GYEON TRIM EVO - PERMANENT TRIM RESTORER Ceramic Coating

Q² Trim EVO has undergone a complete formula revision, yielding a superior self-cleaning ability and a thick protective layer. This layer can be applied to various vehicle parts, including plastics with their natural structure, unpainted surfaces, and clear-coated trims like tail and headlight covers after renovation. This unique quality sets it apart from other products currently available.

CAPACITIES: 30 ML
BOX CONTAINS: Q² TRIM EVO / APPLICATOR SET / MANUAL

INTENSE RESTORING & DARKENING EFFECT: It is common to observe fading or discoloration of automotive finishing materials under the influence of UV radiation and potent chemicals used in car washes. Q² Trim EVO preserves the long-lasting, supreme effect of color saturation, guaranteeing a matte or satin finish of materials. Even after 24 months, the color saturation effect remains undiminished, often surpassing the durability of traditional products.

EVO STANDS FOR EVOLUTION: In 2021, GYEON took a significant leap forward by revamping our entire paint coating lineup, now collectively known as EVO. Two years later, GYEON takes pride in having achieved similar advancements with the remainder of our coatings. All EVO coatings guarantee ease of application and boast up to 50% more durability and resistance in everyday use.

BEST PRACTICE AND PRO-TIPS FROM YVES HEYLEN: Q² Trim EVO is more than just a protective coating; it boasts powerful restorative and color enhancement qualities. TIP: On porous, non-painted surfaces, you can apply the product without wiping it off. Ensure a uniformly even finish and allow the product to dry and cure. This will maintain its initial appearance for months! For trim with a porous structure, use a foam applicator for an even finish.

CONSUMPTION: 10ml/car
PH TOLERANCE: 2-11
DURABILITY: up to 36 months / 50k km

All GYEON products does not contain any Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances (PFAS / 'forever chemicals') as defined or restricted under the relevant Canadian environmental and chemical management regulations, including but not limited to:

• The Canadian Environmental Protection Act, 1999 (CEPA) and its associated
• Prohibition of Certain Toxic Substances Regulations, 2012 (SOR/2012-285), as amended;
  
• The Domestic Substances List and Non-domestic Substances List under CEPA;
  Any applicable federal or provincial restrictions pertaining to PFAS substances.