Interior Ceramic Coating
R 720.00
- Ceramic protection for leather and fabric
- Repels spills and blocks dye transfer
- Leaves a clean, non-greasy natural finish
- 30ml professional-grade formula
- Ceramic barrier repels spills and dye transfer
- Liquids bead and wipe away on leather and fabric
- Non-greasy finish, no change to texture or feel
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- Fast delivery2-4 business days
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Interior Protection
Ceramic defence for every surface you sit on
CarLayer Interior Ceramic Coating bonds to leather and fabric at a molecular level, forming a hydrophobic shell that causes spills to bead and lift instead of soaking in. Dye transfer from dark clothing, a constant problem on light interiors, is blocked before it can stain.
Why CarLayer Interior Ceramic
Built for what your interior takes every day
Spills, dye transfer, and grime met with a ceramic barrier.
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Blocks Dye Transfer
Prevents colour migration from clothing onto leather and fabric surfaces.
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Hydrophobic Barrier
Liquids bead up and wipe away cleanly rather than soaking into fabric or leather grain.
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Natural Finish
Cures without a greasy or plastic feel, leaving the original look and texture intact.
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Lasting Bond
Ceramic chemistry bonds to the surface for longer-lasting protection than conventional sprays.
How It Stacks Up
CarLayer Ceramic vs. a standard fabric protector
Fabric and leather protector sprays do a basic job, but they are not ceramic. Here is how CarLayer Interior Ceramic Coating compares on the things that matter for interior protection.
| Feature | DetailerSA | Alternative |
|---|---|---|
| Ceramic bonding to surface | Yes | No |
| Hydrophobic liquid repellency | Yes | Yes |
| Blocks dye transfer from clothing | Yes | No |
| Non-greasy, natural finish | Yes | Yes |
| Compatible with leather and fabric | Yes | Yes |
| Long-term durability beyond a few weeks | Yes | No |
Natural Feel, Real Results
Protected without the greasy, plastic look
Unlike silicone-based dressings that leave seats looking slick and smelling synthetic, this coating cures to a clean, natural finish that preserves the original texture and appearance of your leather or fabric. Your interior looks after itself, not dressed up.
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Questions
Frequently asked
Which surfaces can I use this coating on?
CarLayer Interior Ceramic Coating is formulated for leather seats, fabric upholstery, door panels, and similar interior trim surfaces. It is not intended for glass, painted exterior panels, or rubber weatherstripping.
How do I apply it correctly?
Start with a fully clean and dry surface. Apply a small amount of the coating to a foam or microfibre applicator and work it evenly into the surface in overlapping passes. Allow to flash before buffing off any excess with a clean microfibre cloth.
What is the flash time and cure time?
Flash time will vary depending on ambient temperature and humidity, but generally allow a few minutes before wiping. Full cure requires keeping the interior dry and avoiding heavy contact for at least 24 hours after application.
How long does the protection last?
Durability depends on how the interior is used and how often it is cleaned, but ceramic coatings on interior surfaces typically outlast conventional fabric protectors or leather conditioners by a significant margin. Reapplication when water no longer beads is a reliable guide.
Will it change the look or feel of my leather or fabric?
No. CarLayer Interior Ceramic Coating is specifically designed to leave a natural, non-greasy finish. It enhances without altering the appearance, texture, or suppleness of the surface it is applied to.
How much product does 30ml cover?
A 30ml bottle is sufficient to coat a full set of seats and door panels in most passenger vehicles when applied economically with a foam applicator. Heavier or more porous fabric may use slightly more product.
Can I layer this coating for added protection?
Yes, a second layer can be applied once the first has fully cured. Allow the full cure window to pass between coats to ensure proper bonding rather than just stacking product on a soft surface.
Does this replace a leather conditioner?
This coating protects and seals rather than conditions. If your leather needs moisturising or conditioning, treat it with an appropriate leather conditioner first and allow it to absorb fully before applying the ceramic coating on top.