Protecting White Tesla Model 3 Performance Sport Seats With Gyeon Leather Shield EVO - DIY Guide

[@EricsBeard-ws1nz]

I've never used coating on my white tesla seats and they are still pristine after 5 years.

[@SeanManks]

I had applied it almost a year back, as soon as I bought my Model 3 and the seats still look brand new. I applied the coating and let it 'cure' for atleast 24 hr, as it absorbs most of the coating in the leather, after that I lightly wiped off the seats with a clean cloth... and done.

[@user-ww9rc1ww1w]

Thanks for sharing! Straight forward, great info.

[@JimMoran-le3ru]

Already ordered this, just waiting on the car now!

[@miguelcoka]

thanks man. I odered the leather detailer and leather shield. I have a Performance on order delivering in august. Def doing this as I have never had white seats.

[@gust9464]

Love this stuff. I always wondered if it clogs the perforated seat hole.

[@vhol93]

Nice

[@williamgrunzweig571]

Can you use alcohol free scent free baby wipes as well?

[@birdsfan]

Yes for daily cleaning.

[@tonyshenouda4]

Would this work on the steering wheel and the plastic piece on the dashboard? Would you please do a video on a black tesla seats including the steering wheel and the dashboard, would like to see how darker they get. Thanks!

[@christian-lh6jb]

when will you guys have the PPF video up on this spec?

[@ExclusiveGrant]

Whys your hand so small?

[@gpgoldb]

What about geon products for the black performance seats?

[@MrAgility888]

I have the original version of Gyeon leather shield on my Tesla seats. How do I remove that coating from the seats?

[@dennissteul5445]

Does the ceramic coating extend the life of the synthetic leather. I'm a big guy and I put a lot of pressure on the seat as I slide across while getting in and out?

[@AyahuascaDataScientist]

Won’t this clog the perforations and essentially ruin your cooled seats?

[@OutofSpecDetailing]

No

[@afzalnadvi6467]

@@OutofSpecDetailingexplain?

[@OldDirtyRobot]

@@afzalnadvi6467 Most interior ceramic coatings are very thin. Thin like water, and leave a very thin layer of coating. I've never used this product so maybe he will weigh in.

[@bhmbill]

Which is better, two thin coats or one thick coat?

[@khoinguyen6594]

I assume you can use this on the black M3P black seats as well?

[@OutofSpecDetailing]

You can, but not really necessary.

[@Mamba310]

Why? These things can do more harm than good sometimes.

[@abirdh]

Hi, Why Did you avoid the black trim?

[@birdsfan]

He stated it slightly changed the black in the 10 ish minute mark

[@Mamba310]

Be careful with these leather shields, they can mess up the original coating on the seats that protect and make it easy to clean. Also, they can get into the perforations and make the cooling/heating weaker.

[@ArthurMSoto]

Show the proof I have yet to see one complaint on it making it “weaker”

[@frumpd63]

I personally don't feel these products are safe to be touching with bare skin on a regular basis.

[@OldDirtyRobot]

wet, yes.

[@OldDirtyRobot]

Is this a paid sponsorship? I dont see where that's disclosed.

[@OutofSpecDetailing]

Nope. It’s a product I purchased and use here in the shop often

[@shrmtales]

No fence but all those are a big waste of money and time. The frictional forces or even the same company cleaner will kill it in the first pass. Additional investigation must be carried to understand better the new presented biological leather type that is compact layers painted/coated hence anything put on will be swiped off from our clothing

[@JustinW22294]

No fence? lol

[@juansaladzar]

This guy is wrong for best results you should always start with the passenger seat brah 😐

[@swatkin3]

Those seats aren’t leather. They are “vegan leather” also known as vinyl.

[@OutofSpecDetailing]

Literally said this in the video

[@genewcotton]

@@OutofSpecDetailing ...and you literally refer to it as leather at multiple other points, "it does soak into the pores of the actual leather here", hence the confusion. I love your content, but precision of words matter when using a product with precise instructions.

[@swatkin3]

@@OutofSpecDetailing You did say that. I didn't mean to criticize you. It's the people that market this stuff as "vegan leather", or some other name that implies that it is "leather". It is NOT leather and will not hold up over time like leather does. That doesn't prevent the marketers from making you think you are getting a 'leather seat' and charging a premium for it. A premium that is not deserved. There are a lot of people out there who think they are saving the world by not wearing leather. The simple truth is that leather is a by-product of the meat industry.. as long as people eat meat, there will be hides. If the hides are not turned into leather, dog chews, and collagen they will end up in a landfill.