we have a 2007 Toyota Prius with a cloth interior. Has anyone out there used this on the interior upholstery of an automobile to protect cloth seats?
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This produce mostly is recommended for canvas and boat and car covers as water repelant. When you apply the product looks greasy. Do not use it on cloth seats.
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Honestly not sure but I can tell you that we've used this stuff on microfiber couches, suede bar stools, and upholstered dining room chairs. Its amazing stuff!! This probably doesn't help you for the VW though - sorry.
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I'm not sure- I bought it to use in my car because the interior is a a mesh like material, it works alright for that, not as well as I had hoped. Clothing is different material all together and it may work better for that.
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Sorry, for the late response. Unfortunately I have no idea. I bought it for my husband for his Toyota truck. We actually returned it bc it actually looked too small. Sooo...maybe it would look fine in the Prius?? Just not sure it will 'fit'.
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It's possible. I used it on the convertible top on my Miata and it has held up. On your cushion you;ll have to understand that the repair won't be pretty - this stuff is glossy. You, I assume have a hole worn through or maybe a crease from where the cushion has been sat on. I would try this for sure on it but try to make sure the cushion is somewhere that will get less use than it currently does. That is to say if it is on one side of the sofa that always has someone sitting and the other side gets less use then swap cushions from side to side just as a safety measure. Good Luck. This stuff is pretty good. It's possible. I used it on the convertible top on my Miata and it has held up. On your cushion you;ll have to understand that the repair won't be pretty - this stuff is glossy. You, I assume have a hole worn through or maybe a crease from where the cushion has been sat on. I would try this for sure on it but try to make sure the cushion is somewhere that will get less use than it currently does. That is to say if it is on one side of the sofa that always has someone sitting and the other side gets less use then swap cushions from side to side just as a safety measure. Good Luck. This stuff... » Read More It's possible. I used it on the convertible top on my Miata and it has held up. On your cushion you;ll have to understand that the repair won't be pretty - this stuff is glossy. You, I assume have a hole worn through or maybe a crease from where the cushion has been sat on. I would try this for sure on it but try to make sure the cushion is somewhere that will get less use than it currently does. That is to say if it is on one side of the sofa that always has someone sitting and the other side gets less use then swap cushions from side to side just as a safety measure. Good Luck. This stuff is pretty good. « Show Less
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This can be used on Chrome inside the car, but the results are extremely streaky unless you use a microfibre cloth in which it buffs it out to a shine. I will add, I expereienced less than desirable results on the leather dash of my Ford F150 and Honda Accord when compared to Armorall as the premier wipe for me. I am a Meguire supporter all the way in all of their other products, but this product seemed to be lacking as the finishes of both vehicles in the interior were dull when compared to Amorall, the positive was the dust collection wasnt as bad as with Amorall on the interior dash and other areas. This can be used on Chrome inside the car, but the results are extremely streaky unless you use a microfibre cloth in which it buffs it out to a shine. I will add, I expereienced less than desirable results on the leather dash of my Ford F150 and Honda Accord when compared to Armorall as the premier wipe for me. I am a Meguire supporter all the way in all of their other products, but this product seemed to be lacking as the finishes of both vehicles in the interior were dull when compared to Amorall, the positive was the dust collection wasnt as bad as with Amorall on the interior dash and... » Read More This can be used on Chrome inside the car, but the results are extremely streaky unless you use a microfibre cloth in which it buffs it out to a shine. I will add, I expereienced less than desirable results on the leather dash of my Ford F150 and Honda Accord when compared to Armorall as the premier wipe for me. I am a Meguire supporter all the way in all of their other products, but this product seemed to be lacking as the finishes of both vehicles in the interior were dull when compared to Amorall, the positive was the dust collection wasnt as bad as with Amorall on the interior dash and other areas. « Show Less
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I know i am replying to an old question, still worth it if it helps any new parents. I have used a similar product in the past (4 years and counting) and these type of seat protectors won't prevent the "indentations" simply because those have to do with weight. These are for protecting the leather/cloth seats from scratches/tears/scuffs as well as spills.
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This is a fabric protector not a cleaner.This product is applied to upholstery before any spills etc. happen.
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I would say thus does a good jobif protecting the leather seats, I use it in my X5. My child seat no longer slide around
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It will work fine if your car seat is front-facing. If the seat is rear-facing, then you need to add something to the top of the protector to hold it in place. We sewed a flat strap with a plastic loop to each side of the top of the seat protector (already had one lying around the house). Put that around the headrest to keep it in place. I love the protector on my fabric seats. We just bought a leather upholstered car, and I am concerned about the reports of the plastic backing melting into the leather seats -- may have to find a different option for that vehicle.
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I bought a pair of front mud guards and another pair of rear ones for my 2013 Prius V. They not only look good, but also work as they are designed to work. I think they are worth my money. Tom
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I used one of those big sponges you use to wash your car because that was what I had. It worked well becaus it was so big. I was able to do a couch and a love seat with it. I rinsed it out when I was done and I wouldn't use it again until it was dry. Does that answer your question? I remember also using paper towel for something in addition to the sponge. Sorry, it was a long time ago. It brightens up the leather, less dullness hiding a lot scuffs, etc.
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I don't know because I did not test it on my headliner. I think it's mainly for cloth upholstery, but am not sure. I would Google "how to clean vinyl headline in a car". Good luck.
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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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It has for me. I have them in two vehicles with leather seats and they work great. One is for my son's bolster chair and the other protects my infants car seat. I've been using them for about 3 years now.
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I've never tried it as my car floor mats are vinyl but I don't see why it wouldn't remove if yours are cloth.
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Hell Yeah man! we love our covers and they work amazing with carseats. We have two messy princesses and they clean up real nice with just a clorox wipe or even a baby wipe.