Anyone Know how to remove Gyeon leather Coating?

I own a detailing facility here in Canada (@thedragasautogallery) and we use the same Gyeon Leather coating.

Is it possible for you to tell me how soon after you had noticed the finish, that he had tried to rectify it and what products were used?

My first thought, much like an exterior ceramic coating on paint, would be to use more coating. I know that sounds counter intuitive, but it appears that he had put it on and didn't 'rub to a finish' if that makes sense. Using the new coating to activate the already existing coating will enable it to blend together.

Do in smaller sections, apply to a microfiber applicator, apply to intended section then buff clean/dry with a fresh microfiber and then move on to another part of the seat. Start at the top of the seat and work your way down.

Hope that helps, feel free to respond with any other questions if I can be of any assistance.

 

Try Carpros new Inside (thats the name of it) leather Clener and this microfiber detailing brush you get on Amazon.

Inside sprays out like a foam. It's works very well.

Doubt Gyeon will recommend a competitive product.

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Replied in PM as well. But I do also agree with the use of that brush. I perhaps wouldn't try CarPro just yet. I can't comment on its effectiveness as I've never use it, but rather incase someone from Gyeon were to ask, they may immediately brush you off saying you have used an 'alternate product, we take no responsibility' etc.

Not saying they would, but better to air on the side of caution.

 

I've used CarPro Inisde and it works really good. CarPro does a good job. Just a little expensive. But not too expensive


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I had the same issue with Gyeon Leather Coat leaves shiny and dull marks on the leather.

 

After you remove it, consider using Carpro Inside to clean (about 1 time every 12 months) and then CarPro PERL every 2-3 monthsdiluted with water at 1 to 4 parts water. It takes very little time. Your leather is actually plastic coated and should be treated as plastic trim. In between all of tbis, I just use a quick detailer to wipe off dust. Most people don't understand modern car leather. PERL stands for Plastic, engine, rubber leather and it does it all depending on the dilution ratio.

Install UV and IR heat blocking tint including on the windshield. Xpel prime Xr plus is probably the best technology at this time. No detailing product will completely protect over time even if it has UV blockers built in. So the tint does more to protect the interior.

 

So you used the yellow scrub brush too I send you a picture of?

On a exterior ceramic coat you use things like degreasers and rubbing alcohol to remove. But I am afraid that if you start using more agressive chemicals, it could permanently ruin the leather. CarPro Inside is safe, but it's pretty strong. I know that on exterior coatings you have to polish off ceramics which speaks how they stay on.

I thought you were working with Gyeon on this? What have they said. I feel for you. So frustrating

Here is something i found for you. Time may be the best solution.

.https://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/ask-mike-phillips-your-detailing-questions-/127000-can-carpros-leather-coating-applied-over-gtechniqs-leather-guard-2.html

 

I showed my detailer the pics . He said it looked like an install issue and suspects the detsiler may have not followed instructions properly or even spilled some excess on your seats. He said you can apply more product to even it out or use your seats and let time fix it. He said anything else may ruin your leather.



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