Review: GYEON Q2M Tire SiO2 Coating

[Mike Phillips]

Interesting that your results like SHINY but the reviews on AG mention it having a matte look. Could be preparation and the tires not being clean enough. Or they changed the formula at some point to add SiO2.

Here's what I know, the results you see are the results from one thorough application. Then I took pictures.

My guess is - a person could wipe the tires down with a towel after initial application to "matte" the shine down. This is normal for most tire dressings.

Too bad the car was wrecked.

Here's what I'm going to do thought, the next time I wash my own car, and machine scrub the tires, I'll apply this product just like I did to this streetrod and take a picture and monitor the results over time.

As long as a tire dressing or coating is DRY to the touch after application I'll use it on my own cars. If it stays gooey or greasy or oily or slimey? No way.

[muaddba]

Interesting. I too prefer a matte look to all that shine, so I will be interested to see how the tires hold up especially after rain.

Also, I have been told it is not polite to talk about your bowels in public, and I would certainly not advocate putting any tire dressing in your bowels. I think you meant bowls

[DFB]

I have been using Gyeon Q2M Tire for a little while now.

It's probably one of my favorite tire dressings, especially if I want some extra gloss.





As mentioned this product is non-greasy, despite looking wet. And Q2M Tire can be knocked back after a few minutes to reduce the sheen, like in the above images of my XR8.







And longevity is pretty good, lasting on the tire beyond what a water-based product would after seeing rain or a wash.

(Sorry for hijacking your thread Mike )