GYEON RIM EVO - Super Hard rim ceramic coating There are various types of wheel rims available on the market, such as wet painted, powder coated, anodized, or polished. Q² Rim EVO is a suitable product to protect each of them. Thanks to its enhanced formula, the increased self-cleaning properties result in reduced grime and brake dust deposits, requiring less frequent wash maintenance. CAPACITIES: 30 ML BOX CONTAINS: Q² RIM EVO / APPLICATOR SET / MANUAL ENHANCING EFFECT & HIGH-TEMPERATURE RESISTANCE: Wheels are the components most exposed to temperature cycles, closely following the engine bay and exhausts. These surfaces undergo rapid changes in temperature range. Q² Rim EVO exhibits an endurance capability that exceeds 800°C without compromising its original properties. Additionally, Q² Rim EVO does not impart gloss to any surface but instead contributes depth and a darkening effect to any color or finish. 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 Rim EVO requires only one thick layer, but if you desire to prolong its durability, the product can be layered. Allow a minimum of a 1-hour period between layers. The coating is suitable for application on all finishes of glossy and matte rims. TIP: Apply Q² Rim in sections. Since it is a drying and curing formula, large and intricately shaped rims should be divided into numerous smaller sections. CONSUMPTION: 15-20ml / setTEMPERATURE RESISTANCE: >800'CPH TOLERANCE: 2-11DURABILITY: up to 18 months/45k 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.
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