I have a model 3 for 18 months, all good. But the Mrs is getting a Y and with kids, blue jeans, I was thinking of protecting them.
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Has anyone done the ceramic coating to the white seats?
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sandange
sandange
I'll second the Carpro, 2019 M3 , white seats
24,000 miles - 39,ooo km.
Cleaned up nice after 1 year
24,000 miles - 39,ooo km.
Cleaned up nice after 1 year
Thank you for all the feedback.
Does it affect the durability of the seats over time? Meaning break down the original material?
Should I do it myself or have someone do it?
What is the general cost for someone else to do it?
Does it affect the durability of the seats over time? Meaning break down the original material?
Should I do it myself or have someone do it?
What is the general cost for someone else to do it?
sandange
sandange
Glamisduner
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I have applied this twice now. Easier to apply than others since you just wipe it on and let it dry.
Silicon Desert
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I did the same thing with the same product on my X100 off-white seats. Did it when car was new 4 years ago and again reapplied the coating 2 years ago. Works great and saved me from permanent stains a couple times where the stains were easy to wipe off.
apples
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Ceramic Pro "interior CP leather" on all white seats and high impact areas. Very minimal use so far so I can't tell any difference, wouldn't even know it's on there. Planning on keeping clean with unscented baby wipes. Apparently old-school non-detergent soap is effective for tougher stains if that's ever necessary.
Not necessary. The seats already have coating from the factory which is why they clean so easily.
My seats look brand new after 10,000 miles wearing different jeans a lot and I have no aftermarket coating on mine. Just saying
My seats look brand new after 10,000 miles wearing different jeans a lot and I have no aftermarket coating on mine. Just saying
It should be said that not all jeans seem to transfer.
Light blue jeans like these don’t seem to transfer, or if they do, it’s so slight and slow that just a quick wash down once a month or so is enough to keep it building up...
Dark blue started to transfer and build up visually on my white seats in about four to six days...
Black jeans haven’t transferred at all... even when fairly new (I wash them at least once or twice before getting in the car). My dark blue ones I’ve washed at least ten times and they still transfer... hot water... cold water didn’t change it. Rub some standard white printer paper against the jeans, if it comes off with dye transfer than you’ll likely have that on the seats...
Light blue jeans like these don’t seem to transfer, or if they do, it’s so slight and slow that just a quick wash down once a month or so is enough to keep it building up...
Dark blue started to transfer and build up visually on my white seats in about four to six days...
Black jeans haven’t transferred at all... even when fairly new (I wash them at least once or twice before getting in the car). My dark blue ones I’ve washed at least ten times and they still transfer... hot water... cold water didn’t change it. Rub some standard white printer paper against the jeans, if it comes off with dye transfer than you’ll likely have that on the seats...
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