Q² LeatherShield EVO - Premium Ceramic Leather Coating, Car Seat Care Kit - Car Leather Protector - Repels Dirt, Liquids, Dye & UV - Suitable for All Modern Interiors & Upholstery - 50ml

Usual Geyon high quality and recommended on numerous websites to keep light coloured leather and faux leather clean and easy to maintain from jeans dye transfer, Easy to apply.

Seems to do the trick - applied on white faux leather seats (Tesla) - before this product was applied I was getting Jean blue marks. After... well it seems they are no longer affecting, No marks yet but it's early days (about 3 weeks). No odour, no colour change and no texture change in material. Easy to apply, covers a 5 seat car with 2 coats, I put 3 coats on the front seats, and I Still have enough left for another coat. Excellent all round

I was a little nervous about applying this myself but had a go and wasn't disappointed by the ease of use or the quality of the product. So far (6 weeks), this is working brilliantly in protecting my white vegan leather seats in my Tesla.

It doesn't give the seats any shine keeps the original colour when go's dry excellent.

Car has done 2000 miles from new, applied this to help with dye transfer etc. Left the coating 24 hours and then drove 80 miles wearing black trousers. Simply does not work as per attached photos. I have attached after application photos and photos taken 80 miles later. Manufacturer told me it does not stop dye transfer but then they claim this in the advert description. Amazon agreed and refunded my purchase.

Easy to apply and works well protecting leather from spills. However despite the Gyeon’s claim that it “Will not change the feel or finish and will not add gloss to the surface”, it absolutely did in two of my cars with cream coloured leather. The leather seats of both cars went shiny in both looks and feel, and lost their subtleness to the touch. Use with extreme caution.

Do NOT buy it at any costs ! This stuff left irreversible marks on my leather bmw x5 new model dashboard !

I bought this after the masses of recommendations on YouTube etc. It is said to help prevent blue jean transfer to Tesla white seats. Tesla white seats are incredibly stain resistant anyway, but thought I’d apply this when the car was brand new as extra protection. No issues putting it on. Just look in the light and ensure it’s even. Just wipe it on quickly. It took 15 minutes to do the whole car. About 10 mins to dry in between and I did three coats total. The seats look absolutely no different to what they did before I put it on. I used under half a 35ml bottle for three coats of the M3 seats. Intend to repeat in maybe 6 months. Does it make a difference? I could never be sure in my case as I never saw blue jean transfer so can’t do a before and after comparison. But at less than £15 for three coats it’s worth doing based on YouTube reviews in my view. I don’t know why people have said it left their seats shiny etc as it doesn’t.