Description

GYEON Q²M Prism Mini is a compact detailing inspection light designed to help you identify paint defects that ordinary workshop lighting can easily hide.

Swirl marks, holograms, fine scratches and polishing residue can look dramatically different depending on the light hitting the paint. Prism Mini gives detailers and enthusiasts a portable light source that can be moved around the panel, making it easier to inspect the true condition of the finish before, during and after paint correction.

Its compact format is particularly useful when machine polishing. Rather than relying solely on fixed ceiling lights, you can inspect individual sections immediately after polishing and determine whether additional correction or refinement is actually necessary.

That also makes Prism Mini useful when evaluating a vehicle before correction. Identifying the severity and distribution of defects under appropriate lighting helps you choose a more suitable polishing combination instead of simply reaching for the most aggressive compound and pad available.

For anyone taking paint correction seriously, good lighting isn’t simply a workshop convenience – it’s part of the inspection process.

Prestige Detailing Tips

• Inspect paint from multiple angles. Swirls and other defects that disappear from one viewing position can become immediately obvious when the light source is moved.
• Use Prism Mini before polishing to assess the paint and again after each test section to judge the result.
• Don’t automatically chase every defect. Some scratches may be too deep to safely remove without sacrificing an unnecessary amount of clear coat.
• When testing a polishing combination, begin with the least aggressive combination likely to achieve the correction required and inspect the result before stepping up.
• After polishing, use GYEON Q²M Prep to remove polishing oils before carrying out your final paint inspection and applying protection.
• Check more than one area of the vehicle. Paint hardness, previous repairs and defect severity can vary between panels.
• A portable inspection light complements good workshop lighting rather than replacing it. Use both when carrying out more extensive correction work.
• Our paint correction guide covers the wider correction process, including preparation, polishing and inspection.