GYEON Q2M Preserve Review

I was sent some Gyeon Preserve to review. I saw that Mike Phillips posted a review, everything he said I completely agree with. The directions are straight to the point and easy to follow. I have some before and after pictures of interior and exterior shots. I will post pictures of how this product holds up.

I really liked this product, a little product went a long way, I hardly used any product. The product goes on shiny, but can be dulled with a quick wipe down. The product dries grease free and leaves a nice look to the finish.

Some before shots in no particular order:

















After shots in no specific order:
Below are after the product is applied, not wiped








After a wipe down to dull to my liking:





















If this holds up well, this will be a winner for sure.


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I think it's the lighting, the sun was shining right at the dash, after the wipe down to full the finish, it looked great. Not too dull not to shiny, just right. It resembles the finish of the Sonax dash product.


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pro 4x said:

Going to be interesting to see how well it does on EXTERIOR plastics/trim.

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I agree, I got some product on my gloves. When I rinsed with the hose it came right off. The product wasn't dry but some products seem to stick to the gloves and those are the ones that seem to last.


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Quick update, the dressing looks like it did from the time it was applied. The car hasn't seen rain, perhaps I quick drizzle. This weekend some storms are possible I will try to get some beading pictures and see how it holds up. It's only been about a week, so it should be able to hold up well.

RippyD said:

Please keep us posted. Would like to see how this performed over time. So far it looks good, but not sure it's different from other dressings that are available.

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I like the it can be used on both interior and exterior plus it's only 11 dollars. I did the entire dash, center console, all doors, all exterior trim around the car and the mirror trim. I used maybe 8-10% of the product. I possibly over applied in the beginning until I got used to the product. At around one dollar per application for an entire SUV inside and out, that's pretty good in my book.


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