Everything is a trade off: I happen to LOVE how the clear seat covers
protected my precious upholsery from a certain cut/rip, at some unknown
time, when I (apparently) sat down on the seat with something hard and
pointy sticking out of a pocket.
Nast little permanent-partial depression in the clear vinyl.
I also love how the plastic allows the occupants to SLIDE onto, across,
and out of the seats, instead of GRINDING into them.
The vinyl seat covers also tend to reinforce the upholstery, firming up
their support.
The clear vinyl also brightens up the interior, creating a reflective
appearance like a clear-coat on exterior paintwork.
I don't park in direct sunlight, so the seats rarely get sticky; when
they're newly installed, the vinyl can be tacky-sticky, but that
condition fairly quickly goes away, and the vinyl ends up feeling like
an all-vinyl OEM interior.
I'm sorry, what was the down-side, to them, again? Oh yeah; they can
get sticky in the summertime--LOLOLOL
Neil Vedder
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- From: Brent Burger <cgico@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 8 Sep 2008 02:36:35 +0000
I always loved the way I stuck to the seats of my grandparent's cars in the summer because of those clear plastic covers. Kinda like early Velcro ! ;-D
B.
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