Gyeon Q2M Clay Coarse Evo Heavy Detailing Clay

Korean Engineering!

The Gyeon Q²M Clay Coarse is a professional-grade detailing clay bar made in South Korea (by Gyeon), designed to remove very heavy surface contamination — like tar, industrial fallout, overspray, and organic deposits — before polishing. It’s especially suited for advanced enthusiasts and detailers who want a deep decontamination step prior to paint correction. 

• Abrasive Strength: Uses moderate abrasives to cut through stubborn contamination, but can leave slight marring — so it’s recommended before correction. 
• Chemical Resistance: Highly resistant to chemical breakdown, meaning you can use it safely even when applying iron or tar removers like Gyeon Q²M Iron or Q²M Tar.
• Safe for Multiple Surfaces: Designed for use not only on paint but also on glass, trim, and wheels. 
• Weight: Comes in a 100 g bar, a standard size for clay bars. 

🛠️ How to Use

1. Wash the Car First: Make sure the surface is clean — use a pH‑neutral shampoo or a proper detail wash to remove loose dirt.
2. Lubricate Generously: Spray a clay lubricant (ideally Gyeon Q²M ClayLube) on the surface to ensure the clay glides smoothly. 
3. Form Your Clay Piece: Tear off a small piece of the clay bar and knead it into a flat, wide shape — this improves grip and surface contact. 
4. Clay the Surface: Rub the clay gently over a lubricated panel in straight lines, changing direction as needed. As you work, you may hear a slight scratching noise initially — that’s the clay grabbing contaminants. 
5. Fold and Knead Often: As the clay picks up contamination, fold or stretch it so that dirty bits go inside and a clean surface comes to the outside. 
6. Rinse & Dry: Once a panel is clayed, rinse off any lubricant/debris and dry the surface. Optionally follow with a decontamination rinse. 

Using Gyeon Q²M Clay Coarse helps you deeply decontaminate your paint, preparing it for machine polishing or coating. For Pakistani detailers, this is especially useful after heavy industrial fallout or highway driving before applying a ceramic coat.