GyeonMOHS EVO 50 ml Ceramic Coating for Cars | The Ultimate DIY Ceramic Coating | Extremely Slick and Easy to Apply | 3-5 Years Durability

Very easy to apply!! Great water beading!!

I've never used ceramic coatings before, and this was the first. I applied one coat to the entire body of a white F22 M240i and two coats on the high impact areas (hood, front bumper, front fenders, rear bumper, trunk). Still have about 1/5th of the bottle left.Since I have a catless downpipe, there's a lot of particles that accumulate on the rear in just one day after driving. Using Adam's graphene spray and a Chemical Guys microfiber tower, the entire car can now be wiped clean instantaneously. Water alone with light pressure is more than enough now to blast the dust and light contaminants off.It's well worth it for me, since previously, it would take some more agitation to really clean the car.

Gyeon coatings are by far one of the best entry level coatings you can get. Whether it be for your own vehicle or somebody else’s, this one will not disappoint. This is one of the budget coatings I offer and the depth of the shine is incredible for entry level. Hydrophobic tendencies are exactly where they should be but like others have said, the dirt repellent properties could be better. Without looking at the SDS sheet I would imagine the sio2 content isn’t more than 30% which isn’t bad but would explain a lot.All the same, highly recommended for anyone looking for a budget coating

Easy to use . Follow directions. One applied it’s pretty slick . The next day it’s like glass . Prep is the key put 2 coats on my 24 gmc terrain

I have used a handful of true ceramic coatings over the years, even professional grade and I'll have to say this was definitely the easiest and most user friendly so far. I don't think the slickness is as good as some but still very good. My biggest gripe is I don't feel it goes very far per bottle. I purchased the biggest bottle, 50oz I believe, and applied to the whole vehicle with two coats EXCEPT the hood, mirrors and front bumper. I would not have had enough to do two coats of the whole vehicle. I applied to a Mazda CX90 SUV. Maybe I used too much product, however the directions say apply liberaly. I am applying PPF to the hood, mirrors and front bumper, this being the reason I did not apply it to those areas. I do plan to use a PPF approved ceramic coating on those areas after install.It's been about two weeks now, so I can't speak on longevity yet. I will also note that I don't believe it repells dirt as much as competitive brands. The car just seems to get dirtier than my last SUV with a different brand ceramic coating. Definitely a diy type of coating and would be great for the weekend detailer, however if you have experience in ceramic coatings, I feel like there are better options.

Pros:- Beautiful finish- When applied right, you won't see any hazing, highs pots or rainbows- Hitting the 1 year mark on 3 vehicles, they still look as good as new- I would say intermediate difficulty on application, mainly because it does flash quickly- Can be used on paint, glass, plastics and lights- Customer service was very helpful answering questions (call the USA line, didn't have good luck on email).Cons:- Loses it's water hydrophobic effect rather quickly (I know it's not advertised as a strong point, but I think the surface does get contaminated rather quickly which leads to this.)- Bird poop is your enemy. I have noticed the coating does get etched rather quickly if you don't get rid of bird poop immediately (talking within hours, not days. Very noticeable on black)- Temperamental with weather, if it's humid out don't try to apply the coatingNotes:- I've recommended this product to lots of people, I'm a huge fan- Great prep is important, even if the car is new, I would 100% recommend clay/polish as first steps- I would suggest watching Gyeon's videos on how to apply to become familiar (stay away from third parties who lack credibility, I found one video that provided terrible instructions on how much to coat and how long to wait, will likely ruin the end result)- If you're curious about bottle size, from my experience you only need a 30ml bottle for most cars (Model Y, i4, Hyundai Ioniq 5)

Tried a few different coating, this is the one of the few ones that is still holding up well after a year. I can still feel the slippery finish

Incredibly easy product to apply and remove. If you work outside, which is OK with this product, make sure you panel wipe then apply. Don't wipe the car down and expect to get around without dust and such getting onto the car. Also, you have to work fast in the summer...it flashes (sweats) in a hurry when applied outdoors in the warm/humid air. Leaves a slick surface, not powerlock/ultralock smooth, but smoother than just about any other ceramic I have ever used or heard of. Only downside, using the microfiber applicator, there is not enough product for two layers even on a smallish car if you use the amount of product recommended. I think you could, however, get two layers if you used a more conventional suede microfiber applicator. Microfiber applicators just eat up product. I knew it would be the case, but I thought there would be enough leftover. Unfortunately, there was only about 10-15ml left after a first coat on pretty small car. Perhaps I used too much product (though it felt like much less than their videos show) and the outside application just ate away at the product, but there was not enough for that second coat. I ended up doing a topper of cancoat evo that I had leftover from my wife's car, which is nowhere near as nice a product to wipe off, btw.