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Mar 24, 2015 | 06:12 PM

greatone99

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coating

just put on c quartz leather coating ,on my seats and on the door portion that is red ,suppose to make dye transfer and staining the seat virtually impossible ,and last for up to 2 year ,time will tell how good it is

Mar 24, 2015 | 06:21 PM

AndyL

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Great to see finally some Lexus owner has tried this new Car Pro product on the Nuluxe seat. Does the product make the Nuluxe softer to the touch? Thanks.

Mar 24, 2015 | 06:27 PM

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can't really tell if its softer ,but i may test the stuff on 1 of my gf junk leather boots to see how good it works,with staining.the stuff goes a long way 1 little eyedrop bottle did all the seats and all the door vinyl .the stuff is a leather and vinyl coating so should be fine .i was under the impression nuluxe is vinyl

Mar 24, 2015 | 07:45 PM

Jbreezie

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Great to see finally some Lexus owner has tried this new Car Pro product on the Nuluxe seat. Does the product make the Nuluxe softer to the touch? Thanks.

The stuff that makes it soft is Ulitma Interior guard. I'm debating on these two! I'm sure the Quartz is better as far as protection!

Mar 24, 2015 | 10:12 PM

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ceramic pro >>>>>

Mar 25, 2015 | 07:40 PM

AndyL

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ceramic pro >>>>>

How do you like ceramic pro 9H?

On the other hand, the OP actually refers to some coating applied to vinyl.

Mar 25, 2015 | 07:49 PM

AndyL

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The stuff that makes it soft is Ulitma Interior guard. I'm debating on these two! I'm sure the Quartz is better as far as protection!

One question I have in my mind is how does these coating differ from traditional vinyl and leather conditioner in terms of making the surface stay supple or prevent the surface from dry up over time?

For the plastic of the centre panel (climate control, audio and the plastic around the shifter, etc), I have used Gtechniq C6 matte dash as it claims some abrasion resistance, followed by some vinyl sealant called Jeff Werkstatt Satin Prot as Gtechniq C6 won't hide any existing swirl nor it adds any stain look (it makes the surface stay OEM look)