Maintenance · Ceramic Coating

Ceramic Coating
Maintenance.

A coating isn't "set and forget" — but caring for one is easy. Wash it right and it'll stay slick and glossy for its full rated life.

The Right Way

Wash It Properly.

Most coating problems come down to how the car is washed after it's coated.

  • Use a pH-neutral car shampoo — never dish soap or harsh degreasers
  • Two-bucket method with a soft wash mitt to avoid re-introducing swirls
  • Rinse thoroughly and dry with a clean microfibre or blower
  • Avoid automatic brush car washes — they scratch and strip coatings

Keep It Peaking

Boosters & Top-Ups.

A quick ceramic top-up restores water beading and adds gloss between washes.

A ceramic booster (like GYEON Q² DuraBead) is a spray-on product that refreshes the coating's hydrophobic properties and extends its life. It takes minutes and makes a coated car look freshly done.

For long-life and lifetime coatings, we offer a maintenance service — a proper decontamination wash and booster — to keep the warranty valid and the finish at its best.

FAQ

Common Questions.

How often should I wash a coated car?

Every 1–2 weeks is ideal. The good news is a coated car washes far faster because dirt doesn't bond to it.

Can I use a car wash?

Avoid automatic brush washes — they scratch paint and degrade coatings. Touchless or hand washing is fine.

Do I still need to wax it?

No — a coating replaces wax. If anything, use a ceramic booster spray, not a traditional wax.