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I have cloth seats in my jeep. I keep the top down most of the time. Looking for a product that will protect the seats. Any suggestions? Also, my dog slobber has gotten on some of my backseat - what does everyone use to clean cloth seats?

Thanks
 
CaneJeep said:
I have cloth seats in my jeep. I keep the top down most of the time. Looking for a product that will protect the seats. Any suggestions? Also, my dog slobber has gotten on some of my backseat - what does everyone use to clean cloth seats?

Thanks
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Scotchgaurd the crap outum while there still new ;)

Varies methods are used for cleaning. On a Jeep I would probally just yank them out and pressure wash if they looked funky

Do you have airbags in the seat?
 
Throw some teraflex or wet okole seat cover on them....worth every penny with the top down.
 
Subscribed. Need to find something for mine as well hehe. I just wiped out my interior after my last offroad trip and I think it was just as dusty as the outside was. Smack the carpet on the back of the rear seat and get a nice cloud of dust (4 door and they stay laid down all the time).
 
JonMiles said:
Throw some teraflex or wet okole seat cover on them....worth every penny with the top down.
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Good idea! All the popular kids are putting these on their seats now

flyinion said:
Subscribed. Need to find something for mine as well hehe. I just wiped out my interior after my last offroad trip and I think it was just as dusty as the outside was. Smack the carpet on the back of the rear seat and get a nice cloud of dust (4 door and they stay laid down all the time).
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Keep them vacumed often and wipe them down with a semi wet towel occasionaly untill you get the covers mentioned above
 
Hmmm, so where does one find the teraflex covers? I thought teraflex was a suspension parts company and that's all I find on their website as well. The Okole ones look nice but $$$$ and I'm trying to remember what I read on some of the Jeep forums about neoprene covers.
 
flyinion said:
Hmmm, so where does one find the teraflex covers? I thought teraflex was a suspension parts company and that's all I find on their website as well. The Okole ones look nice but $$$$ and I'm trying to remember what I read on some of the Jeep forums about neoprene covers.
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Sorry bout the misinformation...meant to say Smittybilt

I have the okole's in mine right now
 
JonMiles said:
Sorry bout the misinformation...meant to say Smittybilt

I have the okole's in mine right now
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Ah, how does the neoprene do in hot weather? Do you end up with perpetual swamp"butt"? I've heard that's an issue with them since they don't breathe as well as cloth. Someone on one of the Jeep forums mentioned it and was recommending Coverking's spacer mesh fabric instead.
 
for a jeep i would suggest seat covers, however id go with the more expensive fitted covers can even get them to match factory with some companys. then for those id spray 303 high tech fabric guard on them(or neverwet whenever it gets released!) to clean fabric seats i do a mist of 20:1 APC and a steam cleaner.
 
303 Fabric protectant. Ive got white clothes seats in my kitchen. I used this product, a few weeks later my nephew spilled spaghetti sauce on them. Came off like it was nothing.
 
A-train said:
303 Fabric protectant. Ive got white clothes seats in my kitchen. I used this product, a few weeks later my nephew spilled spaghetti sauce on them. Came off like it was nothing.
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+1
Best stuff on the market, period.
 
A-train said:
303 Fabric protectant. Ive got white clothes seats in my kitchen. I used this product, a few weeks later my nephew spilled spaghetti sauce on them. Came off like it was nothing.
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Thats what I use in my wifes camry. Her cousins have spilled chocolate milk and all kinds of other liquids back there that I've been able to clean relatively easily.
 
CaneJeep said:
Do you like these?
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I would avoid them. If you check around over on WF you'll see a lot of the guys reporting that they fall apart. Stitching ripping out of the straps that secure them to the seats, etc. Seems like Smittybilt has some quality control issues compared to some of the other brands.
 
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