GYEON Quartz Wet Coat (500ml) Hydrophobic Silica Spray Coating for Easy Gloss and Protection-Safe on All Exterior Surfaces

A friend who does professional detailing turned me onto Gyeon products after I asked for input on car washing. The soap, the foam, and then also Wet Coat. It's not cheap, but looks like it got good reviews and was willing to try it. Car isn't ceramic coated, or even waxed in many years. So, washed it with my pressure washer and soaps (Foam for cannon, and Bathe for mitt). Then went through the process of Wet Coating (just spray on when panel is wet, then rinse off). I use way more than videos show (I think they show three sprays per panel, but I try to get even coverage). Then rinse off.Drying the car was way different right off the bat. Microfiber Drying towels usually had some drag to them. Also never was able to use the leaf blower method... after wet coat, MUCH less drag from towel. Car dried super fast and easy.Fast forward to today, over a month later. Car still looks freshly washed. Also got hit by some bird poo and a quick spray with the hose washed it right off.Cannot recommend enough. It does a great job, and tbh, I might actually say it's pound for pound better than wax. It won't add a deep gloss to car like wax or some other coatings, but it does give a nice shine, and definitely a slickness and protection. Durability-wise: after a month it still looks and behaves like new. And given how fast it is, I'll happily use it every time I wash.Only annoyance is applying it outside. Any breeze or wind you just watch your money blow away. If you can wash in a bay, definitely recommend. If you can't, try to wash and apply on a windless day. Also might say the 1L bottle is a little big when applying. Next time I buy I might buy a 500ml so I can refill the smaller bottle.

This stuff is legit. I’ve used a lot of detailing products on my ceramic-coated truck, and GYEON WetCoat is now a permanent part of my setup. It’s incredibly easy — just spray it on a wet panel, rinse off immediately, and boom: instant water beading and sheeting like you’d see in a professional detail.One tip for new users (like I was): less is more. I made the mistake of spraying way too much my first time and ended up using nearly the whole bottle in one wash. You only need 2–3 light sprays per panel — any more and you risk streaking or wasting product. A single bottle should last several washes if used correctly.Works great on paint, wheels, glass, and trim. Restores slickness, revives coating performance, and makes drying a breeze. If you’re looking for a fast and effective ceramic boost, this one delivers.

Im super impressed. Im a mobile detailer and applied it to my wife's car first. I made her watch as the water literally was repelled away from the wet coat! I let it sit for about a minute and then rinsed off with a moderate stream of water. Drying it was effortless and the surface felt smooth to the touch. So far so good! I'll use it on my clients cars and use it as an upcharge!

Excellent product and very easy to use. Also, the protection and beading is very good.

This stuff is super easy to use and provides a long lasting, beautiful finish. Just make sure your vehicle is clean before you apply, or those dirty spots aren’t going anywhere for several months!

This stuff is amazing.I wash my car once every 1-1.5 months, and I apply this product on every wash. It produces a nice gloss, water-beading, hydrophobic effect. It serves well as the only protective surface on my car.I find it lasts approx 3 months, though I have indoor parking and it probably won't last as long if I street parked it. Once I managed to get it to last through an entire winter season with one application, though it was basically 80% ineffective by the time spring rolled around.Unfortunately, this spray will stain and streak if applied improperly, and I've learned many ways to use it wrong.Things I've learned:1. When Gyeon says "don't use on hot panel or direct sunlight" they mean it. If it dries quickly without being rinsed/wiped off, it will stain. Sometimes you HAVE to wash your car in a hot summer day, but if that's the case, try to park under an awning or turn the car to work on the shaded side. Be quick and work on one panel at a time.2. Be mindful of areas on your car where water can drip and pool. For me, that's the area right behind the trunk and the door jams. If it's not dried off quickly, it will stain.3. Gyeon recommends you spray on a wet panel and wash it off. This works fine. However, sometimes this will cause overspray to a different part of the car (ie: hood overspray to windshield, or door overspray to plastic trim). This needs to be sprayed off/cleaned quickly or it will stain. I've seen some folks spray this directly on a microfiber cloth and apply it to the panel by hand. Probably safer, but it's more time consuming.4. Don't use too much. I use maybe 30-40 "pumps" of the spray trigger for the entire body of the car. 5 into the hood. 5 into the roof. 7-8 into the entire left side of the car, then same thing to the right. Then 2 to the trunk, 2 between the taillights. Too much product makes it hard to wash off, which will leave smears.5. Can use this on glass to get a nice waterbeading Rain-X effect. I did it for a few washes, but then I put a real glass product on and stopped using Wetcoat for this purpose.6. Can use this in wheel wells. Works great at preventing break dust from sticking to wheels, though it can sometimes be hard to spread product throughout the wheel spokes evenly.Will add more tips if I think of them.

Works great. Very small amt for the cost, but works great.

Muy buen producto deja el auto con brillo y textura suave de la pintura