Leather Ceramic Coat

[Cbass93]

The Gtecniq Ultra Serum is the best of the best, but almost impossible to buy retail. It's slightly harder and thicker than the Adam's Advanced Graphene Coating for exterior. I was worried about the idea of ceramic on an interior leather but did it anyway, Adam's brand. It has provided a great base layer of protection, zero shine. Only difference is there seems to be a "glitter" at certain angles in the perforations, maybe leftover crystals??

My question now is would use of a conditioner do anything?? I want to keep the seats hydrated but wonder if chosing a ore durbale high end ceramic leather coating prevents my compliments desire to massage my leather with butter 😀 igotta believe that even with a ceramic "barrier" the conditioner has to be beneficial in some way and not just negated...?

[MM70]

Originally Posted by androidtopp

Is this the Gyeon product people are referring to?

https://www.amazon.com/GYEON-quartz-...9O6/ref=sr_1_5

I bought this for my incoming M440 (at the port in Germany). Tried it yesterday on a new leather recliner in the bedroom. Smell was not as bad as packaged described and it was simple to use. I dropped some water on the recliner this morning and it beaded right up. .

Detailers were charging $399 here for this treatment, figure I saved about $340...and it was SIMPLE to use!

[Snave01]

This may be a dumb question but I'm assuming using it on sensafin interior is ok as well?