Bullweasle

Looking for your two cents on interior protection for my Macchiato beige leather seats. The dealers in Minneapolis push different products, Cilajet and Scotchguard. Anyone have any experience with these? Any recommendations in general for taking care of light colored leather seats? Thanks.

paulmj1

We just sold a 6-year old Lexus with very light-colored beige seats. About a year ago, it seemed the front seats were starting to look a little dirty although they were not worn in any way. I took it to the local full-service car wash. They had someone wipe down the seats with a chemical they had for this purpose, it took five minutes, cost $10. The seats were improved 90%, very impressive. Check it out.

mycSH

I currently use chemical guys invisible cleaner to wipe down and then Mr leather cleaner and conditioner is fast n easy. lexol is also great, but hard to find where I am.

Philamg

I think the op was posting about protection to stop the seats soiling not how to clean them. I had mine done by the dealer in UK before I collected, my seats are black and white and it works.

BACnMercedes

Am I wrong or can some type of ceramic coating be applied inside too? (Or is just the ceramic coating places just promoting some other product to do the inside of the car while they are doing the outside?)

Yocubed

That's what I got from his message as well.

Probably the best 2 options are going to be Cquartz Leather or Geyon's Q2 Leathershield.

https://www.carpro-us.com/carpro-pro...er-vinyl-30ml/

https://gyeonquartz.com/product/leather-shield/

They are both light ceramic coatings that will protect the leather surface.