Cquartz Leather & Vinyl Coat - 30ml

Gave this product to my car detailed to apply to my seats and other parts of my Tesla Model 3 interior. He absolutely raved about and told me that he is going to start using this product on all of the cars he details. He said it was super easy to apply and went a really long way. After doing all my seats and a lot of other parts of my Model 3 interior, he said that I had more than half left over. It’s been a month since this product was applied to my stark white faux leather Tesla seats and they are still sparking white. No blue jean stains. No stains at all. After a month without cleaning my seats they look almost the same the day he detailed them and applied this product. I have only wiped them down 1 time with a moist cloth and they are as good a new.

I used it 23 years ago on my tesla seats ans recently used it on a leather golf bag. Easy to use, and creates a nice hydrophobic protective layer that truly lasts.

Very easy to use. Only made my leather SLIGHTLY more slippery than pre treatment. Does not change the color or texture of the leather. So far so good.

I got this for a different reason than many others on here. Other people were applying it to their new or newer cars, but when I purchased my used car, the drivers seat leather was worn and frayed and when I perspired a little, the back of my shirt would stick to the seat making it very uncomfortable. It was professionally cleaned but the tackiness remained and I almost gave up. Then I heard about this product, and tried it out. I put three layers on the driver seat and it has completely eliminated the tackiness. I cleaned the seat with chemical guys nonsense cleaner, wait till it dried, applied my first coat, waited 30 to 45 minutes, applied my second coat, waited an hour, and applied my third coat. Now the seat is smooth as silk and I’m very satisfied. As for the longevity, I do not yet know, since I just applied it a couple of days ago. I will update the review in a few months. My car is a 2014 Avalon with light almond colored seats. No staining noted, but the seat appears slightly darker from the coating. This may be more noticeable on white leather or other lighter surfaces. I was also pleasantly surprised that this was not made in China. It was made in Korea, and I certainly trust anything from Korea much more than anything from China. When applying for the first time, it’s easy to over apply and you may notice dripping or little globs. Follow the instructions, wait a couple of minutes, then gently wipe off the excess with a microfiber towel. Good lighting is key for lighter colored seats. I have not tried it on any other interior surfaces, but I did put on two layers on my headlights to see how it will work. I will update that as well in a couple months along with the seats.

This product works great on Tesla vegan leather seats. I've applied it to my white seats, and after a month I can attest there is no smell, residue, discoloration, or material impact from using this on a non-leather product.