mormonboy

i just got some new bucket seats for my car. I was just wondering if theres anything out there that you can spray onto the seats to help protect it from the elements (water, UV rays, etc).

i know theres stuff for leather to help protect it, but what bout cloth material?

thanks.

DaveSi677

I think 3M makes a product to actually does that. I'll see if I can find something on that.

DaveSi677

take a look at this:

http://solutions.3m.com/wps/po...otive/

Also look around there you could find something that protect's furniture fabric which could be used for cars too.

allricedout

go to a car dealership and ask for some "fabric guard" they get it from quality wholesellers....

mormonboy

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: On what surfaces can I use Scotchgard™ Protector for Automotive Upholstery?

A: You can use it on your auto’s cloth upholstery as well as the carpeting and matting. Always check for colorfastness first by testing in an inconspicuous area.

Q: How often should I reapply?

A: With wear from dirt and traffic, the upholstery and carpet's protection wears away with time. The more traffic and/or dirt, the faster it wears. Also, if you use any cleaners on your upholstery or carpet, this can diminish the effectiveness of the protector. We recommend reapplying Scotchgard protector after every cleaning.

Q: How long does it take to dry?

A: Under average temperature conditions (70 degrees F, 50% Humidity), upholstery should dry in four to six hours. Longer dry times could occur under the following conditions: colder temperatures, more humid conditions, or heavy applications. Providing for proper ventilation for the product will also provide a quicker dry time in most conditions.

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