Gyeon Q2M Bathe Shampoo 400ml

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Gyeon has two different offerings when it comes to Car Shampoo – Bathe & Bathe+. What is the difference you might ask? And why should you go for one over the other? Gyeon Bathe vs Bathe+ As the car is already clean, there’s no need to rinse your wash mitt. After wiping over a couple of panels, squirt another dose of Bathe+ from the pump dispenser onto the face of the wash mitt. Continue in this fashion until you’ve coated the entire vehicle. Gyeon Bathe+ is based upon the same formula is the regular Gyeon Bathe but has been fortified with SiO2 rich polymers. The result of this is a car shampoo that not only cleans but adds temporary hydrophobic coating that enhances surface gloss and strongly repels water-dirt & grime which claims to last up to several weeks. Q2M Bathe is the world’s first pH neutral shampoo containing SiO2 – this reason alone is enough for me to want to try it out. Thoroughly rinse the product residue off the car. Make sure to rinse the car immediately. Do not let the car soap mixture dry on the car and do not use this product on hot panels, or in direct sunlight.If you’re worried about the Bathe+ car soap drying on the panels, rinse each panel immediately after washing.

We are the UK distributors for GYEON Quartz, who are a formulator and manufacturer of advanced, quartz based protection and maintenance products. As soon as I started rinsing the car off with the pressure washer the hydrophobic effect of this shampoo was immediately apparent! I was actually quite surprised at how obvious the result was. The next test of this product is its durability. Given it is a shampoo I am not expecting miracles, but I would imagine it would at least last a couple of weeks. I gave my car a blast with a pressure washer this morning out of interest and the water behaviour and beading were as strong as when it was just applied! So it was definitely a good start. Gyeon Bathe+ Worth It? Once you’ve covered the whole car, thoroughly rinse the product off each panel. As before, don’t let this product dry on the car and do not use this product, on hot panels, or in direct sunlight.If necessary, rinse each panel immediately after applying Gyeon Bathe+. Ease of use of Gyeon Q²M Bathe PlusEFFICIENT Only 15-20ml of Gyeon Q2M Bathe plus diluted in ca. 12 litres of water is enough to both cleanse the bodywork of your vehicle and leave a smooth, self cleaning and hydrophobic layer. Gyeon Bathe Plus can be used with some of the other Gyeon ceramic infused products. This shampoo is a perfect companion to the Gyeon Ceramic Detailer and the Gyeon Wet Coat Ceramic paint sealant. How long does Gyeon Bathe+ last? Gyeon Q ²M Bathe Shampoo is a pH neutral pure shampoo, designed to work in harmony with Gyeon Sealants. SAFE ON PAINT, GLASS & RIMS Gyeon Q2M BATHE Plus is perfectly safe on all surfaces including paint, rims, glass and plastic and it will add instant protection to bare surfaces or boost the base quartz coating you already have on these surfaces. It can also be used over existing natural waxes or sealants improving their durability and gloss. And the real proof is when you rinse off the car – you can see the added protection with water beading off for yourself! The company state that safety is at the forefront of their product development and they are committed to meeting safety regulations wherever their products are sold. The bottles are sealed with child-proof safety caps meeting the ISO8317 standardand all product SDS/MSDS data sheets are available in multiple languages. How to Use Gyeon Quartz Q²M Bathe+

One that caught my eye straight away was their Shampoo + Coating combination called Bathe+.I have read about this product before and heard some positive things, so I decided to give it a try. I had been previously been using GWash by Gtechniq, and it has always been reliable – but its always good to try something new. I will use this bi-weekly so that it will last a bit longer. I am sure that the protection that this stuff leaves will last a minimum of two weeks. It could also be used as a replacement for Gyeon Wet Coat if you are already using that – I don’t think you would need to use both in your wash routine. Washing your car with Gyeon Q2M Bathe+ leaves behind a noticeable layer of hydrophobic protection, which repels water and dirt. Gyeon claim that protection offered by Bathe+ will last for up to 8 weeks. Only 15-20ml of Bathe diluted in ca. 12 liters of water is enough to both cleanse the bodywork of your vehicle. It leaves a smooth, self cleaning and hydrophobic layer.Gyeonhave rapidly grown to be amongst the leading manufacturer of detailing products available in the UK, offering a range of premium quality products thoroughly tested to satisfy the needs of car detailing enthusiasts, as well as the exacting requirements of professionals.Gyeon offer a comprehensive series of advanced quartz-based products offering outstanding surface protection. The Gyeon Q² range includes high-tech ceramic coatings for both enthusiasts and professional detailers, making this all in,a uncompromised range of detailing and car care products. Application using this method is pretty simple – just wash the car as you normally would with any shampoo. In my tests above, I used a pressure washerfor rinsing the car off, just to make sure I did not leave any residue of the product behind on any of the panels. Due to the neutral pH of Q2M Bathe, even old dirt which is strongly adhered to the surface should be removed easily. What is more, one bottle should be enough for at least 35 washes. Gyeon claim that Q²M Bathe+ is capable of up to 8 weeks of hydrophobic durability. Our own use of this product and the testing that we’ve conducted, would suggest that this bold claim is somewhat accurate. Gyeon is one of those manufacturers of products that seems to be able to continually develop high-end, high quality goods. It's a name that we are all very much familiar with, and there are regular posts in the showroom with Professionals using Gyeon as their preferred product. Have a look at http://gyeonquartz.com/ for the full range of products. There's a fairly comprehensive selection of Marine products too.

I found that this product did not produce a lot of suds either way – and seemed to have a different consistency to any other shampoo I have used previously. Gyeon Bathe+can be used on both ceramic coated vehicles and uncoated vehicles. Being able to wash an uncoated car with Bathe+, leaving behind a layer of protection, is a huge benefit. It saves time, effort and the need to use any other Last Stage Protection (LSP) products. No matter how you choose to use Gyeon Bathe+, you will see the water behaviour on treated panels change dramatically. Paintwork, trim and glass washed with Gyeon Q²M Bathe Plus becomes very hydrophobic. Water is repelled from the panel and the little that remains will bead dramatically, making drying with a towel or warm air car dryer, a simple job. Gyeon Quartz Bathe+ car soap adds a layer of ceramic protection, boosting hydrophobicity Benefits of Using Gyeon Q²M Bathe+ SiO2 Car Shampoo https://www.cleanandshiny.co.uk/collections/washing-drying/products/gyeon-q2m-bathe-shampoo-1-litre for the 1 litre. If your car has a ceramic coating, a Gyeon coating or another brand, this SiO2 infused car shampoo will boost the base ceramic coating. About the Gyeon Brand

Gyeon Q2M Bathe Essence

Not only does Gyeon Q2M Bathe Plus do a great job of cleaning your paintwork, it adds instanthydrophobicity thanks to its ceramic ingredient. Gyeon claim that washing your car with Q²M Bathe+ offers both protection and genuine ‘self-cleaning’ properties. Although this probably isn’t required and you would be fine with a hose, I decided to use one anyway. Gyeon Bathe+ Review So the weekend rolled around and it was time to wash the TTRS – let’s see what this Bathe+ Stuff is all about! Gyeon Bathe+ – How to Use Highlights from their range for us include Can Coat possibly the easiest to use ceramic coating on the market, perfect for all paint & wheels. Gyeon Wet Coat, that revolutionised the spray on wet market, making paintwork protection ridiculously easy. Gyeon Tire is also amongst our favourite tyre dressings, SiO2 based it lasts the longest and gives a deep wet gloss. Really there aren't any products in the entire Gyeon range we wouldn't hesitate to recommend.

Granted I had applied Gyeon Wet Coat to the Car a month or two ago, but this shampoo seemed to magnify whatever protection was on the car previously. Only 15-20ml of Bathe+ diluted in ca. 12 liters of water is enough to both cleanse the bodywork of your vehicle and leave a smooth, self cleaning and hydrophobic layer. Bathe+ is an easy to use and versatile Gyeon soap. Being able to use it just like a regular car shampoo means it is both simple and familiar. Having the option to apply it directly or with a foam lance makes it super convenient and flexible. When using Gyeon Bathe+ on an uncoated car, our experience suggests that 2-3 weeks of durability is more realistic. The durability of any protective product can vary, so your mileage may vary. Value for money of Gyeon Q²M Bathe+

GYEON Q²M Bathe Shampoo

Only 15-20ml of Bathe+ diluted in ca. 12 litres of water is enough to both cleanse the bodywork of your vehicle and leave a smooth, self cleaning and hydrophobic layer. It’s the perfect product to help cleanse and maintain, boost or top-up, any existing ceramic coating. You can use Gyeon Bathe+ on top of ceramic coatings and it’s perfectly paired with any of Gyeon’s own ceramic coating products, as well as those ceramic coatings offered by rival brands. Q2M BATHE+ is perfectly safe on all surfaces including paint, rims, glass and plastic and it will add instant protection to bare surfaces or boost the base quartz coating you already have on these surfaces. It can also be used over existing natural waxes or sealants improving their durability and gloss. And the real proof is when you rinse off the car – you can see the added protection with water beading off for yourself! The third and final way to useGyeon Bathe Plus car shampoo is by applying it directly to the paintwork with a microfiber wash mitt. Darren is the founder of the DriveDetailed blog and is a keen detailing enthusiast living in the rainy south of Ireland. When he is not cleaning his car he is always researching ways he can improve his techniques and enjoys testing out out new products.