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It's been out for about 10 years now. :)

Wow, interesting! So I guess that's why some plastic chrome doesn't scratch easily (i.e. behaves like real chrome) and some is scratch sensitive?

One last question please Mike: How do you think the Gyeon compares to Optimum Optibond Tire Gel?

Thanks very much for the reply Mike! I think I'll give it a whirl! :props:

Digging up an old thread here.. Any further updates or thoughts on the Gyeon Tire Mike? I just want something that looks good (satin), is dry to the touch and won't sling. Not too concerned about durability, as I dress the tires weekly (with every wash) anyway. My beloved Megs D163 is running...

It also gives black plastic trim some extra pop for some reason.. Great product.. I heard murmurs that it's getting discontinued due to the new UFF? I hope not!

Thank you. Only the last pic had any effects applied to it..

So that beading is AFTER claying / acid wash / alkaline wash? Thanks for the update btw..

Thanks for the heads up!

Thanks Mike :xyxthumbs:

Wow, great work on that sexy beast! :xyxthumbs:

Bam! Nice job! :xyxthumbs: What did you use on the B-Pillars? I usually find it hard to get those perfect because they're generally so soft!

Thanks for the update! :props:

lol I knew that couldn't be for real!

Wow, very nice Richy! :xyxthumbs:

Very nice work! :xyxthumbs:

Have you ever clayed the car? Or compound / polish? You need more than just wax and QD to get the look you're after. Also, you'll need to improve your washing techniques, as it sounds like you're not using soap, right?

But full points to OP for dedication! :dblthumb2:

Yes, good point. :xyxthumbs:

I do straight lines too, but only because it feels more natural to me. I really doubt that it matters either way. For some reason, I always polish in circles if I ever polish by hand.