GYEON’s PPF range brings several surface finishes alongside its detailing products. Its brand history describes South Korean origins, while the global contact page identifies Innovative Chemicals Pte. Ltd. in Singapore as headquarters. These describe different parts of the company’s story.
Start with the finish
The global collection identifies Protect+, Hybrid and Enhance as gloss options, with Matte for a different surface finish. The Korean range also lists Super Matte, Carbon and Colour films. Enhance is offered in Philic and Phobic versions, described respectively with hydrophilic and hydrophobic topcoats.
Choose whether to retain the paint’s glossy appearance, move to matte or change colour before comparing packages. Ask for a sample in daylight and under indoor lighting. Then have the installer name the exact film and list the panels, seams and edge treatment included. If comparing Protect+ with Hybrid, request their product-specific care and warranty documents rather than relying on a general GYEON package name.
Film and coating are separate choices
Q² PPF EVO is a ceramic coating applied to PPF. It is separate from the film you select for the bodywork. GYEON describes it as suitable for gloss, satin and matte films; its care guidance recommends pH-neutral shampoo and avoiding abrasive cleaners. Ask whether a quote includes this coating and which wash products the installer recommends for the chosen finish.
Find a local specialist
The Korean certified-detailer directory lists shops by region and their services. Confirm that a chosen shop offers your intended PPF installation, and request the precise film name, local warranty terms and aftercare instructions with the quote.
