UV and spill protection
As most modern interior automotive leather has a factory matte finish, we made sure that Q² Leather Coat leaves an invisible layer that does not affect the look or feel of the soft leather trim in any way. It simply coats the leather to ensure its good looks remain the same as the day you bought it. It protects against UV rays, spills, makeup, and liquids from absorbing into the pores of the leather.
Hydrophobic
Just one layer of Q² Leather Coat ensures a high level of protection, as the coating itself is hydrophobic and repels both liquids and dirt. It also provides strong protection against UV rays, allowing you to keep the freshness of colors for a long time, even in hot and sunny conditions. Q² Leather Coat is designed to protect leather from dirt, sweat, salt, and fats. Its hydrophobic properties and strong bonding to the surface help to protect against pollutants that may penetrate the structure of your trim.
Q2 Fabric Coat
Hydrophobic coating for your fabrics, great for UV and spill protection.
Leather care Kit
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Dash protection
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Multi-surface protection
Not only does it work on leather, but it also works wonders on dashboards, whether they are vinyl or leather. Will give your interior a fresh, new OEM matte look.
Tip: Cleanse leather with Q²M Leather Cleaner. Never apply without appropriate preparation of the surface. Let it dry and bond for at least 1 hour.
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GYEON Q² LeatherCoat REDEFINED – Matte Leather Protectant
GYEON Q² LeatherCoat REDEFINED is an easy-to-apply leather sealant that helps protect compatible upholstery from everyday dirt, sweat and liquids. It is particularly relevant to nappa and semi-aniline automotive leather, with a finish intended to preserve the original matte appearance and soft feel.
Use it after thorough cleaning to add protection without an oily-looking dressing. LeatherCoat is also a practical option for suitable older upholstery where an easy maintenance treatment makes more sense than a dedicated ceramic leather coating. It helps make routine care easier while keeping the focus on the leather’s existing appearance.
Key Benefits
- Liquid repellency: Helps reduce the immediate absorption of everyday spills on compatible leather.
- Daily-use protection: Guards against dirt, sweat and other common interior contamination.
- Natural finish: Designed to retain the leather’s matte appearance and comfortable feel.
- UV protection: Helps maintain the appearance of upholstery exposed to sunlight.
- Simple application: Spreads with a soft applicator or microfibre cloth.
Product Details
| Product type | Hydrophobic leather sealant |
|---|---|
| Key applications | Compatible automotive leather, including nappa and semi-aniline |
| Durability guide | Around 3 months; varies with use, cleaning and condition |
| Available sizes | 120 ml and 500 ml |
How to Use
- Check the upholstery type and test a hidden area before treating the full surface.
- Vacuum, clean with an appropriate leather cleaner and remove all cleaner residue.
- Allow the leather to dry. Apply a small amount of LeatherCoat to a soft microfibre applicator or cloth.
- Spread an even layer over one panel at a time, working carefully around stitching and perforations.
- Allow the product to settle and wipe away visible excess as needed. Let the surface dry before use.
Application Tips and Things to Watch For
Protection does not repair damaged leather or prevent every stain. Remove spills and fresh dye transfer promptly instead of leaving them on the surface because a sealant is present. Avoid saturating perforated upholstery or allowing product to pool in seams.
Check material compatibility before treating unusual, unfinished or restored leather. A small test area is especially useful on worn upholstery, where absorption and finish may differ from one panel to another.
Frequently Asked Questions
How is LeatherCoat different from LeatherShield EVO?
LeatherCoat is a convenient leather sealant with broader relevance to nappa and semi-aniline upholstery. LeatherShield EVO is a longer-lasting ceramic option for modern coated leather and excludes open-pore and semi-aniline surfaces.
Will it prevent blue-jean dye transfer?
It helps resist contamination and can reduce staining, but it does not guarantee that clothing dye will never transfer. Light-coloured, high-contact areas still benefit from regular inspection and gentle cleaning.
Does it make the seats greasy or glossy?
The intended finish is natural and matte. Apply a thin, even amount and remove excess rather than building a visibly wet layer.
Can I use it without cleaning first?
Thorough cleaning is important for even application and bonding. Applying protection over body oils or dirt can trap contamination beneath the treatment and produce inconsistent results.
When should I reapply it?
Assess the clean surface and the areas receiving the most contact. The durability guide is approximate; seat use, cleaning frequency and upholstery condition all influence how often a fresh application is useful.
Leather Shield is a full-on leather ceramic coating, whereas Leather Coat is a water-based protection spray that's easy to use and can be used to maintain and top up Leather Shield.
No, Leather Coat will give you a factory OEM matte finish.
Around 3 months per application.
Yes, it does. Not limited to leather or soft-touch material, Leather Coat can be used to coat plastics and vinyl as well.