EFFICIENT COATING AND SEALANT REMOVER

Q²M TotalRemover is specifically formulated to remove a wide range of substances from the external surfaces of vehicles without causing any harm. It effectively eliminates sealants, old coatings, factory waxes, and everything in between. This makes it an ideal choice for preparing factory-fresh cars before coating or for removing old coatings without the need for extensive polishing.

START FRESH: Q²M TotalRemover facilitates the chemical degradation of any coating, ensuring the surface is prepared for the proper application of a coating or any other protective product without compromising bonding on the paintwork. This is particularly valuable for matte paint jobs or when dealing with cured high spots on delicate substrates.

BEST PRACTICE AND PRO-TIPS FROM YVES HEYLEN: For optimal results, use Q²M TotalRemover on clean, wet paintwork during the preparation wash. Apply liberally to one panel at a time, and for maximum efficiency, work the product with a dedicated mitt such as Q²M SilkMitt EVO. Allow it to sit for 30 seconds before rinsing off the panel.

1. Spray liberally onto the surface, and use the GYEON SilkMitt or a microfiber towel to spread and gently agitate the product.

2. Allow the product to dwell for 2–3 minutes.

3. Rinse thoroughly and repeat the process if necessary.

4. Once the wax/sealant/coating is completely removed, there will not be any beading on the surface.

GYEON TotalRemover is safe for use on paint, PPF, windows, and matte paint. When working on matte paint, ensure the product does not dry on the surface by reducing the dwell time.

TotalRemover is highly effective at removing water spots. Its advanced formula offers enhanced lubricity, making it suitable for use with a chemical-resistant clay bar for even better results.

Yes, TotalRemover can be used on trim moldings, but avoid letting it dwell for too long. Different exterior textured surfaces have varying levels of porosity, and prolonged exposure on plastics may cause hazing. If this occurs, it can be corrected using a trim restorer.