TESTING OF GYEON BATHE+ - IRON - WETCOAT

Trying out some products from Gyeon.
gyeonquartz.com/
I liked the Iron remover, effectivily removes ferrous deposits such as brake dust and rail dust easily, but the smell was very bad.
Bathe + shampoo was quite non-telling, didnt create much soap. Couldnt tell if the shampoo itself did leave any coating layer as it tells in the product description.
Wet coat: This must be the best product ever made by Gyeon. Very easy to apply and leaves a protecting layer. Lets see how durable it is.
My rating:
Bathe+ : 3/5
Iron: 4/5
Wetcoat: 5/5
Smoothie wash pad: 4/5
music by Gyom:
/ brooklyn-heights
/ adrenalized
/ wrecking-ball

[@evisugi6856]

GREAT video, and realistic with a dirt car. This give a true view what the effect is of these Geyon products!! I'm allready using different kind of Geyon products and for me the best brand.
Thanks for this video, keep going this way!

[@jimindetran6163]

I thought bathe+ and wetcoat together was a no-no since it adds upp layer but the results were amazing!

[@tafl-9198]

I thought so too, but I never really understood why the layering is a problem 🤔

[@jimindetran6163]

@@tafl-9198 Me neither tbh :/

[@tafl-9198]

@@jimindetran6163 I actually tested it out and it works very well.
I even went a little crazy and used Gyeon Bathe+ for washing, Gyeon Wet Coat while the car was wet and Opti-Coat HyperSeal as my drying agent.
The results were great 😁😁😁 !!!

[@jimindetran6163]

@@tafl-9198 Ufff!! Madman! Hahaha I will try Bathe+ and wetcoat now that I know that it works haha! Did you use a wet towel for application of the wetcoat? :)

[@tafl-9198]

@@jimindetran6163 Yes, I used a wet microfiber towel to distribute the wet coat before rinsing off with water 😁

[@tafl-9198]

Wow amazing results 😳 I will try this out too !!

[@nilleftw]

7:00 That's a man who is happy with the result lol

[@nordicgloss]

True that!

[@franc3555]

Wetcoat have to be rinsed.... is the pressure of the water who allow the product to bond on the paint 🙂 🙂

[@MERPTV]

The Bathe+ needs to be rinsed instantly after applying.. You used it like you were using the regular bathe!

[@Knards]

Its a shampoo. use it like any other shampoo. But I think you are referring to WetCoat not Bathe

[@videomaniac108]

I have used a concentrated wipe down of Bathe+, after a regular hand wash with the Bathe+, and not rinsed it immediately for fantastic results. You just don't want to let it dry without rinsing.

[@arthurlancelod]

Hey my friend, it is not the way wetcoat suppose to be applied.

[@nordicgloss]

Hi, no its not necessary but I find it the best way to do it if you want to use as little product as possible and get every inch of surface covered. You will not have same consisten water repellent effect if you just spray it on and rinse...but it works with both methods 👍

[@pitchke77]

@@nordicgloss The best way is to make car wet, apply the wetcoat on a small area like the hood. Use a wet microfiber applicator pad to make sure the entire surface is covered. Rinse of the hood, start a new area where to apply the wetcoat. The water pearls like crazy...

[@nordicgloss]

@@pitchke77 yes! 👍 I agree...

[@DriveWithAndy]

never seen anyone spray on the wetcoat and then just wipe off. but looks like it worked that way. I always just spray on after washed the car and jet off then buff. i will try this next time

[@nordicgloss]

I think it gives the highest rate of hydrophobic properties, but important to wipe it off thoroughly. Wiping it out with a wet washmit also works fine!

[@thirst4petrol537]

i wipe it off too but also after wiping rinse it as they strongly warn u to not leave any residue on the pain as it will destroy it. so spraying, then wiping with a wet mit and then rinsing with plenty of water

[@Bubba_Jay1]

iron remover should be used to a prewashed rims/car to get full power.. and seems like you had somekind of cheramic coating already on the car before you started to add the gyeon products. atleast i think so because of the water beading and because you said that you are always using a degreaser as a prewash.. you wouldnt do that if you had just a wax on your car cuz after that it would be gone.

[@nordicgloss]

KarimB no ceramic coating applied to the car, degreaser doesnt remove wax layer when mixed to 7-8%, it just removes dust, organic dirt, bird shit etc... iron and wetcoat worked really good, bathe+ so and so.. but yes if you use too strong degreaser it will remove wax layer...and I think iron remover works best directly on the rims without applying it to wet rims..

[@ivanivan4075]

Gyeon is verified product but i'm sure they can be better! 😅

[@nordicgloss]

yes, i really like a lot of Gyeon products. The wetcoat and quick detailer is super!

[@ivanivan4075]

​@@nordicgloss👌👍

[@pradeepsagwal]

It is not recommended to use WetCoat after applying (washing with) Bathe+.

[@nordicgloss]

source?

[@vasts1479]

ruclips.net/video/LUOUN3SVX34/видео.html

[@foxsake_]

U clown.. ur supposed to rinse the wet coat immediately

[@nordicgloss]

It works better like this. try it!

[@oksenduda3044]

Not necessarily, his method is correct as well.