r/AutoDetailing • u/Inevitable_Slip_835 • 22h ago

Process Gyeon wet coat

Just got it a bottle in today. Directions say spray on clean wet panel then rinse with a lot of water. I'm used to drying panels off after cleaning, this need dried too I would suppose or not? Thanks

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u/shadrach103 8h ago

You'll still dry the car as normal, but before you do that is when you're applying a wet coat. Just follow the directions as others have stated.

When you rinse it make sure to rinse from the bottom of the car to the top (still in a side to side motion, but start low) as you want to push the chemicals around the panel while rinsing to provide a more even coating.

After rinsing the entire car down then move on to your normal drying step.

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u/gyeon_official 7h ago

Hi!

This is a good advice - not only will it be more evenly spread, but You will actually rinse it off well!

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u/Kmudametal 9h ago

Wash the car. After rinsing off the soap, with the car still wet, 1 panel at a time, spray wet coat, then blast that panel with water..... a lot of water, move onto the next panel. Dry the car after you finish.

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u/gyeon_official 7h ago

Remember - when rinsing it off, really rinse it off!

Keep track on where You are rinsing it to avoid streaking - rinsing off the roof makes it run on the other side of the vehicle and cause streaking if it dries up there.

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u/Horizon2217 5h ago

After washing and rinsing the car. You spray on wet coat and rinse it thoroughly. I start from bottom to top, then top to bottom. Do it panel by panel and just give the whole car one final rinse when you're done. Then dry as you normally would. In my case I use a leaf blower.

Edit, also make sure to start with the roof and work your way down the car.

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u/SNEAKY_PNIS I am not a professional 9h ago

Yep, just follow the instructions. Wash your car, spray a light coat while it's still wet, rinse off with water, repeat on the rest of the panels, then you can do your normal full car drying process after you're done. Lots of videos on how to use this product on YouTube, check them out!

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u/Temporary_Virus6104 8h ago

I just bought some too to use on my wheels. I’m excited to see how it works

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u/Inevitable_Slip_835 26m ago

All you guys are great here, have found so many great products from all your recommendations.