Having tried Reload, Cure, VS1, C2, and other products that fall into this category of coating maintenance sprays, I can honestly say that Gyeon Cure has pushed all others aside and is the only one we grab now.
I really enjoy the gyeon product line.great video as usual!im glad you mentioned the importance of maintaining a coated vehicle.i have clients that think the cars coated so no care is needed for a year or two...just run it thru the car wash!maintaining the coating properly not only keeps the car looking stellar but it will also get a little longer life out of the coating.👍
Thank you Todd, I've come to highly regard your expert know-how. I still have a question about this product: is there something in the formula that differentiates it from all the other silica sprays out there specifically in terms of its ability to boost the longevity of the base coating? I'm wondering whether I could top Gyeon One with a more durable silica spray of my choosing and still extend the lifespan to a comparable degree.
Each coating maintenance product is going to vary a bit in terms of durability. But having said that, it also depends on how often you wash your car and how often you want / like to apply your maintenance product. For instance, if a maintenance coating by itself claims to last 6 months, nobody is going to wait 6 months between applications. If you like to regularly maintain your coating, then find one that you simply like or is easy to use because you'll most likely be applying it more often than you need to, and therefore the durability isn't nearly as much of a factor.
@@Esotericdetail Thank you very much for your helpful reply! I totally get your point re durability. Can I take it then that any decent silica spray (topper or standalone sealant) should boost the longevity of the base coating about as well as Cure does?
If you were to wash once every week, then I'd recommend using Cure once per month. Even that's probably a little overkill, however I personally like to have it as fresh as possible.
It depends on the service they are getting, the amount of time it's been, how they've taken care of it, etc, etc. If you made it a point to wipe down every one of your coated customer cars with every maintenance, that would be fine as well.
Hey Todd, first sorry for all the questions lol; I should just take your class right?😉 But how do you feel about using this on top of Wet Coat? I have seen Gyeon certified detailers using this combo but wanted to see what you thought about it. Thanks!
You just added to the confusion. OK, so I put two coats of Mohs, then what? I'm supposed to wait 4 or more hours to put a Gyeon skin topcoat on, but where in the process does the Cure come in. Before the Skin or after? There just seems to be too many products and no enough information on when to use them. A bit annoying.
No need for confusion...Cure is your maintenance product for the coating. Here's more information on how to maintain a coated car, and it talks about Cure and similar products specifically. ua-cam.com/video/gTZF1nHoAIg/v-deo.html
Thank you! No, I would not. I'd either use just a standard window cleaner, or if you want to really kick it up a notch, use Polishangel Diver! www.esotericcarcare.com/polishangel-diver-glass-cleaner/
I love using gyeon products and definitely use Cure after I coat vehicles with Mohs Evo. I like diluting cure 50/50 like you mentioned in the video. One area that I struggle with is having small fibers come off my mf towels. This is highly visible on dark paints like black. I've tried using a variety of towels for cure removal and still deal with this issue. What towel do you recommend for a dry application after a coating? I've used trc's ftw, pearl and gauntlet. I'm careful with my mf towel washing and wash them separate in cool water, with rags to riches and dry on low heat along with making sure the lint trap is clean.
Lint can be troublesome at times for sure. I'd do a comparison with both short and long nap towels to see if one gives you better results than the other...that would be our troubleshooting process if we ran into that situation on our shop.
It's personal preference, really. You could use it after every wash, or you can use it every month or two. It's so quick and easy that you'll find yourself using it more often...
@@zumamartinez wetcoat only boosts hydrophobicity, cure is more like a paint sealant than a detailer. Use Cure if you want protection along with hydrophobicity.
My go to channel for gyeon products. I have 2 Question: 1. I don't have closed parking, Thinking to apply gyeonevo line pure/mohs (in the morning) and topping with cure in the evening just not to get the overnight dew spoil the coating. Can I do something like that? 2. For Mazda cx9 2021, 30ml of Pure evo/mohs evo should be enough or need to go for 50ml?
So after you’ve washed your coated car, and rinsed it down, is it ok to spray cure directly onto panels and then dry the car down with a high quality microfibre drying towel? Or do u still need to spray directly into the towel and then wipe as you would if you were applying Cure on a dry car? Thanks!
No because your ceramic coating won't "stick" when is applied. Preparation for a ceramic coating needs your car to be decontaminated and free of other chemicals.
Hey Todd, I have Gyeon Pure applied to my car. How reasonable to say it’s fine to add the Gyeon ceramic quick detailer with every two week wash and then 2-3 months, use Gyeon cure. One last thing, in battling the cold weather without a heated garage, any tips for applying cure without cold panels affecting the application of the product? Thanks!!!
I myself would use one or another...not both. Trying to apply with really cold panels may be problematic. In that case, I'll let the car go longer between maintenance applications and do it when there's a break in the weather.
Great video Todd. I have been enjoying cancoat and cure together on my mom's car. Would you recommend using cure on top of booster after applying booster (with a couple hours in between) like Mohs?
@ESOTERIC should we use this after each wash to maintain the MOHS EVO coating? or use the Gyeon Ceramic Detailer after each wash and Gyeon Cure every other was?
Nothing is going to prevent that interior black plastic from scratches other than paint protection film. Coatings aren't really going to help with that, either.
Picking up my vehicle in a couple days after it gets its coating. Should I apply Cure the day I pick it up? Also during maintenance washing does it make sense to use Wet Coat, Detailer, and Cure or is that too much???
Great video! My car has glasscoating but is it possible to use the Gyeon cure after i wash it with Gyeon bathe+ ? Or is it advised just to use only the bathe+ and leave it there?
You should shy away from trying to clean up the car "between washes". There is simply no substitute for washing the car properly, otherwise your risk of marring the finish goes up exponentially. Please check out this video: ua-cam.com/video/gTZF1nHoAIg/v-deo.html
Question : If I have just a little dust from sitting outside for a while on a Ceramic Coated vehicle what product could I mist on it without totally washing the car?
I did a 2 step correction on my car and applied the q2 evo to it, I didn't apply the cure afterwards, it hasn't rained here in the uk yet since I've applied it ( if you can belive that lol) it's been over a week since the coating has been applied, should I go over the car with cure? If so what's the best way to do it? Many thanks for the video.
Personally, I would use regular Bathe, then follow with Cure as it has longer protection than Bathe+. Otherwise, just use Bathe+ by itself if you're washing regularly.
Todd, If Im going to use Cure, at what point would I use the product Wet ? I normally wash the car then apply Wet then dry. Should I wash skip Wet, dry the car and apply Cure ? Or a combination of both. Thanks!
Can you recommend any drying aid? As you mentioned in the comment, use this once per month ish. I wash my car at least once per week and i would like a product for drying aid that doesnt add stuff like detailer etc. I will coat my car in May.
oh, is that so? I really like this channel as I thought i learnt everything from other big channels like ''AmmoNYC''. They all mention ''drying aid'' as another extra step to avoid scratches. Not saying you are wrong, but I'd like to learn why or get another perspective on drying aids.
If your car is coated, it's not needed. If your car is not coated, then you'd use something like either a quick detailer, spray wax, or a higher end product like Polishangel High Gloss. "Drying aid" is a vastly overused term, and some people simply want to sell more products! For us...product sales are nice, but we'd rather educate, and shoot straight!
You have to be careful trying to use too many protective products all at once! If you were going to use it that way, I'd recommend significantly diluting the Cure (at least 50/50).
Cure is a great product but I would not recommend buying it as a stand alone product. Cost is $34.99. For $18.99 you can buy gyeon wet coat which is super easy to use. Just spray on clean wet car and hose off. Note. These coatings don't clean. If you're car looks like crap before it will still look like crap after. If you're going to go through the time and effort of paint correction then go for gyeon q2 one. Easy to use for beginners with no experience in applying ceramic coating.
Hey guys! I bought a Porsche with an IGL ceramic coating and I've been using Chemical Guys BlackLight and AfterWash. From what I understand that's bad because both are not PH neutral. IGL actually recommends Gyeon Bathe in the paperwork I found in my glovebox. So I plan to switch to Gyeon Bathe Essence. But should I be using a lubricating agent each time I dry? It doesn't look like Cure is the best bet because you're only supposed to use once every few months? I was considering Ammo Hydrate. Or should I just dilute Cure and stick with that? Thanks!
We have a lot of videos on the subject, but you should not be using anything on top of your coating except a coating maintenance-specific product. You should not be using something like Blacklight or quick detailers. You do not need a "drying aide". Proper maintenance video: ua-cam.com/video/gTZF1nHoAIg/v-deo.html . Drying aide video: ua-cam.com/video/Zxi3UagkgtY/v-deo.html
Great product, I used immediately after the CanCoat, super silk on black and very nice gloss ..thanks for the review
Glad you liked it!
Having tried Reload, Cure, VS1, C2, and other products that fall into this category of coating maintenance sprays, I can honestly say that Gyeon Cure has pushed all others aside and is the only one we grab now.
Thank you for the great feedback, and glad to hear that you like the product so much.
Brilliant tutorial excellent product always my go to channel for gyeon products
Thank you!
Any difference between this and Reload?
I really enjoy the gyeon product line.great video as usual!im glad you mentioned the importance of maintaining a coated vehicle.i have clients that think the cars coated so no care is needed for a year or two...just run it thru the car wash!maintaining the coating properly not only keeps the car looking stellar but it will also get a little longer life out of the coating.👍
Thanks Mike. We just shot a video on how to wash / maintain a coated vehicle, and it also talks about the importance of doing so.
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Thanks Todd ...look forward to seeing it!
Great video!
Gyeon says that one should dilute it with demineralized water. Is it imperative, or distilled is fine?
Distilled is basically the same
Thank you Todd, I've come to highly regard your expert know-how. I still have a question about this product: is there something in the formula that differentiates it from all the other silica sprays out there specifically in terms of its ability to boost the longevity of the base coating? I'm wondering whether I could top Gyeon One with a more durable silica spray of my choosing and still extend the lifespan to a comparable degree.
Each coating maintenance product is going to vary a bit in terms of durability. But having said that, it also depends on how often you wash your car and how often you want / like to apply your maintenance product. For instance, if a maintenance coating by itself claims to last 6 months, nobody is going to wait 6 months between applications. If you like to regularly maintain your coating, then find one that you simply like or is easy to use because you'll most likely be applying it more often than you need to, and therefore the durability isn't nearly as much of a factor.
@@Esotericdetail Thank you very much for your helpful reply! I totally get your point re durability. Can I take it then that any decent silica spray (topper or standalone sealant) should boost the longevity of the base coating about as well as Cure does?
How does this fit in with regular use of Gyeon Ceramic Detailer?
Do you have to throw away your microfibre clothes after use ?
No you do not.
@@Esotericdetail Thank you, much appreciated.
Really glad you did a video on Cure. Once your car has been coated how often should you use Cure? Every wash? Or just once every few months?
If you were to wash once every week, then I'd recommend using Cure once per month. Even that's probably a little overkill, however I personally like to have it as fresh as possible.
Can cure be used on wheels for temporary protection?
It wouldn't be overly durable, but yes you could.
How often do you apply cure to the ceramic coated vehicles when they come in?
It depends on the service they are getting, the amount of time it's been, how they've taken care of it, etc, etc. If you made it a point to wipe down every one of your coated customer cars with every maintenance, that would be fine as well.
@@Esotericdetail awesome thanks so much. I see my customers every other week so I was thinking once a month would be good
Would Cure work over top of Gyeon Wax?
Hi After you use cure do you have to throw out towel afterwards
No need to throw them out...
Hey Todd, first sorry for all the questions lol; I should just take your class right?😉 But how do you feel about using this on top of Wet Coat? I have seen Gyeon certified detailers using this combo but wanted to see what you thought about it. Thanks!
No problem! I think it's too much, personally. But if you wanted to, it wouldn't hurt anything.
Can this be applied a day after coating application?
Yes it can.
Will this product be useful if You apply the coating outside, because you dont have a garage or carport to protect the car overnight?
It's only going to give minimal extra protection in those first 12-24 hours if it gets wet!
@@Esotericdetail Ok, thank you for Your answer.
You just added to the confusion. OK, so I put two coats of Mohs, then what? I'm supposed to wait 4 or more hours to put a Gyeon skin topcoat on, but where in the process does the Cure come in. Before the Skin or after? There just seems to be too many products and no enough information on when to use them. A bit annoying.
No need for confusion...Cure is your maintenance product for the coating. Here's more information on how to maintain a coated car, and it talks about Cure and similar products specifically. ua-cam.com/video/gTZF1nHoAIg/v-deo.html
Can I use reload instead?
Once again thank you for your brilliant content. Would you use GYEON cure as a maintenance on Windows after applying GYEON view?
Thank you! No, I would not. I'd either use just a standard window cleaner, or if you want to really kick it up a notch, use Polishangel Diver! www.esotericcarcare.com/polishangel-diver-glass-cleaner/
nice video👌
what dilution?
Thanks
I love using gyeon products and definitely use Cure after I coat vehicles with Mohs Evo. I like diluting cure 50/50 like you mentioned in the video. One area that I struggle with is having small fibers come off my mf towels. This is highly visible on dark paints like black. I've tried using a variety of towels for cure removal and still deal with this issue. What towel do you recommend for a dry application after a coating? I've used trc's ftw, pearl and gauntlet. I'm careful with my mf towel washing and wash them separate in cool water, with rags to riches and dry on low heat along with making sure the lint trap is clean.
Lint can be troublesome at times for sure. I'd do a comparison with both short and long nap towels to see if one gives you better results than the other...that would be our troubleshooting process if we ran into that situation on our shop.
Todd,
How would you compare Gyeon Cure vs Polish Angle High Gloss vs Polish Angle Cosmic Spritz? Thanks
After using the product, the paint on my car has started to dull. Would it be due to excess product or did the sun begin to damage the ceramic layer?
Sounds like you used too much.
How does diluting Cure with water 1:1 affect the longevity of the product?
Given the frequency that most people will use with it, it's most likely a non-factor.
How often we should apply
It's personal preference, really. You could use it after every wash, or you can use it every month or two. It's so quick and easy that you'll find yourself using it more often...
@@Esotericdetail thx for the info, i am confused because i have koch chemie's wax can i use it both at the same time?
@@O.A_Ih4teno0bs This is designed to maintain coatings, so you wouldn't use this with a wax.
@@Esotericdetail understood 👍🏼😁 thanks
Can this be add after wet coat, once the car is dry?
There's no need to use both. I'd choose one or the other.
ESOTERIC - Fine Auto Finishing wet coat is the only coating I’ve put on the car, still one or the other?
@@zumamartinez wetcoat only boosts hydrophobicity, cure is more like a paint sealant than a detailer. Use Cure if you want protection along with hydrophobicity.
My go to channel for gyeon products. I have 2 Question:
1. I don't have closed parking, Thinking to apply gyeonevo line pure/mohs (in the morning) and topping with cure in the evening just not to get the overnight dew spoil the coating. Can I do something like that?
2. For Mazda cx9 2021, 30ml of Pure evo/mohs evo should be enough or need to go for 50ml?
Thank you! Gyeon states that kind of timing would be OK. If you're just doing the body, a 30ml bottle should suffice.
So after you’ve washed your coated car, and rinsed it down, is it ok to spray cure directly onto panels and then dry the car down with a high quality microfibre drying towel? Or do u still need to spray directly into the towel and then wipe as you would if you were applying Cure on a dry car? Thanks!
Instructions say it can be used as a drying aid, just as you describe.
Can I apply a sealant, glaze, or wax before applying the ceramic coating?
No because your ceramic coating won't "stick" when is applied. Preparation for a ceramic coating needs your car to be decontaminated and free of other chemicals.
My car has been nano ceramic coated not from gyeon brand family line ups.
Is it safe to use this product? I really interested to use this one.
I have yet to see a product that this wasn't compatible with...
Todd can I use the Gyeon Cure with the ISM Coat 1.0?
Yes you could, however I would prefer Overcoat for that one.
Hey Todd, I have Gyeon Pure applied to my car. How reasonable to say it’s fine to add the Gyeon ceramic quick detailer with every two week wash and then 2-3 months, use Gyeon cure. One last thing, in battling the cold weather without a heated garage, any tips for applying cure without cold panels affecting the application of the product?
Thanks!!!
I myself would use one or another...not both. Trying to apply with really cold panels may be problematic. In that case, I'll let the car go longer between maintenance applications and do it when there's a break in the weather.
Can I also dilute the gyeon MATTE cure sealant just as you did here?
Yes you can...
Great video Todd. I have been enjoying cancoat and cure together on my mom's car. Would you recommend using cure on top of booster after applying booster (with a couple hours in between) like Mohs?
Yes Mike, you can use Cure to maintain Booster!
ESOTERIC - Fine Auto Finishing thanks
@ESOTERIC should we use this after each wash to maintain the MOHS EVO coating? or use the Gyeon Ceramic Detailer after each wash and Gyeon Cure every other was?
Can I use Gyeon Cure on the high-gloss paint in the interior of the car to protect it from scratches? Or do you use another Gyeon product for that?
Nothing is going to prevent that interior black plastic from scratches other than paint protection film. Coatings aren't really going to help with that, either.
Picking up my vehicle in a couple days after it gets its coating. Should I apply Cure the day I pick it up? Also during maintenance washing does it make sense to use Wet Coat, Detailer, and Cure or is that too much???
Check to see if the installer applied anything first. As for maintenance, use just one product...
Great video! My car has glasscoating but is it possible to use the Gyeon cure after i wash it with Gyeon bathe+ ? Or is it advised just to use only the bathe+ and leave it there?
Thank you. Use one or the other...no need to use both.
@@Esotericdetail thanks mate
@@Esotericdetail can you use both?
On a coated vehicles...In between washes, should cure be used as a quick Detailer to wipe up spots? Or is there another product I can use?
You should shy away from trying to clean up the car "between washes". There is simply no substitute for washing the car properly, otherwise your risk of marring the finish goes up exponentially. Please check out this video: ua-cam.com/video/gTZF1nHoAIg/v-deo.html
Question :
If I have just a little dust from sitting outside for a while on a Ceramic Coated vehicle what product could I mist on it without totally washing the car?
Check out this video here: ua-cam.com/video/BJiKdOmeemI/v-deo.html
Optimum Rinseless Wash, aka ONR
Quick question. Can I use Q2M Cure on top od Max Protect Ceramic Coating?
Probably could, however I am not familiar with that brand of coating.
Is this recommended to use over Gyeon Matte Q2 Coating on a Matte painted car or will it add gloss?
It will not add gloss...
Can I used Gyeon cure after Bathe+ and Gyeon Iron ?
No need to use multiple protective products. If you are using Cure, then you'd simply want to use regular Bathe.
I did a 2 step correction on my car and applied the q2 evo to it, I didn't apply the cure afterwards, it hasn't rained here in the uk yet since I've applied it ( if you can belive that lol) it's been over a week since the coating has been applied, should I go over the car with cure? If so what's the best way to do it? Many thanks for the video.
Cure is simply a maintenance product. On occasion just wash the car, wipe down with Cure, and you're done. Thanks.
Would you use this after Gyeon CanCoat AND before KAMIKAZE Overcoat?
No. You would not use in conjunction with Kamikaze Overcoat. Both of those products are in the same category...coating maintenance sprays.
If I use Bathe+ to maintain Mohs, should I still apply cure after washing? Bathe+ adds it’s own layer so I haven’t been using Cure anymore.
Personally, I would use regular Bathe, then follow with Cure as it has longer protection than Bathe+. Otherwise, just use Bathe+ by itself if you're washing regularly.
Todd, If Im going to use Cure, at what point would I use the product Wet ? I normally wash the car then apply Wet then dry. Should I wash skip Wet, dry the car and apply Cure ? Or a combination of both. Thanks!
You want to use one or the other...not both.
Hello, I am getting 2 coats of moh"s with the booster on top of Xpel Ultimate ..do i use Cure to maintain it after washes?...Thanx In Advance.
Correct.
Can you recommend any drying aid? As you mentioned in the comment, use this once per month ish. I wash my car at least once per week and i would like a product for drying aid that doesnt add stuff like detailer etc. I will coat my car in May.
You don't need a "drying aid".
oh, is that so? I really like this channel as I thought i learnt everything from other big channels like ''AmmoNYC''. They all mention ''drying aid'' as another extra step to avoid scratches.
Not saying you are wrong, but I'd like to learn why or get another perspective on drying aids.
If your car is coated, it's not needed. If your car is not coated, then you'd use something like either a quick detailer, spray wax, or a higher end product like Polishangel High Gloss. "Drying aid" is a vastly overused term, and some people simply want to sell more products! For us...product sales are nice, but we'd rather educate, and shoot straight!
Perfect answer. Thanks!
ESOTERIC - Fine Auto Finishing I think it’s imperative to use some type of lubrication when drying.
I'm trying to still understand how this will fit in my lineup compared to the Ceramic Detailer?
For us, Ceramic Detailer used regularly replaces the need for Cure.
@@Esotericdetail dry paint or Wet Paint which is better to use Cure?
@@arnoldsantiago8170 I always prefer dry.
@@Esotericdetail undiluted? Have you tried using Cure on damp Microfiber for application?
@@arnoldsantiago8170 We dilute Cure.
Why didn't Gyeon add this to a product like can coat?
Because Can Coat isn't a traditional coating, and it's far less expensive.
Is this good to use over bathe plus as a drying aid?
You have to be careful trying to use too many protective products all at once! If you were going to use it that way, I'd recommend significantly diluting the Cure (at least 50/50).
Can i use this product on a car WITHOUT any kind of ceramic coat (waxed/sealed)?
Yes you can.
Cure is a great product but I would not recommend buying it as a stand alone product. Cost is $34.99. For $18.99 you can buy gyeon wet coat which is super easy to use. Just spray on clean wet car and hose off. Note. These coatings don't clean. If you're car looks like crap before it will still look like crap after. If you're going to go through the time and effort of paint correction then go for gyeon q2 one. Easy to use for beginners with no experience in applying ceramic coating.
Can this be used on top of kamikaze Miyabi that’s topped with ISM? Thanks
Yes you can...
Hey guys! I bought a Porsche with an IGL ceramic coating and I've been using Chemical Guys BlackLight and AfterWash. From what I understand that's bad because both are not PH neutral. IGL actually recommends Gyeon Bathe in the paperwork I found in my glovebox. So I plan to switch to Gyeon Bathe Essence. But should I be using a lubricating agent each time I dry? It doesn't look like Cure is the best bet because you're only supposed to use once every few months? I was considering Ammo Hydrate. Or should I just dilute Cure and stick with that? Thanks!
We have a lot of videos on the subject, but you should not be using anything on top of your coating except a coating maintenance-specific product. You should not be using something like Blacklight or quick detailers. You do not need a "drying aide". Proper maintenance video: ua-cam.com/video/gTZF1nHoAIg/v-deo.html . Drying aide video: ua-cam.com/video/Zxi3UagkgtY/v-deo.html