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Better value than Q² Wax - 175 gram
- €9.87€28.20 per kilo90% cheaper per kilo
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Product description
GYEON Q2 WAX
What is so special about Q2 Wax?
GYEON Q² Wax is an innovative, fluorine-based wax that combines the traditional ease of use of a natural wax with the technological performance of ceramic protection. Although the product is presented in a classic solid form, it offers extreme water repellency (beading) and a deep, wet-look gloss comparable to that of high-end coatings.
The unique formula is extremely resistant to chemicals and weathering, keeping the paint protected for months. It is the perfect choice for the enthusiast who enjoys waxing their car by hand but does not want to compromise on the durability and protection of modern technology.
MANUAL
How do you use Q2 Wax?
Ensure the paint is clean, dry, and fully degreased with Q²M Prep for optimal bonding. Use the included applicator to apply a very thin, even layer of wax using circular or straight motions; a thin layer is essential for easy removal. Allow the wax to cure on the surface for at least 10 to 15 minutes. Then, buff off the residue with a clean, high-quality microfiber towel until a high-gloss, streak-free finish is achieved. It is recommended to keep the car dry for at least 12 hours after application so that the fluorine elements can fully cure and reach their maximum hydrophobic power.
Q² WAX
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Explained
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