Leather care. Maybe try a sealant or coating?

I have always used lexol leather cleaner and conditioner on my truck and think it works great. I'm considering looking into a way to seal the leather. Carpro makes cquartz for leather but its $60. Chem guys make a serum that claims to sealfor 1-2 years.
Anyone used a coating on their leather or interior that they recommend? Thanks
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Vehicle Leather is already coated in plastic to protect it from the rigors of automotive use.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/guidet.../myths-about-leather-car-upholstery-care/amp/

 

Haven’t tried anything like this at all.

 

I would worry about sealant reducing the "breathability" of the leather; sealant may make your leather feel more like vinyl.

Old school leather care since the days of British open roadsters: My black leather never saw much use, so the cleaner went unused.

 

Never used any type of a sealant on leather.....only ever cleaned (McKees Leather shampoo or Wolfgang leather cleaner) and then conditioned it. I did, however, pick up this handy little cleaning tool:

 

Had great success with Leatherique apply yearly when it’s hot. Keeps leather soft and the cleaner works wonders. Application takes time.

 

I do Meguir's Cleaner and Conditioner twice a year and my leather looks great. I'm not sure you need to seal it. Pretty sure it's all synthetic leather anyhow and has a coating on it already like was pointed out above. You might be overthinking it

 

^ This. I recently bought the Leatherique kit and while it is time consuming I have never had better results. Made my platinum seats better than new almost. It works well enough that I don't see myself changing anytime soon.

 

Used my lexol cleaner and then conditioner like I have in the past. Always comes out looking and feeling good. When this stuff runs out, I'll try a new brand.

 

I wipe down with 303 every once in a while. I would not use a sealer. Like others said leather needs to breathe. Uphostery dude that made a tonneua cover me showed me a caddy he was redoing for a dude that religiously used Armorall. It sealed the pores and leather could not breathe. I threw my Amorall away after seeing that.