GYEON Redefined | Firmly on the Detailing Pulse

[@Spirited282]

Fantastic video John. Gyeon has many amazing products that i have loved over the years. I will be trying their Cancoat Evo in a month or so, excited to see the results.

[@BriFree100]

Love Gyeon! You hit the nail on the head at the end re all of their products being top draw and then having a wide range for whatever you need. I’m looking forward to hearing about the new products coming by up. 👍

[@Rob.Coleman]

One thing I've always liked with Gyeon is they have their branding absolutely spot on, all the products look so good on the shelf.

[@ForensicDetailing]

yer I think they present the product better than anyone else out there. they always had desriability thing nailed even back in the day.

[@petejackson3113]

Hi John, thanks for this. Im a big fan of Gyeon and you're confirming why I rarely use anything else. I do like BH as well though!

[@chrissimmons9969]

Love me some Gyeon products. Probably my favorite brand of detailing products.

[@79blustone]

Gyeon iron wheel cleaner IMO is the best in the game! I've tried many, I really don't need a super strong one like Adam's wheel and tyre. Gyeon has the perfect balance of lubricity, cleaning surfactants and the iron helps remove hot brake particles then have stuck on the clear coat. I never let my wheels turn into baked brake dust disaster. I bet it would clean disaster wheels with a decent amount. Gyeon are definitely improving with their revision.

[@michaelmarchei8539]

Its a good product but not very cost effective.... I use prob 1/2 bottle each clean so thats like $15 aud to do my wheels

[@johnevans715]

It’s so good

[@ForensicDetailing]

Can use the Gyeon APC for maintenance and tiny spritz of Gyeon iron afterwards if on budget. The fr wheel cleaners are more expensive option fur sure.

[@79blustone]

@michaelmarchei8539 Wow I'm using a 1 litre bottle on my own car about every 6 months, keep them clean regularly to stop build up, pressure wash first, a few spritzes in the barrel of the wheel and a few on the face. EZ wheel brushes to break it all up, soft wheel it for the faces and blast off with the washer. APC on the tyres easy.

[@tj1470]

Carpro Wheel X (new product) is supposed to be very good. My favourite is Armour Detail Supply Wheel Cleaner (smells amazing, even though it contains has iron remover). Koch Chemie MWC is also a firm favourite but it smells horrible. After rinsing the chosen Wheel Cleaner off, I follow up with a snow foam & bucket contact wash using P&S Brake Buster.

[@michaelmarchei8539]

Great Vid John, I love my Gyeon Stuff... Looks Good, Smealls Great and everythung just does what it says...... I couldnt live without Ceramic adn Interior Detailer...... What they need is an Alcantara Cleaner PLZ GYEON !!!

[@masterpolir6145]

I love the gyeon's products!❤

[@DuncanNewton-w8i]

Fantastic products .

[@dtna]

I have alot of confidence in Gyeon, CarPro and Koch Chemie detailing products. I've stopped looking for "the best" in products that I don't know or that of new brands that I've never heard of before.

[@ForensicDetailing]

im getting to this point as well.

[@haikuancheoh2418]

that new wheel cleaner reacted rather quick m8, i'll give it a try next, even though i've great experience with koch magic, soft99 kamitore and sonax beast, if this can beat them, then it'll be my new go to wheel cleaner.

[@1stfrompuertorico568]

Superb 👌

[@ralkros681]

My last order was placed upside down on my porch which caused some of the products to leak some through the spray tops. To be fair, gyeon packed my order with ample bubble wrap all the way around. Regardless of this, seems a little like a design flaw. Still love gyeons products, cannot go wrong with anything from them. Just finished syncro Evo on my subie and I cannot wait for the first wash.

[@ForensicDetailing]

Interesting yer I think maybe these new bottle seal might help with that

[@ralkros681]

@@ForensicDetailing that order was actually these new blue bottles, however one offender was wet coat so 🤷

[@zustroy]

Could you please review 3pH cleaning solutions (Koch Chemie, Labocosmetica, Bilt, Carpro...) on ceramic coatings? I'm curious to learn whether I should first prewash with alkaline or acidic based solution. Maybe the decision should be based on state of the vehicle (water spots vs. regular dirt)....

[@LSD04]

Alkaline first

[@zustroy]

@@LSD04 That's what they keep saying, others say it should be acidic to descale first...

[@KonstanTribbetts]

As standard, pH neutral, like Koch Chemie GSF, maybe some citrus cleaner on the bottom quarter of the car. Dirty, alkaline, like Bilt Hamber Touch-Less. Once every 3-6 months with acidic, like CarPro Descale, depends on how much the car is kept out in the rain etc or if you see the quality of the beading dropping off.

[@LSD04]

@@zustroy water spots/minerals sit under the dirt, not on top, so this needs cleaning first. Labocosmetica have plenty of good videos you can watch.

[@ForensicDetailing]

You will never see a miracle resurrection with these products but the principle is sound. We've covered them. I don't use them because if price but you can tweqk methods to make more effective.

[@patrickvennard838]

I had James at TI22, PPF the front of my car and he recommended PPF maintain on the paintwork as well. I think it is really good but the price is high.

[@ForensicDetailing]

in great hands there

[@patrickvennard838]

@@ForensicDetailing Yes very good hands my car looks amazing. We have become friends outside of detailing. I wish he would bring back Detailing Yoda but he does a lot of other KZbin that I watch as well.

[@simongibbs3936]

Thanks Jon. Can’t fault Gyeon products. I’m a bit confused about the fallout wheel cleaners. How can they be Ph neutral if the active ingredient is an Acid?

[@ForensicDetailing]

They are blends mate so pH is really a sliding scale. I think pH can also alter during reaction. But they don't really on the acidic corrosive quality the acid is a clever chelating mechanism. I explain mechanism in best FR video.

[@Tigerbergslim]

Great video.

[@DjNikGnashers]

Is Geyon Iron as good as Korrosol ?

[@ForensicDetailing]

Killer question. Don't know I can get korrosol and side by side then.

[@owensamuels-h1r]

Thanks Jon! another great and informative video. Wondering about Gyeon Wax- hybrid wax which has super hydrophobic (albeit short-lived ). Any update ? Thanks as always!!! Owen from Atlanta.

[@ForensicDetailing]

I dont think its been updated Owen.

[@user-w29vfwh59vd]

Is Gyeon Tar safe on PPF? I've got some chewing gum filaments stuck on my PPF and was wondering if Tar would be a appropriate to remove that.

[@ForensicDetailing]

the new one is supposed to be less voc and safer. but I would just ping them first mate and ask. it almost certainly will be ppf safe but test small spot perhaps. dont leave it on for too long. do multiple short spray dwell wipe hits rather than one long soak if you try. but should be fine. make sure panel is cool

[@user-w29vfwh59vd]

@@ForensicDetailing thanks for your tips Jon

[@KiranPatel-fk1pg]

Another tip is, soak the area with some water first just do dilute the tar remover slightly and ensure that the tar remover isn't going directly on the PPF dry. Also don't spray it on the tar directly. Instead spray it only a makeup pad, lightly agitate the tar then immediately either rinse off. Or spray with a waterless / rinsless and wipe off

[@user-w29vfwh59vd]

@@KiranPatel-fk1pg great tip, thanks a lot for the detailed explanation!

[@69HemiRoadrunner]

What happened with Gyeon TFR, was that renamed Bug and Grime.

[@ForensicDetailing]

I don't know M8 good question. I can ask

[@Hydra_Detailing]

Noy happy with how gyeon treats their coating pro users + don’t like their rinseless and tire applicator. Otherwise nice brand.

[@perfectshave85]

What are the negatives of the tyre applicator?

[@Tmp205]

Why not the coat8ngnpro guys?

[@quin1069]

​@perfectshave85 I agree, tyre applicator fell apart after 2 uses 😢. Love their products all the same, unfortunately we get a very limited range from the importers in New Zealand 🥹

[@chicagomike2111]

Ok please explain the science behind correctly removing iron deposits. We know it's a small shard of metal stuck in the clearcoat. I always felt using a claybar first breaking the part that is sticking out of the clearcoat and then using liquid iron remover to soak into the iron below the surface to remove it. what are the benefits and drawbacks to using these products in different order?

[@michaelmarchei8539]

The avid oxidises and breaks down thwe iron deposits, making them soft and easier to remove.... Doing it with clay is rough and ready, more chance of introiducing marring and swirling

[@ForensicDetailing]

Weve talked about this before. They don't dissolve iron. Don't use them after claying. They dissolve the rust layer which shrink the embedded fallout so it's looser Do as precursor to clay. Clay will be more effective

[@klasseact6663]

I'm appreciative more than ever with your reviews, your 350K subs should go up by 250K inlue of the crash and burn of the Habs fan recent moves and his channel❗️

[@ForensicDetailing]

It won't effect my channel mate. Only a tiny few hardcore that are really into it care.

[@maga5381]

Unnecessarily complex product line. Way too many similar products. They could trim their product count by 50% and still cover every detailing need.

[@ForensicDetailing]

do you think so? fair play its a bigger line now than many years ago when I first saw it. But I dunno I think thebrands have a better handle than us as to what people want. But yer I do get what your saying because you can do a lot with a handfull of stuff.