Gyeon Q2 Wax Review: Fluorine Performance | New 2.0 Test Suite Unveiled!
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- Опубліковано 19 чер 2024
- Are Fluorine sealants going to conquer the paste wax market? Today we put Gyeon Wax to the test. This Fluorine based sealant claims to breathe life into a traditional wax through their innovative technology. Gyeon says this product is glossy, highly hydrophobic and easy to use. The kit also includes a microfiber towel and an applicator.
Today I'm also unveiling the latest and greatest 2.0 testing suite. We're going to run the Gyeon Wax through it's paces. Testing will include a brand new UV weathering testing with UVA-340 lights that simulate the sun's UV output. Durability will feature our all new elcometer which automates wash testing. There are also minor updates to gloss testing, visual appeal, and slickness testing. Of course we're also going to determine how easy this product is to use.
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Compare prior wax test results: dmitrysgarage.com/wax
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0:00 Introduction
0:45 Application Testing
2:21 Visual Appeal
3:59 Gloss Meter Testing
6:32 Support DG
7:02 Slickness Testing
8:25 UV-A Weathering
14:34 Durability Testing
20:21 Final Thoughts
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This is an excellent wax with great durability. It lasted about 3.5 months in spring/early summer in Australia. I'd personally let the wax to cure for at least 3-4 hours, or even overnight and then wipe buff it off. Beautiful beads and hydrophobic properties. Exceptional gloss and slickness for the price.
I think it's a very good product too. I'm glad to hear it lasted that long for you and I know Australia can have some extreme weather. I have seen that the product can be cleaned up even after an overnight cure, so I agree that a longer cure is possible and may help. For these tests I try to follow the bottle or if the manufacturer asked me to do something specific, so in this case I did the standard cure. Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment, I really appreciate it!
I’d agree to the overnight cure 100%, it even buffs off easier than when it’s cured for 30-60 mins. This is a surprisingly exceptional wax that’s so easy to use.
The problem is for personal use it’s great but for a mobile detailer I can’t wait that long so what wax would you recommend ?
Great professional video
Hi Dmitry, I was recently looking into Gyeon Q2 Wax and looked at the SDS. The SDS for the product includes CAS 153519-44-9. I looked that up and it's a UV absorber called Tinuvin 400. I guess the concentration is just not enough to do anything in your UV tests though. One of the few products I've seen with anything specific in it for UV though.
Great review yet again and improving! Good job!
I will suggest a test on the Koch Chemie Hartwachs BMP S0.01. Would love to see how it compares as there aren''t many reviews on it.
Cool, will add that to my list and thanks for the kind words and for watching!
@@DmitrysGarage How would you compare this Gyeon Wax to Soft99 Fusso Coat new formula? Watched both videos but I am having a hard time deciding on which one to get.
I think I'd try this out. I think it looks a bit nicer, with the slickness being the only let down. Durability should be comparable to the original fusso coat formula while the new formula of soft99 is weaker.
@@DmitrysGarage Thanks man!
love the roll on stick application delivery system... I do like paste waxes but prefer to apply with a machine and this would make it easier
Yea you can definitely machine apply this, I think the deodorant stick style application is pretty cool too. Thanks for watching!
What is your best selant or wax?
I'm going to double wax it 24 hours apart to add extra layer. It might prelong the benefits
Testing gloss on the auto panel is a good idea )
Yep, though it shows us the same kind of results it is nice to remove the glass factor. Thanks for watching!
That wax can also be used on cars that are ceramic coated without clogging it, per Gyeon. It smells nice too 😂
Yep, I forgot to mention that but they do say that. Interestingly I didnt notice the smell, but wasn’t really paying attention to it. Thanks for watching!
What was the other wax on the black panel in this test? I have all black cars and I to have had really good experience with this wax on my car. I have a problem of buying detail products of all kinds and use them on my car but this product has insane hydrophobic
The other wax was the Phoenix EOD Glossome, which I have a video on here: ua-cam.com/video/t20oeJAXWZs/v-deo.html hope that helps!
This vídeo is definitely a thumbs up👍👍👍
Dear Dmitry, surely you can read my mind right now, but I will ask:
Can you test the Fusso coat again with your wonderful machines?
(Here is the place where I say: please do it!!!)
Kind regards my dear friend 👍
Thank you my friend! Are you thinking old formula or new? My can of old formula is getting a bit old, but i could possibly snag a new can. I was mostly hoping to test new products, but some of our big scoring ones would be fun to re-do. Ill look into it :)
@@DmitrysGarage I believe that the test must be done with the new formula, mostly because everybody knows the strenght of the old one, and also because today you only can find the new one…
(pssst: a test head to head old vs. one?)
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A head to head test might be more interesting if I can find both cans. Will look :)
Please test Adam's Graphene Boost 😫😫😫😫😫😫
It will make it on soon enough, new testing is so much faster than the old way!
Is this wax compareable to some of the soft99 ones?
It’s definitely similar to their ptfe offerings. Reminded me of them quite a bit!
In regards to your UV testing. I have a couple of questions.
Would it be possible to do the same test but apply the products directly on painted surfaces? Sometimes I wonder if the application on the glass is giving different results than a product applied directly to clear coated paint. The glass slides are a lot smoother than even polished paint is. Not sure if different results would be seen but I think it could be a possible factor. It would also ensure that no uv light got around the edge of the slides to the test material.
It would also be nice to see UV tests in that machine on plastic dash pieces with protectants applied directly to the plastics. The dash protectant debate has gone on forever too but I’ve never seen anyone do proper accelerated uv testing like this on a plastic dash.
Jay, it would definitely be possible to test that way. This was mostly a logistically easy way for me as I was also looking at transmission through the slides just for my own benefit (like shown in my older videos). While I understand that there could be a product that may not perform well on glass l think seeing all of them fail to perform and have any effect at all is pretty indicative. After all people coat and seal glass all the time with a wide variety of products.
If we were getting inconsistent results instead of no results I’d be more apt to believe its the glass in some cases. Plus I can tell you it was hard to even write on the glass slides with the permanent marker because of the products hydrophobicity affecting the ink.
I do plan on further UV testing on plastics and even rubber materials. I am also very interested in how other types of products work and if they can really protect dashboards, seats, rubber trim, etc.
Really appreciate you watching and your ideas!
i got a brand new bottle as well..the paint was flaking off as well and the wax was cracked..any tips on how to use the cracked wax ..its split in 2 pieces
Something up with the packaging for sure then. Figured it wasn’t just my bottle. For the cracked wax I would just only let out a little at a time and use the sponge to dig into the bottle. Paste waxes unfortunately do split sometimes. As long as you dont let it fall apart by pushing too much of it out it should be fine since the sponge applicator is pliable.
@@DmitrysGarage thank you kind sir
You are missing a heat test. A crucial quality for any coating or sealant is resisting exposure to the sun, but not because uv, its because of heat, imagine your black car in the sun while you are shopping, in an hour itll be imposible to touch, most sealants fail because of the heat.
Gotta say, think I liked the old UV testing better... was more quantitative rather than qualitative
This can still be made quantitative, if we saw any difference in the products. I'd just take a sample and mask it off every X hours and create a gradient chart. Unfortunately we didn't see any result just like we never saw any result on an the previous transmission test. I did use slides so I could do the same test though, may incorporate both. Thanks for watching!
Would you prefer this or Fusso coat new formula?
I would use the Q2 Wax over the new formula Fusso Coat. Honestly, even over the old formula, it's easier to use and prettier in my opinion.
@@DmitrysGarage Thanks for helping me decide what to try.
I personally preferred the glass test imo was probably the most clinical of most test less human errors and variables.
Me too! I think people just get thrown off that it's not paint. But, with 10 points averaged I believe I'm still getting accurate results. Just more work for me and more room for error as you noted.
I see that Gyeon has paid everyone to make videos on the same products this month...Wet Coat, Glass+, and Wax. First Pan and now you. Weird don't they have any new products?
I was not paid to make these. Carzilla sent me these products
A very overrated wax & has poor durability in real world conditions. 3/10