Re: [FWDLK] Clear seat covers wanted

[Eastern Sierra Adjustment Svc <esierraadj@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

I graduated, if you will, from using   'fitted' mattress pads on the 
seats, to the clear covers.

My local upholstery shop had said that the clear covers would cause the 
underlying
upholstery to deteriorate (here in the hot dry SoWest).

I finally decided to install the clear seat covers when I got 
tired-enough  of seeing original  condition  cars,
at the Pomona Swap Meet,  whose ONLY deficiencies with having had seat 
covers be installed on them,
was where the seat covers may have SEPARATED at a seam, allowing 
sun/dirt/whatever to
gain access to the upholstery.

If a car's not driven very much, the seat covers are not really necessary.

If you cringe,  every time a passenger plops down on your investment,  
you should protect it,
with something.

Neil Vedder




Ron Waters wrote:
> I was also concerned about the flimsy NOS inserts on my 58 Plymouth wearing
> out after a few years. I ended up getting some white beach towels from
> Walmart for about $5 each. I leave them on the seats all the time except
> when I'm showing the car. If anyone follows up on this idea, be sure to get
> white, as some of the multicolored towels use dies that are less than
> colorfast.
>
> Ron
>
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