What to use to protect Tesla White seats?

[The Guz]

The Guz, correct me if I’m wrong but didn’t you also test CQuartz Leather 2.0?

Yes I am.

[dgage]

Yes I am.

Thanks so it is telling that you recommend Colourlock.

[The Guz]

Thanks so it is telling that you recommend Colourlock.

I didn't say Cquartz Leather is a bad product. People look for easy to use products and newbies are often intimidated by coatings.

[dgage]

I didn't say Cquartz Leather is a bad product. People look for easy to use products and newbies are often intimidated by coatings.

Good point. Read too much into that one.

[TTQ B4U]

Tesla white leather is fake leather. Holds up VERY well to stains and dirt and cleans easily. I've several friends that have it and none even notice any dye transfer. That said, LeatherMasters Barrier is a good product and I've used it on them.

[damonb10]

Tesla does not use real leather for their seats. They moved to a leather-free vegan interior a couple years ago.

Not sure how much that matters as it relates to protection. And you do not get the same "feel" out of these seats as leather (or plastic coated leather).

I wipe mine down with Meguiar's QID.

I use megs quick interior detailer on both our vehicles leather seats on a regular basis as well. Both our vehicles have light colored leather - one beige and one very light gray. Using that product on a regular basis and the seats look like new, feel great, and no dye transfer.

[joebruin77]

I have a Model 3 with the white seats. They hold up extremely well. To keep them clean, I use Mckees 37 interior cleaner to wipe down the seats once a week. To protect them, I actually applied a ceramic-spray sealant to the seats and it seems to have worked well. After 2+ years, the seats look just as good as the day I took delivery of the car.