GYEON Q² Leather Shield EVO

CAPACITIES: 50 ML / 100 ML

BOX CONTAINS: Q² LEATHERSHIELD EVO / APPLICATOR SET / MANUAL

PROTECTS ANY TYPES OF LEATHER: Q² LeatherShield EVO represents an advanced and reworked SiO2-based formula specifically developed for all modern automotive leather upholstery types. It offers excellent protection against dirt, UV rays, and the demands of daily use. This new formula is remarkably easy to apply, requiring only one layer. Tested on and designed for all modern leather types, it ensures substantial protection without altering the feel or color, leaving a fully OEM matte finish. Q² LeatherShield EVO does not stiffen, clog leather pores, or create a slippery surface, preserving the regular comfort of use. Note: Avoid using on open structure, aniline, or semi-aniline leather upholstery. For such surfaces, use Q² LeatherCoat REDEFINED.

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: Ensure thorough cleaning of the leather, removing any excess cleaner. We highly recommend using one of our Q²M LeatherCleaners. Before applying the product to the entire upholstery, conduct a test panel. TIP: Apply the product to one panel at a time, ensuring even coverage. Do not wipe off. In case you observe uneven drying, level the product without adding more liquid. Check after 20 minutes; if necessary, wipe. For advanced users, we recommend using a Q²M MF Applicator.

CONSUMPTION: 30-40ml/car
PH TOLERANCE: pH 2-11
DURABILITY: 18months / 30K 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.