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Gyeon Q2 Fabric Coat review

This product will have you checking your watch a lot

Gyeon Q2 Fabric Coat
Overall Auto Express rating

5.0

Best price: £29.99 Size: 400ml

This product will have you checking your watch a lot – the application process requires two coats an hour apart and 12 hours to cure – but after conducting all our tests, Gyeon’s section of our sample seat was left exactly how it began. Neither coffee, cola nor grease managed to get through the protective layer. It’s expensive and smells very unpleasant on initial application, but it’s worth it for the protection on offer. A clear winner here.

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