You make the absolute best detailing content that I've ever seen. So fair and objective. That being said I really want to see NV Evo vs Cquarts UK 3.0. I had a vehicle that i coated with 3.0 but only kept the vehicle for about 4 months after that so I never got to see how it held up and I just spent a few days polishing and coating my new vehicle with NV Evo so I really want to know the differences you see in performance and durability between the two. Thanks again for the awesome videos, keep up the good work!!!
Would love to see some comparison like these between ceramic coating products made/advertised specifically for windshield/glass application. Loving this series by the way!
Yeah, I know from Gyeon Can coat they make good coatings. THIS REINFORCES that. Looking forward to the others you compare. EVO against others will be interesting. And with Graphene now coming out and a few others testing it, that should be great to see how you find those.
As a Gyeon installer the way of application with Gyeon Pure (circular motion), its because of its formula. Over all Gyeon coatings, Pure has the most concentration of SiO2 (about 25% according to the brand) so thats why putting in one layer should be enough to achieve the best performance. Great video Sandro as always
I've always viewed EXO as a top coat applied to a base layer of crystal serum lite. That would be an interesting test. The main pro to that combo is the durability of CSL and the water spot resistance of EXO.
Came here to say exactly this. Not comparing apples to apples in this video, I don't believe. The Gyeon kit shown is a true ceramic coating+topcoat, whereas the Exo v4 is merely a top coat to Crystal Serum Lite.
@@CarCraftAutoDetailing but you show a dual-stage/2-layer coating product in Gyeon vs a single-stage product in the Exo. Yes, Exo CAN be used standalone, but typically that isn't the case. I do like the video. you certainly were thorough and aren't saying anything I disagreed with from what I saw. However, I don't think these products are really equal to compare against each other head to head. CSL+ExoV4 is about the same cost as the Gyeon kit you show here.
Thanks for another great video Sandro. If you ever had time id love to see beadlock pro by shine supply compare as a consumer grade coating. Keep up the fantastic work
Excellent vid. Wonderfully informative. Thanks for posting. When applying the Gyeon did you also use the "Cure" part of the kit. Don't think that was mentioned.....Or is that optional??? A couple of thoughts...comments on that portion of Gyeons process would be much appreciated. Thanks again.
Loving these type of comparisons Sandro, really informative and gives people like me that 'extra' bit of knowledge with the overwhelming world of sooooo many different ceramic coatings to choose from. Top notch mate - quality video's
I love the fact that you are now testing products (like the gyeon brand) that are easily available on mainland europe! I do have a slightly different question about ceramic coatings though. What would you do if you have to renew the coating on a vehicle that has had a coating before, but with very thin paint. What are the best options to remove the remnants of the previous coating?
I cant stop bingeing on yo page bud. Im still not sure what Ceramics i should go with for my work ? Affordability that actually works without breaking the bank. Thanks for all you do. Hope the move is adjusting with you guys. Cheers
Thanks mate, and that’s the very same question I was pondering about 10yrs ago! For me CQuartz was very affordable, very straight forward application and solid performance, so I think those are the things to consider to see what fits into your business best. The difference is that today you have about about 100 more options to consider which is both a blessing and a hindrance at the same time 🙂
@@CarCraftAutoDetailing right on dude. Truly appreciate ALL your doing for the community. Not a single page as truthful and straight forward as u put it. Your knowledge is one thing but the way you explain and How u explain is top notch. I’m going to give CQuartz a go. I work in a very salty environment out on Eastern Long Island. That’s NY. I’d like to up sell truth to my clients with a worth while application without having to pitch to them falsely made claims of adequate protection. Again thanks and big Aloha
A little late to the party but when needs must a drateful appreciation to a fountain of practical knowledge. Take care fella, thanks for your time & investment educating us unwashed :-)
Can you do water etching into ceramic coatings testings as this seems to be common problem and hardly any detailers talk about it because it looks to me because they like to make big money from customers from this issue
Another great comparison test between two popular consumer coatings. To my eyes the Gyeon Pure enriches the paint color and looks better than the Gtechniq coating. In addition to the improved appearance Gyeon Pure has superior hydrophobic performance so it gets the win. I am excited to see the new graphene technology as several graphene coatings are being released this year. I think many of us are interested in how these graphene products perform compared to the Si02 based coatings. Hope you test the Ethos Graphene Matrix Coating which is starting to ship this month.
Great video! Have you any experience with coatings from the Kamikaze Collection? They're quite expensive so I'd love to see how they stack up against UK 3.0 or NV Evo.
@@CarCraftAutoDetailing I bought the Miyabi + ISM package. However I was mainly surprised by Miyabi. The ease of use was great. You could even forget about a panel for 15 minutes, and take it off without having high spots or many issues in my case. The thing that struck me the most was how well the product spread and how little I had to use of it. I managed to get 8 layers out of one bottle on medium sized cars!!! I put 2x miyabi 1x ism on one car Then just 2x miyabi on another one And then just 1 layer of miyabi on another car. And if I'm honest, you couldn't even really notice a lot of difference in performance between the 3 cars. So I'm starting to think of using just Miyabi and just one simple layer as a go to coating. If I keep getting 6-8 layers out of 1 bottle it would mean the entire coating would only cost 15€/application and only take 1.5 hour to apply. This seems unmatched in my head. I also think you'd be able to get 1 year of good performance from the 1 layer of miyabi. Which is all i'm looking for, as I quickly want to polish and detail ly car anyway every year after the harsh winter months so it's back to new for the summer.
Everyone is going to have a different experience when it comes to coatings. I have tried quite a few of them and again each person is going to have a different experience. With that said for me CQUK 3.0 walks over Gyeon Syncro, Optimum Gloss Coat and Gtechniq CSL topped with Exo and CSL by itself.
@@Mahojo1 Sandro made a great video and Gloss Coat is a step behind in my opinion and experience using various coatings. czcams.com/video/Y8LXnMqFB0g/video.html
Like someone else has mentioned. I think EXO V4 is a topper, not a pure CC. It’s not as durable or anything like that as CSL is, but it’s supposed to work hand in hand with CSL by offering other certain properties the other is missing.
Very enjoyable as always 🙌 Currently having Britemax Igneous on my car, struggling to chose between Cquartz UK and Gyeon Pure on the old daily driver... 🤔
These side by sides are great however I would like to see these test results be compiled against one another. Now that we've seen Gyeon Q2 Pure and CarPro Cquartz UK 3.0 tested separately I have to wonder which is better between the two. Do you have any plans of testing Nova Evo in this manor in the future? Id love to see a full comprehensive comparison of a dozen or so ceramic coatings simultaneously, however I fully understand the challenge of maintaining accurate testing while also avoiding burning potential bridges with companies.
Thanks Sandro. There isn’t many (decent ) videos showing ceramic coating comparisons, these are two I haven’t tried yet. Great test. My favourite is UK 3.0 with Gliss topper, followed with Reload after washes and I’m over the moon with this combination. Two years and counting! How would you compare 3.0 to Geyon? Thanks again. 👍
Try the newer gyeon ceramic detailer as a topper > reload. I have - it's faster/easier/looks better... not sure on durability, but you'll enjoy the experience much more > reload 1.0. I have not tried the updated reload 2.0 however...
Interesting test, however, Exo V4 is not designed to be used as a basecoat. An apples to apples comparison would be to use Gtecniq's Crystal Serum Light, which is marketed as a one coat ceramic basecoat.
Gtechniq states on its own website that’s its both a standalone or topper and it’s also the most closely matched in price and specs to the Gyeon - that why I choice it 🙂
The tests seemed very professional and well-commented, but I cannot begin to understand why the test panels weren't properly prepared, i. e. polished. It's swirlapalooza over there.
The panels are fully decontaminated, compounding and given an IPA wipe prior to application. Compounding swirls/marring is purposely left in the finish to help evaluate certain things such as filling and enhancing abilities - I mention this in many videos, may have not in that one.
Hi Sandro, just wondering when your test panels are micro marred or have micro abrasions, even through they might be clean as far as top layer surface contaminates, do you think that the small miro swirls and scratches effects the coatings ability to adhere to the surface correctly, after all your asking the coating to self level yet there's so many imperfections and peaks in the surface that its going to be really hard for any surface coating to be level,when there's so many imperfections, swirl marks and marks on the clear coat? Just asking, as the surface if its perfectly as much as can be after paint correction and IPA wipe down is always going to be a better test panel than any with swirl marks and miro scratches etc, IMHO, i wonder what is your opinion on that subject as far as using test panels which are damaged to the point of swirl marks and micro scratches etc. :)
General ceramic coatings can cause wiper chatter which is the main reason why a more specific glass coating like Gyeon Q2 View tends to be a better option for a windshield
I think it’s a combination of the specific shape and curvature of the glass, the wipers themselves and potentially the wipers causing certain ware on the coating. It not always necessarily an issue, but it’s less likely to be an issue with specific glass/windshield coatings.
Can't get any worse than Gyeon Syncro. Hopefully Pure performs because based on this video it looks good. I was turned off by the quirky application that I gave it away on Autopia as a giveaway.
Hey mate. Recently did my first in depth paint correction on my dad's 2015 Audi A6. I used the lake country HDO pads. they are great, thanks for recommending such a good product. after an entire car of polishing how do you clean your pads before the next car? just the compressed air method? do you do any deep cleaning with an IPA or something?
I think if you get your laying times right I would assume you could layer them with success. I don’t know Gyeons stance on this and I’m certainly not an authority on the brand but generally this is the case with most coatings.
Hey Sandro great video one again. I have a question I a car soft Lexus paint and when I wash and dry it using 2 bucket method and geon drying towel it puts holograms, how would you wash it and dry it without adding these scratches have you had or done a car that has this issue IV recently corrected it and ceramic coated it with CQuartz UK 3.0 and to scared to breath near it what's your thoughts?
I used gyeon pure on 2 cars, they all lost hidrophobic properties in less than half a year. I applied them corectly, one layer after full paint correction and degreasing, same way as you did in video. Any help?
With any ceramic coating, you need to do a chemical decon every 6 month or so. Simply wash the car, spray a ironromover on the paint, wash again done. If that dont do the trick, also use a tar renover, or evne a warerspot remover. That did the trick for me. What is happening, is that smalle particals, and road dirt, g’ets stück on the paint, downgrading the hydrofobic benefits of a coating. And pleas always use a soab with bo fillers, or glossenhancers like carpro reset 😊
One question Sandro. Do you feel that ceramic coatings are enough to keep headlights protected from uv exposure and airborne abrasives? Or would you consider adding something else to the headlights like ppf or clear coat?
@@CarCraftAutoDetailing Alright, then would you say that a well maintained ceramic coating on headlights would be enough to keep the clear coat from oxidizing/uv exposure? Part of me is hoping so considering all ppf has a small amount of orange peel, and i'd like to keep my headlights crystal clear.
@@CarCraftAutoDetailing Oh I must have missed that part.Thank you! How do you compare the pure to UK 3.0? I cant wait for you to test the 2 side by side. Also maybe a Nasiol ZR53 comparison?
@@Pantfoot You could just have told me ;) But thx for the info, i got it. Im pretty surprised, that EXO ist not able to withstand a "simple" APC wipedown, although its 1:2.
I’m an installer of ultra and Gyeon. Not even close. Ultra smokes gyeon. Also this is an unfair test, exo is better as an overcoat then a stand-alone versus Gyeon.
You make the absolute best detailing content that I've ever seen. So fair and objective. That being said I really want to see NV Evo vs Cquarts UK 3.0. I had a vehicle that i coated with 3.0 but only kept the vehicle for about 4 months after that so I never got to see how it held up and I just spent a few days polishing and coating my new vehicle with NV Evo so I really want to know the differences you see in performance and durability between the two. Thanks again for the awesome videos, keep up the good work!!!
These coating tests aren’t cheap! Thanks for doing them, and I hope you at least break even from ad revenue!
Not to expensive on this particular test. Usually the Top coats aren’t very much at all.
@@AmirAbdullah $130-150 each here in Australia is pretty expensive mate
Would love to see some comparison like these between ceramic coating products made/advertised specifically for windshield/glass application. Loving this series by the way!
Yeah, I know from Gyeon Can coat they make good coatings. THIS REINFORCES that. Looking forward to the others you compare. EVO against others will be interesting. And with Graphene now coming out and a few others testing it, that should be great to see how you find those.
As a Gyeon installer the way of application with Gyeon Pure (circular motion), its because of its formula. Over all Gyeon coatings, Pure has the most concentration of SiO2 (about 25% according to the brand) so thats why putting in one layer should be enough to achieve the best performance. Great video Sandro as always
One layer is very appealing for saving up some time
@@Carlos.Rivera with the new formula all Gyeon evo coatings now are only one layer application.
@@sergiobarraza1806 nice, gonna try it this winter. Thanks for reply mate
@@sergiobarraza1806 Cant wait to try the new Pure Evo! So excited
@@RipJawsX95 How did it turn out? It was a headache to wipe off for me!
You should do Crystal Serum Light topped with EXOv4 vs UK 3.0 topped with gliss
I've always viewed EXO as a top coat applied to a base layer of crystal serum lite.
That would be an interesting test. The main pro to that combo is the durability of CSL and the water spot resistance of EXO.
Same here man
Came here to say exactly this. Not comparing apples to apples in this video, I don't believe. The Gyeon kit shown is a true ceramic coating+topcoat, whereas the Exo v4 is merely a top coat to Crystal Serum Lite.
@@CarCraftAutoDetailing but you show a dual-stage/2-layer coating product in Gyeon vs a single-stage product in the Exo. Yes, Exo CAN be used standalone, but typically that isn't the case.
I do like the video. you certainly were thorough and aren't saying anything I disagreed with from what I saw. However, I don't think these products are really equal to compare against each other head to head. CSL+ExoV4 is about the same cost as the Gyeon kit you show here.
In the world of detailers, you are a Shaman!!
Thx and cheers from France!
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Ur videos have raised the bar. Like a science movie now. Great stuff!
Excellent analysis. It is always great seeing good products displayed.
Thanks for another great video Sandro. If you ever had time id love to see beadlock pro by shine supply compare as a consumer grade coating.
Keep up the fantastic work
Fantastic mate, going to try my first ceramic coating of my car in the next few weeks. Big help cheers
Excellent vid. Wonderfully informative. Thanks for posting. When applying the Gyeon did you also use the "Cure" part of the kit. Don't think that was mentioned.....Or is that optional??? A couple of thoughts...comments on that portion of Gyeons process would be much appreciated. Thanks again.
As always thank you mate, your efforts and hard work are greatly appreciated!
Loving these type of comparisons Sandro, really informative and gives people like me that 'extra' bit of knowledge with the overwhelming world of sooooo many different ceramic coatings to choose from. Top notch mate - quality video's
I love the fact that you are now testing products (like the gyeon brand) that are easily available on mainland europe! I do have a slightly different question about ceramic coatings though. What would you do if you have to renew the coating on a vehicle that has had a coating before, but with very thin paint. What are the best options to remove the remnants of the previous coating?
Thanks for make the comparing. It really helpful. Hope you get the chance to testing Igl Coating. It really famous in Southeast Asia
I cant stop bingeing on yo page bud. Im still not sure what Ceramics i should go with for my work ? Affordability that actually works without breaking the bank. Thanks for all you do. Hope the move is adjusting with you guys. Cheers
Thanks mate, and that’s the very same question I was pondering about 10yrs ago! For me CQuartz was very affordable, very straight forward application and solid performance, so I think those are the things to consider to see what fits into your business best. The difference is that today you have about about 100 more options to consider which is both a blessing and a hindrance at the same time 🙂
@@CarCraftAutoDetailing right on dude. Truly appreciate ALL your doing for the community. Not a single page as truthful and straight forward as u put it. Your knowledge is one thing but the way you explain and How u explain is top notch. I’m going to give CQuartz a go. I work in a very salty environment out on Eastern Long Island. That’s NY. I’d like to up sell truth to my clients with a worth while application without having to pitch to them falsely made claims of adequate protection. Again thanks and big Aloha
Another great vid. I hope people realize the time and effort that goes into this type of content.
Great choice of product comparisons and video as always.
A little late to the party but when needs must a drateful appreciation to a fountain of practical knowledge. Take care fella, thanks for your time & investment educating us unwashed :-)
I'd love to see more of gyeon coating being tested, like the syncro pack
You deserve a big like for doing this test!
Can you do water etching into ceramic coatings testings as this seems to be common problem and hardly any detailers talk about it because it looks to me because they like to make big money from customers from this issue
Another great vid Sandro. Are you going to revisit the winners to find the ultimate winner? So far CQ UK 3.0 and Gyeon Cure go to round 2!
Yes please!
Another great comparison test between two popular consumer coatings. To my eyes the Gyeon Pure enriches the paint color and looks better than the Gtechniq coating. In addition to the improved appearance Gyeon Pure has superior hydrophobic performance so it gets the win. I am excited to see the new graphene technology as several graphene coatings are being released this year. I think many of us are interested in how these graphene products perform compared to the Si02 based coatings. Hope you test the Ethos Graphene Matrix Coating which is starting to ship this month.
check out what ammo nyc did, graphene seems to not check out. mostly hype. the technology just isnt there yet. stick with the good stuff.
Looking forward for comparison of Q2 Pure vs UK 3.0 vs NV Evo.
Thanks for such a great work and effort.
I wonder how well pure would perform against crystal serum light ?
Hi sandro another great informive video and the results speaks fot them selves
Mate another great review. I would love to see a comparison with Pure and NV EVO. I am a big fan of both these brands. Is this something you can do?
Pure is a ceramic coat, Exo "just" an extr hydro coat for ceramic coat.
Love your work mate. Cheers!
I would like you to test Gyeon Q2 Pure vs. Car Pro C Quartz 3.0
EXO v4 versus Labocosmetica HPC and CarPro Gliss would be an interesting test between Top Coat.
Great comparison Sandro. I've always seen EXO as a topcoat for Crystal Serum Light (or C1), do you have any sort of experience with this combo?
Cheers
I think was is important to note here. Both of these are toppers. The EXO is used with cyrstal serum light and Pure is used with Moos...
Great comparison. Can you do a demo of Kamikaze Collection Miyabi Coat please?
Great video!
Have you any experience with coatings from the Kamikaze Collection? They're quite expensive so I'd love to see how they stack up against UK 3.0 or NV Evo.
@@CarCraftAutoDetailing I bought the Miyabi + ISM package.
However I was mainly surprised by Miyabi. The ease of use was great. You could even forget about a panel for 15 minutes, and take it off without having high spots or many issues in my case.
The thing that struck me the most was how well the product spread and how little I had to use of it. I managed to get 8 layers out of one bottle on medium sized cars!!!
I put 2x miyabi 1x ism on one car
Then just 2x miyabi on another one
And then just 1 layer of miyabi on another car.
And if I'm honest, you couldn't even really notice a lot of difference in performance between the 3 cars.
So I'm starting to think of using just Miyabi and just one simple layer as a go to coating.
If I keep getting 6-8 layers out of 1 bottle it would mean the entire coating would only cost 15€/application and only take 1.5 hour to apply. This seems unmatched in my head.
I also think you'd be able to get 1 year of good performance from the 1 layer of miyabi. Which is all i'm looking for, as I quickly want to polish and detail ly car anyway every year after the harsh winter months so it's back to new for the summer.
Any chances to test out the ceramic coating from igl coatings?...they seem like have quite a lot of ceramic coating products..
How do they stand up to UK 3.0?
Would you Recommend the Gyeon over UK 3.0 as far as durability and gloss levels?
UK 3.0 is king for beginners
@@descendinggod9740 I would say Gtechniq CSL has UK 3.0 beat.
@@descendinggod9740 That title belongs to Optimum Gloss Coat
Everyone is going to have a different experience when it comes to coatings. I have tried quite a few of them and again each person is going to have a different experience. With that said for me CQUK 3.0 walks over Gyeon Syncro, Optimum Gloss Coat and Gtechniq CSL topped with Exo and CSL by itself.
@@Mahojo1 Sandro made a great video and Gloss Coat is a step behind in my opinion and experience using various coatings.
czcams.com/video/Y8LXnMqFB0g/video.html
very clear content
Day 1 of asking to review AMMO NYC products!
Like someone else has mentioned. I think EXO V4 is a topper, not a pure CC. It’s not as durable or anything like that as CSL is, but it’s supposed to work hand in hand with CSL by offering other certain properties the other is missing.
Would be interesting to see how CSL survives in a chemical resistance test.
Another great test, thanks Sandro.
Very enjoyable as always 🙌 Currently having Britemax Igneous on my car, struggling to chose between Cquartz UK and Gyeon Pure on the old daily driver... 🤔
These side by sides are great however I would like to see these test results be compiled against one another. Now that we've seen Gyeon Q2 Pure and CarPro Cquartz UK 3.0 tested separately I have to wonder which is better between the two. Do you have any plans of testing Nova Evo in this manor in the future? Id love to see a full comprehensive comparison of a dozen or so ceramic coatings simultaneously, however I fully understand the challenge of maintaining accurate testing while also avoiding burning potential bridges with companies.
Thanks Sandro. There isn’t many (decent ) videos showing ceramic coating comparisons, these are two I haven’t tried yet. Great test. My favourite is UK 3.0 with Gliss topper, followed with Reload after washes and I’m over the moon with this combination. Two years and counting! How would you compare 3.0 to Geyon? Thanks again. 👍
Try the newer gyeon ceramic detailer as a topper > reload. I have - it's faster/easier/looks better... not sure on durability, but you'll enjoy the experience much more > reload 1.0. I have not tried the updated reload 2.0 however...
Interesting test, however, Exo V4 is not designed to be used as a basecoat. An apples to apples comparison would be to use Gtecniq's Crystal Serum Light, which is marketed as a one coat ceramic basecoat.
Gtechniq states on its own website that’s its both a standalone or topper and it’s also the most closely matched in price and specs to the Gyeon - that why I choice it 🙂
Gyeon looks way better on the paint, wow
Gyeon FTW!
The tests seemed very professional and well-commented, but I cannot begin to understand why the test panels weren't properly prepared, i. e. polished.
It's swirlapalooza over there.
The panels are fully decontaminated, compounding and given an IPA wipe prior to application. Compounding swirls/marring is purposely left in the finish to help evaluate certain things such as filling and enhancing abilities - I mention this in many videos, may have not in that one.
Hi Sandro, just wondering when your test panels are micro marred or have micro abrasions, even through they might be clean as far as top layer surface contaminates, do you think that the small miro swirls and scratches effects the coatings ability to adhere to the surface correctly, after all your asking the coating to self level yet there's so many imperfections and peaks in the surface that its going to be really hard for any surface coating to be level,when there's so many imperfections, swirl marks and marks on the clear coat? Just asking, as the surface if its perfectly as much as can be after paint correction and IPA wipe down is always going to be a better test panel than any with swirl marks and miro scratches etc, IMHO, i wonder what is your opinion on that subject as far as using test panels which are damaged to the point of swirl marks and micro scratches etc. :)
Can you put gyeon q2 pure in the windshield? Ty
General ceramic coatings can cause wiper chatter which is the main reason why a more specific glass coating like Gyeon Q2 View tends to be a better option for a windshield
@@CarCraftAutoDetailing thanks for the reply. Great review! 👍🏻
@@CarCraftAutoDetailing why do they cause wiper chatter? What is occurring on the surface to cause it?
I think it’s a combination of the specific shape and curvature of the glass, the wipers themselves and potentially the wipers causing certain ware on the coating. It not always necessarily an issue, but it’s less likely to be an issue with specific glass/windshield coatings.
Please make a video for Nova Evo hybrid ceramic coating please!!
Best video series ever! Look out carpro CQUK pure is a perr
Can't get any worse than Gyeon Syncro. Hopefully Pure performs because based on this video it looks good. I was turned off by the quirky application that I gave it away on Autopia as a giveaway.
Hey mate. Recently did my first in depth paint correction on my dad's 2015 Audi A6. I used the lake country HDO pads. they are great, thanks for recommending such a good product. after an entire car of polishing how do you clean your pads before the next car? just the compressed air method? do you do any deep cleaning with an IPA or something?
@@CarCraftAutoDetailing oh wow i guess i missed this one! thanks! you're the best.
What kind of chemical you using in your double action kwazar? Like to know the dilution ratio.
Hi Sandro. Im kind of late. But wanted to ask can Gyeon Pure be layered ontop of another coating like Gyeon Mohs? Thx
I think if you get your laying times right I would assume you could layer them with success. I don’t know Gyeons stance on this and I’m certainly not an authority on the brand but generally this is the case with most coatings.
Hey Sandro great video one again. I have a question I a car soft Lexus paint and when I wash and dry it using 2 bucket method and geon drying towel it puts holograms, how would you wash it and dry it without adding these scratches have you had or done a car that has this issue IV recently corrected it and ceramic coated it with CQuartz UK 3.0 and to scared to breath near it what's your thoughts?
@@CarCraftAutoDetailing 💯 right thanks again Sandro there is a video on the correction ISF CZcams if you get a chance check it out.
Isn’t exo v4 a ‘topcoat’ ? What about pure vs crystal serum light ?
Are you planning on getting your hands on Ethos graphene coating?
What do you think of the ceramics of system x?
Q² One - 30ml GYEON Q² One
Gyeon
Q² One - 30ml very affordable
Gtechniq Exo V4 high price
Gyeon Q2 Pure bit cheaper
I used gyeon pure on 2 cars, they all lost hidrophobic properties in less than half a year. I applied them corectly, one layer after full paint correction and degreasing, same way as you did in video. Any help?
With any ceramic coating, you need to do a chemical decon every 6 month or so. Simply wash the car, spray a ironromover on the paint, wash again done. If that dont do the trick, also use a tar renover, or evne a warerspot remover. That did the trick for me. What is happening, is that smalle particals, and road dirt, g’ets stück on the paint, downgrading the hydrofobic benefits of a coating. And pleas always use a soab with bo fillers, or glossenhancers like carpro reset 😊
can you test gyeon pure vs servfaces coat ultima?
One question Sandro. Do you feel that ceramic coatings are enough to keep headlights protected from uv exposure and airborne abrasives? Or would you consider adding something else to the headlights like ppf or clear coat?
@@CarCraftAutoDetailing Alright, then would you say that a well maintained ceramic coating on headlights would be enough to keep the clear coat from oxidizing/uv exposure? Part of me is hoping so considering all ppf has a small amount of orange peel, and i'd like to keep my headlights crystal clear.
How many cars can be done with one bottle?
Great video. What is the flash time for these two?
@@CarCraftAutoDetailing Oh I must have missed that part.Thank you! How do you compare the pure to UK 3.0? I cant wait for you to test the 2 side by side. Also maybe a Nasiol ZR53 comparison?
What about servfaces coatings?
Do you know where I can purchase Gtechniq Ultra?
If it’s Crystal Serum Ultra you’re referring to, then it’s only available to accredited installers as far as I know.
Which "chemical" did you use? APC, Ironremover...? Thanks!
He literally says it in the video.
@@Pantfoot You could just have told me ;) But thx for the info, i got it. Im pretty surprised, that EXO ist not able to withstand a "simple" APC wipedown, although its 1:2.
Hello. Did you use Gyeon Cure product topping Pure?
No it was just the coatings
I want to see the best so I know what to buy :)
CSL+EXO vs SYNCHRO PLZZZ
Get ceramic pro and let us know if it’s just hype
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cquartz 3.0 vs nv evo?
Your thoughts on Pure verus CarPro UK 30?
They both seem quite good, potentially having some similar characteristics
You know I like this shit really get to see with breakdown
Exo before crystal serum
Pure
how about Ultra serum ?
I’m an installer of ultra and Gyeon. Not even close. Ultra smokes gyeon. Also this is an unfair test, exo is better as an overcoat then a stand-alone versus Gyeon.
Pure goon win
Exo is no more than a hydrophobic coating.
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Thanks for make the comparing. It really helpful. Hope you get the chance to testing Igl Coating. It really famous in Southeast Asia