I also use this and find it really good and durable. Re-applying once every 3 months. Personally i lightly spray over a panel, then use a really wet microfibre to lightly rub the whole panel. Then jetwash off. Gives perfect coverage to all areas.
@@tonyhill1916 where? This what they say on their site: "Use Q²M WetCoat only on a wet surface and cool panel. Never use the product in direct sunlight. If you’re about to use the product in a warm or hot climate, work in sections. TIP: Rinse Q²M WetCoat immediately. Don’t wait for the product to dwell or react - the reaction happens while you rinse it. Do not spread it with mitts or towels, this is not necessary."
Today i use the Wet Coat. I never used spray and rinse sealant. I have used and as drying aid Sonax BSD, Turtle Wax Seal and Shine Sealant and the Turtle Wax Ceramic Spray Coating. All of them and as drying aids leave streaks.....With the Wet Coat after the apply and the rinse i had not any streak. The gloss is amazing. Maybe the Sonax BSD has this gloss. My glasses in the car first time were so clean. The paint is slick. I dry the car with a CarPro Microfiber Towel and the dyring was very very easy and again without Streaks! I do not know about self cleaning properties. I have not ceramic coat. I know that with one pass with the Wet Coat i have gloss, water beading and no streaks. I do not know about its durability. But i know that i do not get tired in order to wash my car and to apply and a sealant most times with streaks and extra buffing. The price for 500ml is a bit high. But i do not spent time to buff the streaks!! Sonax, Meguiars, Turtle Wax has excellent spray sealant. This is very comfortable for me.
Its a great product for sure,used it for winter maintenance for over 2 years, wash with Bathe + and apply wet coat on top for extra protection. I prefer to spray onto a wet clean microfibre wash mitt and wipe it on, you can also put a small cap full of bathe + onto a wet mitt , wipe and rinse that on also, does the same thing. 👍👍
I've just come in from washing the car and seen this. I used wet coat but totally different method, I have a damp micro fibre towel and spritz into it. I then wipe a panel that I've rinsed then dry. I've been doing this for a while and I believe I get better coverage and it last longer.
It would be interesting to compare wetcoat essence to wetcoat. According to Gyeon Essence is a completely different chemical makeup in addition to being dilute-able. They supposedly behave identically but suspect there must be some difference if the chemistry is not the same. We have to import essence in the US as not sold here for some reason.
I love and use this product too. I use primarily on my wheels but if I am doing maintenance wash and stuck for time, I hit the panels with it. I think like all products, it comes down to using it correctly and not over doing it. Great video Jon.
@@SHODUUP Holds up pretty good. Where it turns up is when you do next wash. Clean up is really easy. It keeps brake dust and road grime from sticking to your wheels. My wheels are painted and clear coated, so it prevents any fading or oxidation. Just my experience of course, everyone will experience it differently I’m sure. Hope this helps.
Living up north, I find these products on a daily car that's kept outside only last a 6 - 8 weeks at best, that's using a quality shampoo et, etc, etc and following the instructions meticulously.
I love wet coat!! I have found if you spray from the bottom up it helps to even out the protection. I also use it on the windows as I haven't ever had a problem with that. At first I tried to keep it away from glass but then I realized as I was spraying it off the car it was inevitably going across the glass anyway. Now when I drive I don't even need windshield wipers it's really that good!!
I use Wet Coat in some capacity everyday. I purchase the Essence and I mix it typically 8:1 with distilled water which is what the bottle of Wet Coat comes as. Fantastic product.
@@OraEtLabora0 When you are rinsing your car you spray wet coat into the water jet. That way the product spreads evenly. Best to use a short lance for this.
I finally managed to try this at the weekend but in the wind there was no chance I could spray it on directly so I sprayed onto a damp wash mitt and went over the entire panel then rinsed off. Impressive
Wetcoat is one of my favourite products to use. Only thing I do is spray on spread around panel with damp microfibre wash mitt then rinse straight after. Just gives that even spread over the entire panel. Use it on my wheels as-well to make drying them a lot easier.
Sitting in bed with covid and had to cancel all my appointments next week, this has given me a chance to order some products I've not used before , it does look pretty impressive stuff
I recommend using the essence and dispensing from a flairosol bottle. You'll never go back to using a regular bottle and you can pretty much fly around a vehicle.
Thanks for the tip on the flairosol bottle. Seems like that would be a good bottle inside a garage, but maybe not outside?? Looks like the mist would fly away with the slightest breeze. Yes?
@@ChannelBri I don't really find that to be the case but I guess you could just get it a little closer to the panel. IMO the flairosol bottles just atomize things smaller and more evenly, but it's not so small that it just ups and blows away entirely if that makes sense.
Big fan of Wet Coat & I use it exclusively on my Stinger due to how it behaves on top of CanCoat. It's fantastic stuff & the self cleaning properties are definitely noticeable. TW rinse & dry is also excellent stuff as you say Jon & I use it on everybody else's car but it doesn't have that same self cleaning effect that wet coat has making it unique.
I've just put CanCoat on my new car, topped with Xtreme Solutions Topper, but I've used Wet Coat as a quick spray on product on top of several different coatings and it's been brilliant.
This is an awesome product that I bought for my JCW that I had ceramic coated then sold 2 weeks later. I predominately use now for plastic wheel arches and alloys with great effect as I am a wax man for bodywork. Another method of application is to spray it into the power washer jet as you rinse the car and spraying onto the car and spreading before rinsing.
I agree on the Gyeon products work, but the only thing i dislike is the sprayer and i have swapped out for a so called chemical resistant sprayer from Meguiars product range. And the difference is noticable and would reccomend for products like Glass or Prep. Try change the sprayer for a better one and you will be amazed more!
Yes the triggers are ok but like there are better triggers I get done videos on this get some tolco big blasters with 4 ml chambers in ik sprayer bottle
I was using wet coat before your test video of similar products. Ever since then I’ve never tried a new one out, love the stuff to. Many use it on wheels summer/winter. Usually as it starts to get warmer and I don’t have an shade, I do use the Gyeon ceramic detailer on the paint instead and work in smaller areas. Thanks Jon
Auto Finesse Lavish Ceramic foam is far superior to this product. Just a concentrated snow foam so very easy to apply post-wash and up to 6 months’ protection (3 months in the real world). Would like to see this get formally reviewed on the channel!
I’ve recently found a good hack for this , dilute it 5-1 in a spray bottle and use as a detailer it’s amazing for a topper and deep gloss ( my car is dark grey ) no issue’s at all and you can drive in the rain and the car still looks clean it’s really good ! Honestly try it
Tried this after watching your first review of it but it just didn't do it for me. Couldn't see any sign of self cleaning, poor durability and a bit if a faff to apply compared to a foam lance applied sealant like AutoGlym's Polar Seal which are so quick and effective which also had (for me better durability) but It's easy to apply after every wash though I knock down the dilution ratio bit (3 capfuls to 300ml water instead of the recommend 4 capfuls to 200ml) after the first application as that's where they score for me - getting the car done quickly when it's too cold to be hanging around. I've relegated it to use on the wheels now until it's gone. Still it's all in the fun of trying out different products now and again. Thanks for the videos - looking forward to seeing the 996 C4S being done at some point. It's overdue a bit of love. 😃👍🏾
I'm a big fan of the Meguiar's Hybrid Ceramic Wax, I love the beads that stuff makes and have never had a problem with application. I like to use it after every wash though so the price is starting to frustrate me now. I think I'll give this Gyeon Wet Coat a try, hopefully it'll live up to my expectations.
I saw someone saying that a good way to apply these wetcoat products is to spray them in the waterstream. But am a bit sceptical about this method. But will test it when my bottle arrives.
I absolutely love this stuff Jon and for the type of product it is I think it’s arguably the best on the market. The only thing I do slightly differently than you did in the vid is I spray it over the entire car first which takes around 30 seconds or so then starting with the spray gun start at the same point as the wet coat and rinse off. I really do think the dwell time is key. That said in summer I’ll probably do half the car then rinse before doing the other half.
Good product. Also love Nanolex Sisplash. In the summertime my method is to do deep cleaning with non coating shampoo, de-iron, tar remover etc. and then apply Wetcoat to the pristine surface. Then upkeep with Gyeon Bathe+ until it’s time to do another deep clean.
Good video Jon. Just looked up the essence, £35 for 250ml and can be used as far up as 1:15 which makes the cost per 1L amazing, even of you went in at 1:10 it's cracking value.
Great video. I am super lazy and was hoping this product was self drying (no towel needed)...as the instructions seem to suggest. If i really want to rinse and leave (i know you will insist ;)) would you still recommend this product or another?
Always on my shelf for when I'm up against it or can't be arsed. Best and most cost effective method is to spread it with a wet microfibre. With these type of products I rinse from the bottom up then top down, I feel it doesn't rinse off the product as you push it upwards maximising the product. Top with Gyeon Ceramic detailer and maintain with Bath+ shampoo delivered through lance application.
Great stuff , can go round whole car in cool/winter weather , panel at a time in summer and yes you get the white residue when you have used too much , you could have done to half squirts on boot lid and pushed it across and cover it in one go
Love this product, only thing I would tweak with your method is using an applicator pad to apply the product that way you know all the surface has been coated
Same here. I think John needs to do a comparison. Great video it would be. I think the Bilt Hamber Touch On, can win this. But then again it’s due for 4 weeks.
I like the product. I’ve been spraying it on and rinsing bottom up. I still need to spraying on a damp microfibre or mitt, spread then rinse. I’ll try it next wash.
I'm looking forward to trying this stuff soon. I just purchased Gyeon MOHS to put onto my daily driver and once it's set, I'm going to use this as a topper. Should give me great results :)
Love this product Jon , I have applied as you did and also sprayed on and wiped over with a damp microfiber primed with it ..either way gives great results . For the price difference I always purchase the 1 litre bottle . Not tried the concentrate personally .
I bought a bottle of this when this video first dropped but only got round to using it this past weekend. The hydrophobicity is off the scales. I tend to be loyal to products so it's unlikely I'll be trying other similar products but if there is a better product I would love to know about it!!
Agree. Legendary product up there with the greats. Try Essence it’s fatastic and Gyeon suggest diffrent concentrations to try (if you’re super tight). Gyeon undersell its durability. Does add gloss and loads of slickness. Awesome on wheels. Gyeon are top draw 👌
Big fan of these types of products. I have tried a few and now favour Feynlab Touchless Ceramic. £72/L but dilutes 10:1 and you need very little per application.
Been using this product for a while now since your first test results and I love the simplicity of it. Still can’t get away from yumcars detailer and ceramic think there really good, but I’m still holding out for you to review these to give me doubts…. The main focus for me in this video, is what on the floor, some sort of mini pressure washer. 😮link please👍🏻
Hi Jon, i have a tip for a another option of apply this product. i spray the product directly into the water stream from the pressure washer (it saves even more product), and this way is saver + better when the sun is shining, so can nothing dry on the surface, by my black 996.😉 you can try that too.😊 sorry for my english, google helps me by the translation. best regards from Germany Jeff
One of the best silica spray sealants I’ve used as well a fireball easy coat extra which I buy concentrate makes drying a car so much easier & quicker can streak if not used correctly but well worth the money I buy 5 litres at a time as a mobile detailer,
Gyoen wet coat is good, but there are at least 10 competitors that are at least as good or even better. For example. You have Tershine Amplify which is completely non-toxic as well as Purest Quick Coat. These are manufactured in Sweden. Purest is also available in Us. Yesterday I tried a new brand wet coat from the Octogloss that was made to cope with the harsher climate we have in northern Sweden and it is almost as good as Gyeon. There are also some Italian brands that are just as good. Check in sometimes because I think you make good videos. Good luck in the future with your content
Love using spray coatings. I use Carpro Hydro2 and it really is bang on. Bloody expenssive though and tends to use on wheels mainly. Also when it's windy, you waste so much.
Great demo.2 questions : if not ceramic ,what is it? For mntnce( especially winter) i get it but come spring i want to decon / polish then a tougher coating how hard is it to remove? Define self cleaning.thanks much.
The one from AUTOGLYM coat it is easy to use and lasts long, great on windows aswell. Just put it in snow foam gun cover car then rinse very quick !!!!
I think carpro hydro foam beats the autoglym polar seal, the Koch Chemie protector wax is also a nice foam Canon applied one, what I really like about the video is the gyeon wet coat ability to reapply and seal if you miss spots, what's really missing now is an updated gloss ranking of all these types of products
Good self cleaning, i like the idea of that. Since I work next door to an asphalt production plant, you can imagine conditions in our staff parking lot are hell on my paint. Wonder if this would help fight off the weekly dose of bonded contaminants?
I love it too. jon I have a 4 year old black car I clay compound every year, but now I plan to stop to save the clear coat. despite good cleaning methods I just can't keep swirls off the paint especially very fine tiny ones I think mostly come from towel drying with Korean mico. I think I need to use a hard ceramic to help any thoughts on this, use blower..etc
There’s a great video from AutocareHQ on the best way to get the most durability out of Wet Coat in application. It’s probably the best alternative to TW spray on sealants now that they have kind fucked it up with the new range. It’s confusing and doesn’t appear to be as good as the previous range.
I wonder if this product can be diluted. To get even coverage, it seem like you have to use a lot. Currently, I use this at every wash but just keep an eye out for less hydrophobic areas while I am doing the initial rinse, make a mental note and hit those areas directly. (The wet towel method is great, but I'd probably just go with a straight ceramic detailer for that.)
So far I've tried carpro hydrofoam and Koch Chemie Nano magic shampoo + protector wax, I'd say the carpro is better than the protector wax, I would love for you to do it a head to head against wet coat, carpro hydrofoam and protector wax
Have always found it hard to look past Koch Chemie Protector Wax personally, so easy to use in a lance. I do like Gyeon stuff though, quality products.
I don’t think I’ve seen any Sam’s products on your channel Jon? I have to say I only recently discovered them myself but Sam’s ceramic boost is their wet coat (spray on rinse off). Its good, in fact really good. I’ve not tried the Geon wet coat before though only megs and was not a fan to be honest. Sam’s drying towel is also a banger, Cheap enough, twisted loop type and is a good size. Would be interested in your thoughts on some of their products.
@@leonbradley BSD indeed lasts longer. Been using both all winter and wetcoat is dead after 2 washes. Only good thing about wetcoat is that its quick and easy in winter. No way it lasts 3 months. BSD all day long for me
Have you tried Infinity Wax Synergy Boost yet ? Been using Wetcoat for years now but thought I’d give Synergy a go as it’s snow foam lanced applied and maybe works out cheaper in the long run and very easy to apply if it’s got the same level of performance as WetCoat
You mentioned that you try to keep it off glass, but then never explained why later. I was just curious, as I’m about to buy some, but thought it was safe for glass as well.
Heard so much good stuff so it's nice to see it in action. Do I remember right that it is happy on top of different types of LSP? I have HydrO2 Lite which is use on my wheels after washing and it always makes me smile to watch them go instantly hydrophobic.
I also use this and find it really good and durable. Re-applying once every 3 months. Personally i lightly spray over a panel, then use a really wet microfibre to lightly rub the whole panel. Then jetwash off. Gives perfect coverage to all areas.
That method is also suggested by Gyeon 🤷♂️
@@tonyhill1916😂🤙
Also one spray on the wet mitt helps even more with coverage.
Best product on the market but it is dear
@@tonyhill1916 where? This what they say on their site:
"Use Q²M WetCoat only on a wet surface and cool panel. Never use the product in direct sunlight. If you’re about to use the product in a warm or hot climate, work in sections. TIP: Rinse Q²M WetCoat immediately. Don’t wait for the product to dwell or react - the reaction happens while you rinse it. Do not spread it with mitts or towels, this is not necessary."
Today i use the Wet Coat. I never used spray and rinse sealant. I have used and as drying aid Sonax BSD, Turtle Wax Seal and Shine Sealant and the Turtle Wax Ceramic Spray Coating. All of them and as drying aids leave streaks.....With the Wet Coat after the apply and the rinse i had not any streak. The gloss is amazing. Maybe the Sonax BSD has this gloss. My glasses in the car first time were so clean. The paint is slick. I dry the car with a CarPro Microfiber Towel and the dyring was very very easy and again without Streaks! I do not know about self cleaning properties. I have not ceramic coat. I know that with one pass with the Wet Coat i have gloss, water beading and no streaks. I do not know about its durability. But i know that i do not get tired in order to wash my car and to apply and a sealant most times with streaks and extra buffing. The price for 500ml is a bit high. But i do not spent time to buff the streaks!! Sonax, Meguiars, Turtle Wax has excellent spray sealant. This is very comfortable for me.
Its a great product for sure,used it for winter maintenance for over 2 years, wash with Bathe + and apply wet coat on top for extra protection. I prefer to spray onto a wet clean microfibre wash mitt and wipe it on, you can also put a small cap full of bathe + onto a wet mitt , wipe and rinse that on also, does the same thing. 👍👍
I've just come in from washing the car and seen this.
I used wet coat but totally different method, I have a damp micro fibre towel and spritz into it. I then wipe a panel that I've rinsed then dry.
I've been doing this for a while and I believe I get better coverage and it last longer.
It would be interesting to compare wetcoat essence to wetcoat. According to Gyeon Essence is a completely different chemical makeup in addition to being dilute-able. They supposedly behave identically but suspect there must be some difference if the chemistry is not the same. We have to import essence in the US as not sold here for some reason.
One suggestion, when rinsing off these spray and rinse products, try rinsing from the bottom up and it will help distribute the product as you go.
I love and use this product too. I use primarily on my wheels but if I am doing maintenance wash and stuck for time, I hit the panels with it. I think like all products, it comes down to using it correctly and not over doing it. Great video Jon.
How does it hold up on wheels ?
@@SHODUUP Holds up pretty good. Where it turns up is when you do next wash. Clean up is really easy. It keeps brake dust and road grime from sticking to your wheels. My wheels are painted and clear coated, so it prevents any fading or oxidation. Just my experience of course, everyone will experience it differently I’m sure. Hope this helps.
Living up north, I find these products on a daily car that's kept outside only last a 6 - 8 weeks at best, that's using a quality shampoo et, etc, etc and following the instructions meticulously.
I use this on my motorcycle. Gives great protection in all the crevices and hard to get areas around the engine and the exhaust.
I love wet coat!! I have found if you spray from the bottom up it helps to even out the protection. I also use it on the windows as I haven't ever had a problem with that. At first I tried to keep it away from glass but then I realized as I was spraying it off the car it was inevitably going across the glass anyway. Now when I drive I don't even need windshield wipers it's really that good!!
I use Wet Coat in some capacity everyday. I purchase the Essence and I mix it typically 8:1 with distilled water which is what the bottle of Wet Coat comes as. Fantastic product.
One of the best detailing products out there, IMO.
Been using this for years now, my go to product during the winter months as it saves time and just works really well
Polar seal even easier to apply through the canon. Minimise time outside I find. Good value for money but this is obviously better.
It also works if you spray it into the water stream of your spray gun.
do you mean snow-lance? 😳
@@OraEtLabora0 When you are rinsing your car you spray wet coat into the water jet. That way the product spreads evenly. Best to use a short lance for this.
I finally managed to try this at the weekend but in the wind there was no chance I could spray it on directly so I sprayed onto a damp wash mitt and went over the entire panel then rinsed off. Impressive
Wetcoat is one of my favourite products to use. Only thing I do is spray on spread around panel with damp microfibre wash mitt then rinse straight after. Just gives that even spread over the entire panel. Use it on my wheels as-well to make drying them a lot easier.
I always just rinse off with the hose pipe, wet coat sheets real nice takes most of the water off the car
Sitting in bed with covid and had to cancel all my appointments next week, this has given me a chance to order some products I've not used before , it does look pretty impressive stuff
I got covid to barry :( rest up mate
This has been out at least 5 years, it's nothing new.
@@tonyhill1916 and? Still a pain in the arse losing that time and not being able to do your jobs.
I recommend using the essence and dispensing from a flairosol bottle. You'll never go back to using a regular bottle and you can pretty much fly around a vehicle.
Thanks for the tip on the flairosol bottle. Seems like that would be a good bottle inside a garage, but maybe not outside?? Looks like the mist would fly away with the slightest breeze. Yes?
@@ChannelBri I don't really find that to be the case but I guess you could just get it a little closer to the panel. IMO the flairosol bottles just atomize things smaller and more evenly, but it's not so small that it just ups and blows away entirely if that makes sense.
As has been said spray a little and wipe over with a microfibre pad then rinse off it lasts way longer and the results are fantastic
Big fan of Wet Coat & I use it exclusively on my Stinger due to how it behaves on top of CanCoat. It's fantastic stuff & the self cleaning properties are definitely noticeable.
TW rinse & dry is also excellent stuff as you say Jon & I use it on everybody else's car but it doesn't have that same self cleaning effect that wet coat has making it unique.
I've just put CanCoat on my new car, topped with Xtreme Solutions Topper, but I've used Wet Coat as a quick spray on product on top of several different coatings and it's been brilliant.
This stuff is the pooches plums it’s brilliant for wheels also on the windscreen good gloss and amazing beadage great for your winter routine
Personally I love TW dry’n’shine. Picked it up for a fiver and bough multiple bottles. For the price I can’t fault it.
This is an awesome product that I bought for my JCW that I had ceramic coated then sold 2 weeks later. I predominately use now for plastic wheel arches and alloys with great effect as I am a wax man for bodywork. Another method of application is to spray it into the power washer jet as you rinse the car and spraying onto the car and spreading before rinsing.
I agree on the Gyeon products work, but the only thing i dislike is the sprayer and i have swapped out for a so called chemical resistant sprayer from Meguiars product range. And the difference is noticable and would reccomend for products like Glass or Prep. Try change the sprayer for a better one and you will be amazed more!
Yes the triggers are ok but like there are better triggers I get done videos on this get some tolco big blasters with 4 ml chambers in ik sprayer bottle
I was using wet coat before your test video of similar products. Ever since then I’ve never tried a new one out, love the stuff to. Many use it on wheels summer/winter. Usually as it starts to get warmer and I don’t have an shade,
I do use the Gyeon ceramic detailer on the paint instead and work in smaller areas. Thanks Jon
Used to use it, but it's gone ridiculously expensive now, and I think a lot of the other manufacturers produce very similar products for less.
It's gone up . Like 2to3 quid a litre. Other rinse sealants don't have same self cleaning though.
Auto Finesse Lavish Ceramic foam is far superior to this product. Just a concentrated snow foam so very easy to apply post-wash and up to 6 months’ protection (3 months in the real world). Would like to see this get formally reviewed on the channel!
Love that pfp 😘
Absolutely no way any auto finesse product beats Gyeon. Gyeon are masters of making these products.
I’ve recently found a good hack for this , dilute it 5-1 in a spray bottle and use as a detailer it’s amazing for a topper and deep gloss ( my car is dark grey ) no issue’s at all and you can drive in the rain and the car still looks clean it’s really good ! Honestly try it
I bought this after seeing your previous review. Excellent stuff 👍 particularly during the winter months.
I tend to wet the car, 1-2 sprays into a wet microfiber and wipe each panel, then rinse.
Much more effective and efficient way to use Wet Coat imo! 👍🏻
What are your favorite microfibers if I may ask?
I do similar wipe on with damp cloth but then I just dry, no rinse and I get fantastic gloss and seems to last longer.
@@sevendeadlychins can't beat Costco Kirkland for jobs like this
Tried this after watching your first review of it but it just didn't do it for me. Couldn't see any sign of self cleaning, poor durability and a bit if a faff to apply compared to a foam lance applied sealant like AutoGlym's Polar Seal which are so quick and effective which also had (for me better durability) but It's easy to apply after every wash though I knock down the dilution ratio bit (3 capfuls to 300ml water instead of the recommend 4 capfuls to 200ml) after the first application as that's where they score for me - getting the car done quickly when it's too cold to be hanging around. I've relegated it to use on the wheels now until it's gone. Still it's all in the fun of trying out different products now and again. Thanks for the videos - looking forward to seeing the 996 C4S being done at some point. It's overdue a bit of love. 😃👍🏾
I'm a big fan of the Meguiar's Hybrid Ceramic Wax, I love the beads that stuff makes and have never had a problem with application. I like to use it after every wash though so the price is starting to frustrate me now. I think I'll give this Gyeon Wet Coat a try, hopefully it'll live up to my expectations.
I saw someone saying that a good way to apply these wetcoat products is to spray them in the waterstream. But am a bit sceptical about this method. But will test it when my bottle arrives.
I absolutely love this stuff Jon and for the type of product it is I think it’s arguably the best on the market. The only thing I do slightly differently than you did in the vid is I spray it over the entire car first which takes around 30 seconds or so then starting with the spray gun start at the same point as the wet coat and rinse off. I really do think the dwell time is key. That said in summer I’ll probably do half the car then rinse before doing the other half.
Good product. Also love Nanolex Sisplash. In the summertime my method is to do deep cleaning with non coating shampoo, de-iron, tar remover etc. and then apply Wetcoat to the pristine surface. Then upkeep with Gyeon Bathe+ until it’s time to do another deep clean.
Good video Jon. Just looked up the essence, £35 for 250ml and can be used as far up as 1:15 which makes the cost per 1L amazing, even of you went in at 1:10 it's cracking value.
Well worth it. Lasts forever.
Great video. I am super lazy and was hoping this product was self drying (no towel needed)...as the instructions seem to suggest.
If i really want to rinse and leave (i know you will insist ;)) would you still recommend this product or another?
Always on my shelf for when I'm up against it or can't be arsed. Best and most cost effective method is to spread it with a wet microfibre. With these type of products I rinse from the bottom up then top down, I feel it doesn't rinse off the product as you push it upwards maximising the product. Top with Gyeon Ceramic detailer and maintain with Bath+ shampoo delivered through lance application.
I recently purchased this and found it works better dry. I apply it to a microfibre cloth and just buff into the panels.
i use it often, so simple... i recommend emptying Nozzle after each use so it doesn't jam with product Crystalizing over time.
Wet Coat doesn’t crystallise
I wonder if you can run this over something like Soft99 Fusso Coat. Just as a topper.
Yes
You actually make things easy. I have learnt loads from you
Great stuff , can go round whole car in cool/winter weather , panel at a time in summer and yes you get the white residue when you have used too much , you could have done to half squirts on boot lid and pushed it across and cover it in one go
Love this product, only thing I would tweak with your method is using an applicator pad to apply the product that way you know all the surface has been coated
Would love to see how this compares to bilt hamber touch on applied in the same manor. Excellent video as always 👍
if you want to try it, i have about 1l for sale, in it's original 4l bottle.
Same here. I think John needs to do a comparison. Great video it would be. I think the Bilt Hamber Touch On, can win this. But then again it’s due for 4 weeks.
Been using this for years. Use the concentrate for best value. I spray then use a microfibre to move the water around before rinsing with 0ppe.
I like the product. I’ve been spraying it on and rinsing bottom up. I still need to spraying on a damp microfibre or mitt, spread then rinse. I’ll try it next wash.
I'm looking forward to trying this stuff soon. I just purchased Gyeon MOHS to put onto my daily driver and once it's set, I'm going to use this as a topper. Should give me great results :)
For the commentors using the wet microfiber method, wouldn't using a ceramic detailer or drying aid generally be better?
Love this product Jon , I have applied as you did and also sprayed on and wiped over with a damp microfiber primed with it ..either way gives great results . For the price difference I always purchase the 1 litre bottle . Not tried the concentrate personally .
I love wax planet shell shock and bouncers bead juice as a spray and rinse. Not used wet coat for a long time I’ll have to try it again.
do you still have it?
Thanks for clearing that up, I've not been buffing it in with a drying towel, that film leaves an awful mess otherwise
I bought a bottle of this when this video first dropped but only got round to using it this past weekend. The hydrophobicity is off the scales. I tend to be loyal to products so it's unlikely I'll be trying other similar products but if there is a better product I would love to know about it!!
Agree. Legendary product up there with the greats. Try Essence it’s fatastic and Gyeon suggest diffrent concentrations to try (if you’re super tight). Gyeon undersell its durability. Does add gloss and loads of slickness. Awesome on wheels. Gyeon are top draw 👌
Big fan of these types of products. I have tried a few and now favour Feynlab Touchless Ceramic. £72/L but dilutes 10:1 and you need very little per application.
This product is nuts I must agree.. ordering a huge bottle this spring !
Good to watch another enjoy this product. I've used it for years. I made a short test video about it a year ago
Been using this product for a while now since your first test results and I love the simplicity of it. Still can’t get away from yumcars detailer and ceramic think there really good, but I’m still holding out for you to review these to give me doubts…. The main focus for me in this video, is what on the floor, some sort of mini pressure washer. 😮link please👍🏻
I really like the product. No streaking issues, and lasted well
Hi Jon,
i have a tip for a another option of apply this product.
i spray the product directly into the water stream from the pressure washer (it saves even more product), and this way is saver + better when the sun is shining, so can nothing dry on the surface, by my black 996.😉
you can try that too.😊
sorry for my english, google helps me by the translation.
best regards from Germany
Jeff
I thought you weren't allowed to wash your own car in Germany due to the laws about chemicals going down the drains.
@@chriswebster3197
Hi Chris,
in some communities this is allowed.
and we have car washes box too😉
I use this for my wheels and lower sills as a top up during winter washes, I have adams advanced grapheme coating on car
Have you tried the Labocosmetica Beneficia? It’s their version of a spray and seal product
One of the best silica spray sealants I’ve used as well a fireball easy coat extra which I buy concentrate makes drying a car so much easier & quicker can streak if not used correctly but well worth the money I buy 5 litres at a time as a mobile detailer,
I use wet coat on my wheels and front grill.
Gyoen wet coat is good, but there are at least 10 competitors that are at least as good or even better. For example. You have Tershine Amplify which is completely non-toxic as well as Purest Quick Coat. These are manufactured in Sweden. Purest is also available in Us. Yesterday I tried a new brand wet coat from the Octogloss that was made to cope with the harsher climate we have in northern Sweden and it is almost as good as Gyeon. There are also some Italian brands that are just as good. Check in sometimes because I think you make good videos. Good luck in the future with your content
They don't have the self cleaning of wet coat. Most other ones are just siloxane based. See my best spray and rinse comparison video
Love using spray coatings. I use Carpro Hydro2 and it really is bang on. Bloody expenssive though and tends to use on wheels mainly. Also when it's windy, you waste so much.
I Use it for glass and rims . it's a fantastic product . everyone should have it in their arsenal ...
Great demo.2 questions : if not ceramic ,what is it? For mntnce( especially winter) i get it but come spring i want to decon / polish then a tougher coating how hard is it to remove? Define self cleaning.thanks much.
Great video. I use the Bathe+ from Gyeon to wash first. A first class product too.
The one from AUTOGLYM coat it is easy to use and lasts long, great on windows aswell. Just put it in snow foam gun cover car then rinse very quick !!!!
I think carpro hydro foam beats the autoglym polar seal, the Koch Chemie protector wax is also a nice foam Canon applied one, what I really like about the video is the gyeon wet coat ability to reapply and seal if you miss spots, what's really missing now is an updated gloss ranking of all these types of products
Good looking product, can it be used over a ceramic coating and over ppf?
yes m8
Hello from USA. Love your channel Jon, even though every time you cost me something lol.
It’s a great product though I do spread it over the panel with a cheap wash mit seems to stop it from being blotchy and uneven. Thanks John
Good self cleaning, i like the idea of that. Since I work next door to an asphalt production plant, you can imagine conditions in our staff parking lot are hell on my paint. Wonder if this would help fight off the weekly dose of bonded contaminants?
Should help m8
I love it too. jon I have a 4 year old black car I clay compound every year, but now I plan to stop to save the clear coat. despite good cleaning methods I just can't keep swirls off the paint especially very fine tiny ones I think mostly come from towel drying with Korean mico. I think I need to use a hard ceramic to help any thoughts on this, use blower..etc
NEVER TRIED THIS BEFORE 😀😀SEEING YOUR RESULTS LOOKS REALLY GOOD 👍👍WILL GIVE IT A TRY 👍😀👍
There’s a great video from AutocareHQ on the best way to get the most durability out of Wet Coat in application.
It’s probably the best alternative to TW spray on sealants now that they have kind fucked it up with the new range. It’s confusing and doesn’t appear to be as good as the previous range.
14:24 🤣 14:49 the MASTER of one-takes! 👏
what do you mean avoid the glass because it hardens off??
Don't know why you avoided the glass??? It works great on glass!!!!!!
I wonder if this product can be diluted. To get even coverage, it seem like you have to use a lot.
Currently, I use this at every wash but just keep an eye out for less hydrophobic areas while I am doing the initial rinse, make a mental note and hit those areas directly.
(The wet towel method is great, but I'd probably just go with a straight ceramic detailer for that.)
Would that work as a stand alone product or will only work if the car has had a proper ceramic coating first?
i only used it as stand-alone. expect 3-4m in UK weather.
i have about 1l for sale, in it's orig 4l bottle.
I imagine Wet Coat and CarPro's HydrO2 Lite are quite comparable. I wouldn't mind a video on that.
Always learn a lot from your videos. I'm a data nerd and love the high level of detail. Do you have thoughts about Gyeon Wet Coat vs Carpro Hydro2?
So far I've tried carpro hydrofoam and Koch Chemie Nano magic shampoo + protector wax, I'd say the carpro is better than the protector wax, I would love for you to do it a head to head against wet coat, carpro hydrofoam and protector wax
Ps I have fusso coat on as a base coat once a year that I applied after watching your Channel
Have always found it hard to look past Koch Chemie Protector Wax personally, so easy to use in a lance. I do like Gyeon stuff though, quality products.
love to see you test review the autobrite direct ceramic magiseal !! love to see it tested, I use it but have my doubts about it ,
Think it's pretty decent
Be interested to see how you think Infinity Wax Synergy Boost compares… I love wet coat but I’ve got a bottle of synergy to try next
I love this stuff. Made my own video on it too.
I use it roughly every 3-6 months and wait for it to rain.
It’s a good product. Super convenient. But it’s expensive in US and doesn’t last long
I don’t think I’ve seen any Sam’s products on your channel Jon?
I have to say I only recently discovered them myself but Sam’s ceramic boost is their wet coat (spray on rinse off). Its good, in fact really good. I’ve not tried the Geon wet coat before though only megs and was not a fan to be honest.
Sam’s drying towel is also a banger, Cheap enough, twisted loop type and is a good size. Would be interested in your thoughts on some of their products.
i thought the kegs they sold looks mega cool thats a unique idea
How would you compare this with bouncers bead juice? Are there any other similar products to try?
i love sonax BSD its amazing
SONAX BSD is amazing product
yes, like Jon advised, great for door-sills!
i have both. will not last as long as Wet Coat does...
@@OraEtLabora0 bsd lasts longer as I use both
@@leonbradley BSD indeed lasts longer. Been using both all winter and wetcoat is dead after 2 washes. Only good thing about wetcoat is that its quick and easy in winter. No way it lasts 3 months. BSD all day long for me
Beautiful car man
Do i need to have a ceramic coating on the car first? Or will this work on any surface?
Have you tried Infinity Wax Synergy Boost yet ? Been using Wetcoat for years now but thought I’d give Synergy a go as it’s snow foam lanced applied and maybe works out cheaper in the long run and very easy to apply if it’s got the same level of performance as WetCoat
You mentioned that you try to keep it off glass, but then never explained why later. I was just curious, as I’m about to buy some, but thought it was safe for glass as well.
Glass needs proper prep really
@@ForensicDetailing what do you mean? That the glass needs something else or just prepared before using wet coat? Thanks for the reply.
Heard so much good stuff so it's nice to see it in action. Do I remember right that it is happy on top of different types of LSP? I have HydrO2 Lite which is use on my wheels after washing and it always makes me smile to watch them go instantly hydrophobic.
have both of them, though never tried combos.
if you want WetCoat, i have about 1l for sale, in it's original 4l bottle.
@@OraEtLabora0 which do you prefer
Ava go is so loud… Did you please test Big boi washr flo? How many Db diference there is please?