Is this product good for use on vinyl seats? Most reviews are just on the dash and trim. Any answers would be helpful! Thanks!
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I only ever used it on the dash, trim, and doors. My seats are fabric, so I just use a vacuum for them. I use it for my center console too, which is just plastic, and it also works well. I just use an extra rag to get rid of any dampness on the plastic console. The vinyl siding on my doors is different than that of the dash and it seems to still work great. It makes my car look like it's still brand new. One thing to take into counsiderstion is, even the most minor misses when using the wipes will be noticed once it dries. Good luck!
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I only ever used it on the dash, trim, and doors. My seats are fabric, so I just use a vacuum for them. I use it for my center console too, which is just plastic, and it also works well. I just use an extra rag to get rid of any dampness on the plastic console.The vinyl siding on my doors is different than that of the dash and it seems to still work great. It makes my car look like it's still brand new. One thing to take into counsiderstion is, even the most minor misses when using the wipes will be noticed once it dries.Good luck!
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I use it on the vinyl seats in our boat and it works fine.I also use it on rubber molding to bring back the shine and "newness".The product works on a variety of surfaces.
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I don't see why there would be a problem. It is in a wipe that you can use on anything vinyl like.
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It is good on vinyl seats but not as a cleaner but as a protectant against the sun, heat and cold. I first clean them with armor-all and then I wipe them with these. So far so good.
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Since I don't have vinyl seats in my vehicle, I don't know. I've only used it on the dash, trim, and to dress tires.Be sure to read the fine print and consider asking a professional car detailer. In my experience, this is the best product for vinyl surfaces.Good luck!
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I have vinyl seats so I don't know, but I'll bet it works great! I used it on my suede shoes, microfibre couch, bedspread, etc and it works great on all of them.We have long hair cats and this works better than anything else we have for picking up hair.
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I would definitely use this on your auto seats except it's important that your seats are completely free of dust and dirt before applying. If you should purchase the conditioner include the cleaner with your order.
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I use it on my leather seats with success. One important note, you should get a mighty tite or else you will have a really hard time getting the car seat secure (the protector will slide around on the leather--it's almost impossible to secure by hand, but the mighty rite will crank it down well.)
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It can be used on vinyl, but for the money there are probably cheaper alternatives. Works well on leather for the price.
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Hi Diesel - We would definitely recommend using Leather Afterlife after your seats have been resprayed.THANKS!The Leather Afterlife Team at Intervine
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Ours is used on a 1950s dinette chair with the vinyl cushioned seat. It can be used on an upholstered seat but I would not recommend it unless your seat cushion already need to be redone. The booster compresses the foam and flattens it over time. If you remove it between uses you should be fine but who really does this multiple times a day with a toddler in the house?! I hope this helps. If not let me know how I can better help you.
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U cant put on the metal part of car.any vinyl trim plastic or rubber.can be used on dash leather.just no painted surfaces.
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Although I haven't used it for this purpose, i would expect if to perform well. I've only used it on my vinyl spa cover that bakes in the AZ sun. I've also used it on the vinyl strips on the hot tub steps to keep them from drying out. This product has many uses and so far is the best for vinyl
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As long as your couch is not faux suede, then Vinylex would work well. Keep in mind that you'll have a slick, shiny surface when you use this product. But the product absorbs pretty well, and if you don't like the shiny coating you can wipe it down. Vinylex's leather conditioner is a good product too, but it's made for real leather and it also leaves a very shiny surface. In my experience, the spray on leather conditioners tend to be less shiny if that's a concern.
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You should be able to. I just don't know how long it will last. Just make sure you clean it real good first. I used it on vinyl material for a motorcycle seat; it looks good. I don't know if it will stay there after a lot of usage. It's only been 3 months; but he hasn't said anything.
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I am a little confused on what you mean "between the windows and the trailer"???? This vinyl trim as far as I know is NOT used to seal anything. It is only vinyl and the intention is not to "seal" as far as I know. I did replace my trim on my rig and it looks great after I did that. It is used just to replace trim on the trailer molding if you have them on your unit. Its usually used to replaced damage or just old vinyl trim. I would not use this for sealing anything. This vinyl is very thin and flexible. It does come in different width. Not sure if it comes indifferent color. Hope this helps. Sorry if this is not what you wanted to here......... I am a little confused on what you mean "between the windows and the trailer"???? This vinyl trim as far as I know is NOT used to seal anything. It is only vinyl and the intention is not to "seal" as far as I know. I did replace my trim on my rig and it looks great after I did that. It is used just to replace trim on the trailer molding if you have them on your unit. Its usually used to replaced damage or just old vinyl trim. I would not use this for sealing anything. This vinyl is very thin and flexible. It does come in different width. Not sure if it comes indifferent... » Read More I am a little confused on what you mean "between the windows and the trailer"???? This vinyl trim as far as I know is NOT used to seal anything. It is only vinyl and the intention is not to "seal" as far as I know. I did replace my trim on my rig and it looks great after I did that. It is used just to replace trim on the trailer molding if you have them on your unit. Its usually used to replaced damage or just old vinyl trim. I would not use this for sealing anything. This vinyl is very thin and flexible. It does come in different width. Not sure if it comes indifferent color. Hope this helps. Sorry if this is not what you wanted to here......... « Show Less
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Hi Debbie, I'm a consumer like you who happened to have bought the Camco Vinyl Trim Insert product. I've helped some other potential buyers who have had questions and thus my reason for writing you. It's difficult to answer your question because of some variables only you may know. Let's start with your current trim. How is it affixed to your RV wall. This trim from Camco was manufactured to replace trim found in a metal trim rail, usually run along the RV exterior. Installation is simple, once you pull out the old trim with a screw driver or other tool. The new trim strip bends with your fingers in half down the middle, across its 1" width, and pushes down into the RV metal trim rail. When you release your fingers the trim expands into the U shaped trim rail channel and allows the trim to hold fast in a slightly bowed shape. The very outside edges are slightly thicker which help anchor it in the railing. I'm not familiar with trim channeled railing being used on RV interiors. This trim is about 1/16" thick and an 1" wide. Its soft and flexible and perhaps could be used for your application with out a railing by applying an adhesive to one side or putting small finish nails to hold it place. Hope my words help you! PS. I'm married to a Debbie, I find them great folks!!! :-) Regards, Dan
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Only used on my leather jacket. Don't know about car seats. Better contact the manufacturer.
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We used it on pontoon boat seats in May, and it still looks super great!! It's soft and pliable like the original vinyl, and so far, no cracks, or anything bad. Bought 2 more cans, to finish the seats!!! Our friends thought that we bought new vinyl and were all amazed that we just painted them. I will have to wait till next summer, to see how it looks after a long winter in storage.
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Sandy, I think it would work great. I am using mine for the spring covers on old vw bug seats. It seems to me to be good stuff. Dave W.
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I would not use it for either application. It is too aggressive for clear coated paint. It is not appropriate for vinyl bumpers either, although it would probably really clean it, it would also remove any texture. Stick with products that are made for those specific purposes and you will have better results.