I've also made an update video on Gyeon Wetcoat talking about the durability and my experience using the product for a little while. Here's the link ruclips.net/video/Ma8rK4U_fFw/видео.html
How long this product will last. How often I need to apply to the car? Do I have to do anything prior? Eg using coating. Or wax. Or I just apply it direct in the clean wet car? It will last 2 3 4 months? Please let me know the appriate application and the appropriate procedure please! Thanks.
I just started using this product and am absolutely blown away by how well it works and it's durability. I bought their Bathe+ wash and use this all the time now.
I use a similar method by spreading with a microfibre cloth rather than a mitt but does the same thing. You use so much less product this way which is always a good thing!
I don't understand why Gyeon doesn't recommend applying it with a washmitt, even specifically recommending to 'just spray it on, a washmitt is not necessary'. I totally agree, and it's intuitive, that applying evenly with a washmitt gives uniform coverage _and_ means using less product. Anyway, fellow ND owner here! x
I use this exact method. Wetcoat makes a great topper, it's so quick to use. I find that spreading it around then washing off gives much better coverage! Great vid as always.
You are so right! I used it for the first time this weekend, the sun came out and it dried really quickly. In some areas I can see where it dried. I'll always be spreading by hand if I use it again, I'll also use less product. Good video, thank you
Wash mitt method seems the best method. I’ll be doing it this way when I get some. I’ve been using Koch Chemie PW and I’m impressed with that but I’m going to give the Wet Coat a go.
I like Wetcoat, VP Valeting Beadz & Car Chem Hydroseal. But unless it’s a perfectly still day the product goes everywhere except onto the car, I use them through a foam cannon, 25-30ml to 400ml of water with absolutely no issues.I never use them on hot/ warm panels & always dry the glass off immediately. So easy , more controlled and far more even application.
I love your application method! Not only does it save product, but it also ensures a more even spread. The end result is that you have more money in your pockets and a glossier car!
Great video, explanation on point👍 I use menzerna power lock after a correction, then top it with collinite 845, being a great wax I use the wet coat to give it a even stronger bond. And also I tried your technique but I use a microfibre cloth to spread it out. I wet each panel individually, then dry it with another microfibre I don't hose it off, I know it takes longer but wow it gives a stronger bind. Cheers for the vid.
I use a high quality carnuba wax in summer. The deep shine and beading can not be beaten. However in winter when I have no place to work on my car Gyeon Wetcoat is excellent to bring to the self wash to keep a hydrophobic protective layer.
Hi there. Great video. About to try Gyeon for first time using this method. But question: for the wash mitt, do you just re-soak the mitt the same water bucket after each wipe down?
Best video ever ❤ Can I replace this Geon Wet coat with ceramic coating which is very expensive. I have a new car and want paint protection, can I use this product as a pain protection instead ceramic coating ? Please suggest me , I am bit confused. I usually wash my car every 2-3 weeks .
Hey, can u please make a video of exterior cleaning ,daily driver do lots of mile what should wash with and what protection after wash every week. Thanks
I’ve got quite a few videos on my channel like that, I’ve got a playlist on my channel called full car cleaning which has most of them 😊 I’ve also got a video series on my current favourite cleaning products which should show up if you search “current favourites” on my channel
Hi there! I used on my 17 years old golf after polishing Chemical Guys ceramic wax and now, for weekly wash using after CG quick ceramic detailer ''speed'' if good remember name. Do you think that one is actually good or better then detailer? I always though if you have to rinse spray, actually rinse off from the panel, what about rinse from many directions to better spread? That's all my thoughts...Used this Wetcoat today for the first time on my aluminium rims and looks good for first impressions. Greetings, Tom
good video and explanation. Wetcoat is good, similar to Auto Finesse Aquacoat, and lasts about the same. Prefer TW Dry & Shine Rinse Wax (blue bottle), does the same job for about half the price, handy for quick wheel protection.
Do you apply Wetcoat to your windows? If so, if I then rinse, dry, and then clean (whichever glass cleaning product), won' that remove the Wetcoat protection from the glass? I ask because I've watched other videos, including Gyeon's, spraying Wetcoat on the glass.
I don't personally apply it to my car's windows because I use another sealant. I doubt a glass cleaner would remove wet coat to be honest, unless you were using something really strong then I think it's unlikely to strip the coating. If you wash the windshield with a pH neutral car shampoo and then rinse and dry it with a low-pile/ waffle-weave microfiber then you shouldn't get any streaking and that'll probably help with the durability of wet coat, more than using a glass cleaner as well.
I love this product. It's great. But I wish the Gyeon would find a way to make it last much longer. I only get maybe a month or so out of it. So I have started using it only on my wheels and grill since they are hard to apply any type of coating to. This keeps me from having to buy a bottle so frequently.
Thanks! It’s fine to apply on windows, trim and alloys. I don’t personally use it on the windscreen as I prefer to use a proper glass sealant instead but I’ve seen people try it 😊
I’ve always just given it a really good rinse out straight after using it and the washed it asap and it comes up as good as new but keep an eye on it just in case 😊
@@AutoCareHQ yes is a good idea , always wash them well, and i think the wet coat doe not have not nearly as much silica than the coats so should be ok :p
Fantastic video, I'm really stoked to try this out. Have used CarPro Hydro2 in the past with pretty decent results, but I'm very interested to see if there's a major difference between that and Gyeon. I'm expecting they're fairly close but we'll see. Thanks for your time and effort!
Thank you! Let me know how you get on with it, I’d be really interested to hear how it compares to CarPro as I’ve not tried any of their products yet 😊
Is it ok to just spread it with microfiber glove and then wash with another glove and cold water (I sort of do not have that much of an open space to really power wash it from distance) ?
I think with this kind of product you need high pressure water to rinse it to make sure you don’t get any streaking or spots of product so I’d be a bit worried about using it unless it could be really thoroughly rinsed away. It might be better to go with a drying aid or QD instead that will still be quick to apply but a bit less risky.
Great video. To ask an obvious question, this cannot be used without a pressure washer correct? Unfortunately I’m in an apartment (what you guys call a Flat) with no access to running water. I clean my car with a rinse less wash system. At best, I have a manual pump sprayer. Those pump sprayers are insufficient to remove the product, correct?
Thanks for watching 😊 yeah you definitely need a lot of high pressure water to rinse it away properly. You’ll be able to get a similar level of protection with a ceramic quick detailer though instead.
I tried this and didn't get on with it so went back to the quicker spray then spray off method. After all it's convenience is a large part of its appeal. The second gen wet coat is more concentrated, before I could let my car air dry as have softest water in the country however with V2 need to dry the car to prevent spotting after. Got 4L.waxing is dead to me. I use it over TAC moonlight
I prefer to spray the product onto a wet panel, spread quickly with a damp microfiber mitt or towel, then pressure wash off. You can just spray on the panel and pressure wash off straight away, but I get better coverage and it seems to have better performance by spreading it. Just make sure you stick to a panel at a time, and rinse away quickly and thoroughly and you'll be fine with either method :)
Thanks for watching! I think If you’ve got a very durable wax then it should be fine to layer it but it’ll be better over the top of a sealant instead, otherwise the durability will probably only be a month or so :)
@@tofidt4258 you could put a wax under or over this if you wanted, but I reckon the durability would suffer, and the maximum amount of time it'll stay on the car will be dependent on the durability of whichever you put on the bottom :)
How long this product will last. How often I need to apply to the car? Do I have to do anything prior? Eg using coating. Or wax. Or I just apply it direct in the clean wet car? It will last 2 3 4 months? Please let me know the appriate application and the appropriate procedure please! Thanks.
Should last at least three months. If you're located in Greece then it might last up to six months due to the large amount of dry weather you get. To use, just pre-rinse/foam your car to get rid of the surface dirt and then shampoo your car as normal and rinse off. Next, apply the Wet Coat as demonstrated in the video.
I don’t use it on the glass, I just go for a glass coating instead. It might be a bit risky applying it on glass if there’s water stains on the windscreen especially as it could end up looking a bit messy so I just try to avoid it. The bottle does say it’s fine to use on windows though😊
I've also made an update video on Gyeon Wetcoat talking about the durability and my experience using the product for a little while. Here's the link ruclips.net/video/Ma8rK4U_fFw/видео.html
How long this product will last. How often I need to apply to the car? Do I have to do anything prior? Eg using coating. Or wax. Or I just apply it direct in the clean wet car? It will last 2 3 4 months? Please let me know the appriate application and the appropriate procedure please! Thanks.
I just started using this product and am absolutely blown away by how well it works and it's durability. I bought their Bathe+ wash and use this all the time now.
I use a similar method by spreading with a microfibre cloth rather than a mitt but does the same thing. You use so much less product this way which is always a good thing!
That’s really true! I’ve definitely noticed better durability as well to be honest and the coverage is miles better
I don't understand why Gyeon doesn't recommend applying it with a washmitt, even specifically recommending to 'just spray it on, a washmitt is not necessary'. I totally agree, and it's intuitive, that applying evenly with a washmitt gives uniform coverage _and_ means using less product.
Anyway, fellow ND owner here! x
I use this exact method. Wetcoat makes a great topper, it's so quick to use. I find that spreading it around then washing off gives much better coverage! Great vid as always.
Thanks! It’s a really useful product, especially when the weather starts turning going into winter!
@@AutoCareHQ would applying it twice make it more hydrophobic? Or is that just waste of product😊
You are so right! I used it for the first time this weekend, the sun came out and it dried really quickly. In some areas I can see where it dried. I'll always be spreading by hand if I use it again, I'll also use less product. Good video, thank you
Great video. Working quickly and a panel at a time is great advice. This product is a God send during the Winter months.
Wash mitt method seems the best method. I’ll be doing it this way when I get some. I’ve been using Koch Chemie PW and I’m impressed with that but I’m going to give the Wet Coat a go.
Never used it but seeing you use it has put it on my consider-to-use list. Great advice too. Thanks.
I like Wetcoat, VP Valeting Beadz & Car Chem Hydroseal. But unless it’s a perfectly still day the product goes everywhere except onto the car, I use them through a foam cannon, 25-30ml to 400ml of water with absolutely no issues.I never use them on hot/ warm panels & always dry the glass off immediately. So easy , more controlled and far more even application.
I love using this product. Great tip of spreading it with a mitt!
Thanks for watching!
The three best things you can ever find is on this channel.
Car Detailing
British accent 😍
Cute Girl 👌🏼👍🏼
Inspired me to really look after my car thanks
I love your application method! Not only does it save product, but it also ensures a more even spread. The end result is that you have more money in your pockets and a glossier car!
Thanks for watching 😊 Very true, you barely need any product using this method!
Great video, explanation on point👍 I use menzerna power lock after a correction, then top it with collinite 845, being a great wax I use the wet coat to give it a even stronger bond. And also I tried your technique but I use a microfibre cloth to spread it out. I wet each panel individually, then dry it with another microfibre I don't hose it off, I know it takes longer but wow it gives a stronger bind. Cheers for the vid.
Spray on….rinse off👌
Thanks for sharing the video, really helpful. Can I ask what the drying towel was you used at 4:15 please?
I'll be getting this really soon for the first time and I like your method of spreading it before rinsing it off w/the power washer!
Thanks for watching! It takes a little bit longer but the results are definitely worth it 😊
I use a high quality carnuba wax in summer. The deep shine and beading can not be beaten. However in winter when I have no place to work on my car Gyeon Wetcoat is excellent to bring to the self wash to keep a hydrophobic protective layer.
Hi there. Great video. About to try Gyeon for first time using this method. But question: for the wash mitt, do you just re-soak the mitt the same water bucket after each wipe down?
No, otherwise you will spread the product in the baucket of water
Great video
.. I don't have a jet wash currently. Will a garden hose do or will I need high pressure?
Thanks for sharing the video, most helpful. What's the drying towel you're using at 4:15 please?
Best video ever ❤
Can I replace this Geon Wet coat with ceramic coating which is very expensive. I have a new car and want paint protection, can I use this product as a pain protection instead ceramic coating ? Please suggest me , I am bit confused. I usually wash my car every 2-3 weeks .
Video has given me the confidence to give it a go, was just going to use on alloys but may now give the whole car a go; thanks
Hey, can u please make a video of exterior cleaning ,daily driver do lots of mile what should wash with and what protection after wash every week. Thanks
I’ve got quite a few videos on my channel like that, I’ve got a playlist on my channel called full car cleaning which has most of them 😊 I’ve also got a video series on my current favourite cleaning products which should show up if you search “current favourites” on my channel
Thanks for the info. Just bought this product for when spring comes. I think your way is a better way to apply it to the paint.
Thanks for watching! I tried this method again last week and I definitely think the water behaviour looks better this way 😊
Hi there! I used on my 17 years old golf after polishing Chemical Guys ceramic wax and now, for weekly wash using after CG quick ceramic detailer ''speed'' if good remember name. Do you think that one is actually good or better then detailer? I always though if you have to rinse spray, actually rinse off from the panel, what about rinse from many directions to better spread? That's all my thoughts...Used this Wetcoat today for the first time on my aluminium rims and looks good for first impressions. Greetings, Tom
Thank you for some great tips, I made the mistake of letting it dry when using it for the first time. Any tips on how to remove the spots left behind?
very nice, I will do it this way the next time I clean my car
Not often do you see women in the auto industry but a refreshing change. Fantastic explanation and review!! You've gained a subscriber 😀
Thanks very much!
hi there
very simple describes I go for Gyeon Q2M Wetcoat let me give a try
Can I use this product as topper?
Brilliant video! Super well explained. Thank you 🙏
That looks like a far better way to apply this.. I tried it the Geon suggested way and its a bit hit and miss.
good video and explanation. Wetcoat is good, similar to Auto Finesse Aquacoat, and lasts about the same. Prefer TW Dry & Shine Rinse Wax (blue bottle), does the same job for about half the price, handy for quick wheel protection.
I use this product, I’ll start spreading it with a wash mitt 👍
hi, may i know how long is this gyeon wet coat could last if always park outside of garage? thank you
Would you recommend this or garage therapy’s sigma v2 ? TIA
Excellent work here
Can I apply over mohs? Will it reduce the potency of mohs ?
Can you do a video on all the sets please ?
What do you mean?
Do you apply Wetcoat to your windows? If so, if I then rinse, dry, and then clean (whichever glass cleaning product), won' that remove the Wetcoat protection from the glass?
I ask because I've watched other videos, including Gyeon's, spraying Wetcoat on the glass.
I don't personally apply it to my car's windows because I use another sealant. I doubt a glass cleaner would remove wet coat to be honest, unless you were using something really strong then I think it's unlikely to strip the coating. If you wash the windshield with a pH neutral car shampoo and then rinse and dry it with a low-pile/ waffle-weave microfiber then you shouldn't get any streaking and that'll probably help with the durability of wet coat, more than using a glass cleaner as well.
Would you recommend using an exclusive wash mitt to spread out the Wet Coat? Rather than using the same mitt that cleans the car?
Awesome demo thank you 👏
Thank you! 😊
Very interesting vid. Thanks
Basically it’s a great product 👌Basically
I love this product. It's great. But I wish the Gyeon would find a way to make it last much longer. I only get maybe a month or so out of it. So I have started using it only on my wheels and grill since they are hard to apply any type of coating to. This keeps me from having to buy a bottle so frequently.
Another great video. but is it ok to apply on Windows and other plastics and alloy wheels?
Thanks! It’s fine to apply on windows, trim and alloys. I don’t personally use it on the windscreen as I prefer to use a proper glass sealant instead but I’ve seen people try it 😊
Hi, love your channel. Can i use wet coat as a topper on Cancoat? As a maintaining product? Thanks
Yes, absolutely. You can also use it over a regular sealant product or hard ceramic coating.
great channel great product xx
This stuff is awesome
Great review , i am wondering if the mitt will get cristalize particles ? Is it safe to use again
I’ve always just given it a really good rinse out straight after using it and the washed it asap and it comes up as good as new but keep an eye on it just in case 😊
@@AutoCareHQ yes is a good idea , always wash them well, and i think the wet coat doe not have not nearly as much silica than the coats so should be ok :p
Great explanation. Just about to pick some up and I’ve read several ways of applying, good to see it in action.
Thanks! Great choice, it’s a really good product 😊
Great video
Fantastic video, I'm really stoked to try this out. Have used CarPro Hydro2 in the past with pretty decent results, but I'm very interested to see if there's a major difference between that and Gyeon. I'm expecting they're fairly close but we'll see. Thanks for your time and effort!
Thank you! Let me know how you get on with it, I’d be really interested to hear how it compares to CarPro as I’ve not tried any of their products yet 😊
Do you toss the mitt after or just wash it and use it again?
I just wash it straight away after using it, it’s not dried up or changed at all
@@AutoCareHQ thank you!
Really good method there!
Great vid, great watch. Thanks. Car looks fantastic after Wetcoat - really start. Great job.
Thanks Neil! 😊
Is it ok to just spread it with microfiber glove and then wash with another glove and cold water (I sort of do not have that much of an open space to really power wash it from distance) ?
I think with this kind of product you need high pressure water to rinse it to make sure you don’t get any streaking or spots of product so I’d be a bit worried about using it unless it could be really thoroughly rinsed away. It might be better to go with a drying aid or QD instead that will still be quick to apply but a bit less risky.
Great video. To ask an obvious question, this cannot be used without a pressure washer correct? Unfortunately I’m in an apartment (what you guys call a Flat) with no access to running water. I clean my car with a rinse less wash system. At best, I have a manual pump sprayer. Those pump sprayers are insufficient to remove the product, correct?
Thanks for watching 😊 yeah you definitely need a lot of high pressure water to rinse it away properly. You’ll be able to get a similar level of protection with a ceramic quick detailer though instead.
is there a better performance with this method?
I’ve definitely noticed that the coverage is better and also the water repellency seems stronger too.
I tried this and didn't get on with it so went back to the quicker spray then spray off method. After all it's convenience is a large part of its appeal. The second gen wet coat is more concentrated, before I could let my car air dry as have softest water in the country however with V2 need to dry the car to prevent spotting after. Got 4L.waxing is dead to me. I use it over TAC moonlight
Can i spray it and wipe away.without water
Gyeon always say to rinse this one :)
How is the shine?
Do you need to dry the car at the end ?
Hi what ceramic quick detailer do you suggest? I am like the other guys cannot use pressure washer whee I live
Hey, I really like Garage Therapy /Two: Sigma, Car Chem Hydro QD and Bouncer's Wax Done and Dusted SI edition :)
Are you able to reuse your wash mit after you use it to spread the wet coat?
Yep I just power wash it down once I’m done, then wash it asap 😊
@@AutoCareHQwashin with APC will be good?
How often do you need to apply this product?
I like to keep it topped up monthly but it should last around 2-3 months on a well prepped surface
One more last question which method is better to aply and pressure water or aply use a towel and after pressure water?
I prefer to spray the product onto a wet panel, spread quickly with a damp microfiber mitt or towel, then pressure wash off. You can just spray on the panel and pressure wash off straight away, but I get better coverage and it seems to have better performance by spreading it. Just make sure you stick to a panel at a time, and rinse away quickly and thoroughly and you'll be fine with either method :)
@@AutoCareHQ thank you very much appreciate it
Can it also be sprayed on the crystals?
Going to have to try this method, silly question but would this go over the top of a wax ok?
Thanks for watching! I think If you’ve got a very durable wax then it should be fine to layer it but it’ll be better over the top of a sealant instead, otherwise the durability will probably only be a month or so :)
@@AutoCareHQ do you mean after wetcoat. You can put any wax?
@@tofidt4258 you could put a wax under or over this if you wanted, but I reckon the durability would suffer, and the maximum amount of time it'll stay on the car will be dependent on the durability of whichever you put on the bottom :)
@@AutoCareHQ Thank you. I got it now.
Ive tried your method. I was surprised with the result from wetcoat. Last question what are the signs to used the gyeon wetcoat again?
Great video!
Thanks for watching!
How long does it last do i have to so maintenance often
On my car it lasts around 6 weeks before the water behaviour was pretty dead
How long this product will last. How often I need to apply to the car? Do I have to do anything prior? Eg using coating. Or wax. Or I just apply it direct in the clean wet car? It will last 2 3 4 months? Please let me know the appriate application and the appropriate procedure please! Thanks.
Should last at least three months. If you're located in Greece then it might last up to six months due to the large amount of dry weather you get. To use, just pre-rinse/foam your car to get rid of the surface dirt and then shampoo your car as normal and rinse off. Next, apply the Wet Coat as demonstrated in the video.
Do you use it on glass at all?
I don’t use it on the glass, I just go for a glass coating instead. It might be a bit risky applying it on glass if there’s water stains on the windscreen especially as it could end up looking a bit messy so I just try to avoid it. The bottle does say it’s fine to use on windows though😊
Sorry for my english. Which method is the best ?
I prefer to use the mitt to get better coverage and durability
Mad jealous of your car any chance of a swap with a 10yo heavily scratched Qashqai? (You could consider it a project car?) lol.
Haha cheers Paul! I'd probably quite enjoy polishing it to be fair!
Great video and review stay safe 🇬🇧👍
Thanks very much, you too 😊
I love this but it can leave a fuller finish over time. Seems to dull shine over time.
👏❤️
👍🏻
i agree mf wash mitt is so much better
Im here after wasting half a bottle on my A4 and wondering why the bottle did not coat 4 cars as promised hehe xD
Can you apply it on the glass?