is a longer lasting quartz based coating that has a shelf life of 6-18 months depending on who you talk to. Compared to a plastic dressing, this should last MUCH longer and provide more protection from UV and water.
Because this is a new car, I wanted to get off on the right foot.
The areas I covered included the trim under doors, side blades, front grill, base of mirrors & bumper trim. As you can see the black provides a nice contract to the white.
The application took me about 2 hrs, since I’m fairly slow I was careful not to over apply yet cover all the area need. The prep for the application took much longer than the application.
The kit comes with a dropper, applicator block, 4 suede cloths, instructions & Trim Q2.

I cut an orange wax applicator in ¼’s for the hard to get areas (front grille).
After washing the car, I went over all the soon to be coated plastic with Gyeon Prep. Some areas needed APC & Prep.

Before…

I used almost ½ bottle – coating applied easily. No issues with streaking. I wore gloves in a well ventilated garage.

 

[IXLRS]

After...

Impressive, well worth the effort!!

 

[Mike lambert]

Was my favorite until polish angel black bond. Goes farther and just as durable. Excellent work!

 

[IXLRS]

Was my favorite until polish angel black bond. Goes farther and just as durable. Excellent work!

Thanks for the tip, I’ll give that one a try in the next round.

 

[mobiledynamics]

Lovely IXLRS. How much buffing do you do with the Gyeon to smooth things out. I tried it on a test spot. It was a tad too shiney for me. I know pics and in person comes out different to the eyes and is subjective

 

[IXLRS]

Lovely IXLRS. How much buffing do you do with the Gyeon to smooth things out. I tried it on a test spot. It was a tad too shiney for me. I know pics and in person comes out different to the eyes and is subjective

Some areas needed a light buff for leveling of the coating, most did not. Perhaps this was due to how much product was on my applicator. I did find that after a few minutes the shine deminished but didn’t complexity go away. Seemed like it was true to the original and not too shiney. For course I have new car trim is vs an older vehicle which the trim “pop” might be more pronounced and look over done.