Is there a product that will protect the front seats ?

[Quickburn7]

I got the silverstone interior but wear jeans almost every day.
Do you guys recommend a product so the seats don’t turn blue after a year?
I had the same issue with my Wraith and RR ended up having to replace my drivers seat.
There had to be some spray or coating I can put on to not have this issue again.

[neohh]

Originally Posted by Quickburn7

I got the silverstone interior but wear jeans almost every day.
Do you guys recommend a product so the seats don’t turn blue after a year?
I had the same issue with my Wraith and RR ended up having to replace my drivers seat.
There had to be some spray or coating I can put on to not have this issue again.

I believe any of the car interior protectants like ArmorAll or aerospace should do the trick.

[SpeedyDad]

Easy fix- white jeans from here on out. I’m kidding, of course. I’ve been researching this lately and found Ceramic Pro’s interior leather treatment to be a good option.

[Phatcat]

Originally Posted by Quickburn7

I got the silverstone interior but wear jeans almost every day.
Do you guys recommend a product so the seats don’t turn blue after a year?
I had the same issue with my Wraith and RR ended up having to replace my drivers seat.
There had to be some spray or coating I can put on to not have this issue again.

I have platinum full leather in my F10 M5, I basically just avoid wearing jeans when I drive it. And as I have said in another thread, if I can start over again I wouldn't select platinum, it's great to look at but hard to live with.

[hemi to e90]

Originally Posted by Quickburn7

I got the silverstone interior but wear jeans almost every day.
Do you guys recommend a product so the seats don’t turn blue after a year?
I had the same issue with my Wraith and RR ended up having to replace my drivers seat.
There had to be some spray or coating I can put on to not have this issue again.

imho, there are two options, either you do a cleaner and a treatment, like leatherique;

the cleaner

the entire kit

another option, which is what im using on my 7 series with ivory white

only thing thats keep the work load down on it has been this and considering the wear from me and my clients its been phenomenal

Originally Posted by neohh

I believe any of the car interior protectants like ArmorAll or aerospace should do the trick.

please do not. perfectly fine on an altima, but on a 100k+ car?

[Quickburn7]

Originally Posted by hemi to e90

imho, there are two options, either you do a cleaner and a treatment, like leatherique;

the cleaner

the entire kit

another option, which is what im using on my 7 series with ivory white

only thing thats keep the work load down on it has been this and considering the wear from me and my clients its been phenomenal

please do not. perfectly fine on an altima, but on a 100k+ car?

Thank you! Just ordered the Gyeon leathershield!

[ljdavis]

Originally Posted by Quickburn7

Thank you! Just ordered the Gyeon leathershield!

I put this product my on M5 a couple weeks ago and you won't be disappointed. I also applied their ceramic coating on my exterior, Gyeon Mohs.

[stbm5]

I used carpro leather coating. Had it in my M4 too and it worked well.

[Quickburn7]

Originally Posted by ljdavis

I put this product my on M5 a couple weeks ago and you won't be disappointed. I also applied their ceramic coating on my exterior, Gyeon Mohs.

I applied a couple of coats of the Gyeon leather shield and so far so good. How often should I reapply? Seats still look factory with no gloss or residue.
Thanks again for the advice!

[stbm5]

i'd say once a year

[slavearm]

I did gyeon leather coat about 2x per year on my M4 with Sakir Orange interior. Looks almost new 4 years later. Going to try the shield out on my M5 with full Silverstone.

[stbm5]

I've used c.quartz leather with no issues.

[basque76]

Also, don't date girls who look like they would ever wear rhinestone jeans. Trust me. I also put one of those office chair gel pads on my seat. It's comfortable and keeps the valet's sweaty balls off my seat.