Car Seat and Leather Seat
05-16-2011, 10:51 PM
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Car Seat and Leather Seat
How do you protect the car seat from digging into the leather over time? I was thinking of adding some kind of plastic padding along the bottom edge of the car seat. Any ideas?
05-16-2011, 11:50 PM
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you can put down towels or pillows or you can buy seat protectors for that exact purpose!
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I've tried several different seat protectors over the last 9 years. A lot of them don't do much at all for keeping the seat from getting depressions in it. (I suppose a towel would probably fall into that category.) They may help to keep a spill off the seat, but that's about it.
The one that I like the best, and still use for my son's booster seat is a simple one-piece rubber mat. It's made by Prince Lionheart, but I don't think they make this one any longer. It's made of a thick, heavy rubber that does a great job of keeping the seats looking like new.
I just traded in our Lexus GX about two weeks ago (with beige leather). That truck had at least one, sometimes two car seats in the back for the last 4 years, and the back seat still looked like new.
The one that I like the best, and still use for my son's booster seat is a simple one-piece rubber mat. It's made by Prince Lionheart, but I don't think they make this one any longer. It's made of a thick, heavy rubber that does a great job of keeping the seats looking like new.
I just traded in our Lexus GX about two weeks ago (with beige leather). That truck had at least one, sometimes two car seats in the back for the last 4 years, and the back seat still looked like new.
05-17-2011, 10:28 PM
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I've tried several different seat protectors over the last 9 years. A lot of them don't do much at all for keeping the seat from getting depressions in it. (I suppose a towel would probably fall into that category.) They may help to keep a spill off the seat, but that's about it.
The one that I like the best, and still use for my son's booster seat is a simple one-piece rubber mat. It's made by Prince Lionheart, but I don't think they make this one any longer. It's made of a thick, heavy rubber that does a great job of keeping the seats looking like new.
I just traded in our Lexus GX about two weeks ago (with beige leather). That truck had at least one, sometimes two car seats in the back for the last 4 years, and the back seat still looked like new.
The one that I like the best, and still use for my son's booster seat is a simple one-piece rubber mat. It's made by Prince Lionheart, but I don't think they make this one any longer. It's made of a thick, heavy rubber that does a great job of keeping the seats looking like new.
I just traded in our Lexus GX about two weeks ago (with beige leather). That truck had at least one, sometimes two car seats in the back for the last 4 years, and the back seat still looked like new.
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