Thank you. I did have a great Father’s Day with my kids and bodie! I do some car detailing and it’s always a good idea to protect your leather interior. How ru?
They do make things like scotch guard for cloth interior that almost makes water roll off of it. The last video with bodie was a few videos ago comparing vacuum clears for dog hair.
Thanks for watching. I never use conditioner if my goal is to ceramic coat the leather. For best results leather should be clean of any other chemicals (bare leather) is best. If I’m not doing the ceramic to the leather I’ll use conditioner.
Still doing good. I apply this once or twice a year depending. I feel for the price and ease of application this stuff is great. It help dirt etc that gets on your leather not stick and cones off a lot easier
Good question. I don’t believe so because the ceramic coating still protects the leather from anything spilled on it or even sweaty butt juice…lol. Plus ceramic coating helps against uv light damage. If a drink is spilled on the ventilated part yes it will still go into the holes but the ceramic helps less Goni to holes because it makes the liquid have more surface tension.
@@GReviewz My thought was the ceramic would clog the holes and prevent the flow of air. Maybe the formulation is different at a molecular level than the ceramic coating applied to the paint. I was thinking about getting it done but I have questions and no answers.Thanks
Yes this product is formulated specifically for leather. It doesn’t say anything about not applying to perforated leather. This isn’t a full synthetic. It is sio2 infused leather protectant. I hope it helps. I have not found any loss in flow of air through seats. If following the instructions you supposed to spray onto a microfiber and work onto leather, not spray onto leather.
Very interesting. You always do a great job with everything you do. Hope you had a great Father 's Day. Rose
Thank you. I did have a great Father’s Day with my kids and bodie! I do some car detailing and it’s always a good idea to protect your leather interior. How ru?
@@GReviewz I'm doing fantastic.I don't have leather interior in my Chevrolet Impala. Take care of Bodie. I haven't seen him lately .
They do make things like scotch guard for cloth interior that almost makes water roll off of it. The last video with bodie was a few videos ago comparing vacuum clears for dog hair.
@@GReviewz yes I have heard about scotch guard. Hope to see Bodie again soon.
Nice. Should we use conditioner before coating?
Thanks for watching. I never use conditioner if my goal is to ceramic coat the leather. For best results leather should be clean of any other chemicals (bare leather) is best. If I’m not doing the ceramic to the leather I’ll use conditioner.
@@GReviewz thanks for reply
How did it hold up?
Still doing good. I apply this once or twice a year depending. I feel for the price and ease of application this stuff is great. It help dirt etc that gets on your leather not stick and cones off a lot easier
Wouldn't ceramic coating be useless on ventilated, heated/cooled seats?
Good question. I don’t believe so because the ceramic coating still protects the leather from anything spilled on it or even sweaty butt juice…lol. Plus ceramic coating helps against uv light damage. If a drink is spilled on the ventilated part yes it will still go into the holes but the ceramic helps less Goni to holes because it makes the liquid have more surface tension.
@@GReviewz My thought was the ceramic would clog the holes and prevent the flow of air. Maybe the formulation is different at a molecular level than the ceramic coating applied to the paint. I was thinking about getting it done but I have questions and no answers.Thanks
Yes this product is formulated specifically for leather. It doesn’t say anything about not applying to perforated leather. This isn’t a full synthetic. It is sio2 infused leather protectant. I hope it helps. I have not found any loss in flow of air through seats. If following the instructions you supposed to spray onto a microfiber and work onto leather, not spray onto leather.
@@GReviewz Okay thanks.