Gyeon bathe+ as a QD

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so is anyone using bathe+ as a QD like people are using ech20 with reload?
im thinking of using bathe+ with cure but wanted to see if anyone else has tried it and can give their thoughts on one being any better then the other.
 
It is but has sio2, so to me looks like ech2o with more cleaning ability in it. Idk maybe I'm looking at it wrong

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Cruzscarwash said:
It is but has sio2, so to me looks like ech2o with more cleaning ability in it. Idk maybe I'm looking at it wrong

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Based on the description, I don't think it's anything like Ech2o. It's a car wash soap.

I don't use either 1, but wouldn't it be more like Hydrofoam?
 
Ech20 is a waterless and rinseless wash solution so you can buff off after but I think Gyeon Bathe+ is an actual water and foam soap so I don't think you can do the same thing with it.
 
WillSports3 said:
Ech20 is a waterless and rinseless wash solution so you can buff off after but I think Gyeon Bathe+ is an actual water and foam soap so I don't think you can do the same thing with it.
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So I was thinking the same thing but most if not all of the reviews I've read say it has little to no suds but is very slick so that's what made me think it might be able to be used in that manner to get the high gloss and quick protection

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Sure but you don't want soap, suds or not to sit on your paint. Most soaps nowadays are PH neutral however, it won't leave a nice finish on your car. Plus when you agitate and buff, you're just going to create more suds.
 
Doesn't Gyeon have equivalents to Ech2o and Reload?
 
Bathe+ is equivalent to Hydrofoam and I wouldn't use either as a QD.
 
I don't think Gyeon has a waterless wash/rinseless wash product out yet.
 
they do for reload, but im not seeing anything like ech20, everything that ive seen needs to be applied to a wet surface and then rinsed.
 
No!!!! I already have to much stuff but always looking for good combos that might eliminate other things. So many new things are coming out and so many mixes you never know what you might end up with

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Eldorado2k said:
Doesn't Gyeon have equivalents to Ech2o and Reload?
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As Carpro and Gyeon's product lines seem to be in almost total alignment, I'm sure it's only a matter of time before Gyeon releases their version of Ech2o. My guess is it'll come out at SEMA.
 
WillSports3 said:
Try mixing up ech20 and cure. You'll get the results you want.
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I use that mix already, I really like it, I like cure more then reload. I just wanting to stay in the family if possible, but its not looking like it
 
Cruzscarwash said:
I use that mix already, I really like it, I like cure more then reload. I just wanting to stay in the family if possible, but its not looking like it
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In a situation like this. It's just a name on the label... It'd be much smarter to match what makes sense over pairing up 2 products simply because they're made by the same brand.
 
If the gyeon gave better results I'd go with that, just like if gyeon plus reload was better then gyeon plus cure

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Cruzscarwash said:
If the gyeon gave better results I'd go with that, just like if gyeon plus reload was better then gyeon plus cure

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But at the moment, there's no Gyeon + Reload mix.
There's also no Gyeon + Cure mix.
Because Gyeon doesn't have a rinseless/waterless wash.
 
Both true statements, looks like I'm staying with ech2o+cure...for now

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