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Finally got around to coating the new car's leather. Bought a CX-9 with black leather and with a baby about to join the family it was both my last opportunity to get a bit of time on the car as well as prepare the leather from the onslaught of fluids and foods a baby can offer.
I used Oakwood Leather Cleaner, a detailing brush and a few microfiber cloths to get the leather prepped. After that, applying the Gyeon product was straight forward. I've watched a few videos on YouTube about techniques etc for getting the job done but essentially you could follow the instructions on the box. The only issue I found with the instructions was using the foam applicator and cloth as a combo exclusively won't get into all the little crevices of the leather detail. This can be worked around using the cloth only and certainly isn't a Nobel Prize winning revelation, but it got the job done.
Super happy with the result, leather looks better than it did when I got the car new so what more can I say. On a side note, I ended up using less than half of the 50mL bottle on a seven seater SUV plus leather trims so as far as value for money goes it's a win win.
I used Oakwood Leather Cleaner, a detailing brush and a few microfiber cloths to get the leather prepped. After that, applying the Gyeon product was straight forward. I've watched a few videos on YouTube about techniques etc for getting the job done but essentially you could follow the instructions on the box. The only issue I found with the instructions was using the foam applicator and cloth as a combo exclusively won't get into all the little crevices of the leather detail. This can be worked around using the cloth only and certainly isn't a Nobel Prize winning revelation, but it got the job done.
Super happy with the result, leather looks better than it did when I got the car new so what more can I say. On a side note, I ended up using less than half of the 50mL bottle on a seven seater SUV plus leather trims so as far as value for money goes it's a win win.
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