I have sand color leather seats. Will the backing of this come off and stick to the leather in the summer heat?
864808
I've only used these during the fall and winter, so I can't answer your question about the summer heat. I do know that the materials appear to be good quality.
864809
We only used ours during the fall and now winter. We do live in Las Vegas, NV so we'll need to keep an eye on them this summer.
864810
I have black leather seats in my car but I have not noticed the backing sticking to the leather. My husband has sand colored seats in his truck so I will keep an eye out and post back if I notice any issues.
301502
I have leather seats too. It has a strap across back to help with slipping. Also the backing is a little rough, it won't hurt your seats at all but help with slipping. I've tried a couple other kinds and this one has been the best for that.
301503
No, there is no rubber backing on the seat cover, but that's not a problem for me. I have leather seats as well. To keep the cover from slipping around (and my dogs as well), I purchased a roll of that rubber shelf lining material that stores carry in the kitchen department. It comes in various sized rolls - I got one in a length that was wide enough for the width of my seat. I roll this out on the seat, and put the seat cover on top of it. It works great - the rubber material sticks to both the seat and cover, so no slipping!
1718770
I began using this seat in mid-August last year. Their were some very hot temperatures. They had no effect on the seat. The fabric is very nice, very durable, and stays cool in hot weather.
1457947
It "might" rub off but somehow I doubt it. Test it on a scrap piece of leather- the cost to buy it is minimal, what do you lose? You might apply two coats, then use a leather cleaner or saddle soap. It won't rub off after that.
547716
It slips off of a fabric chair & couch, leather it would probably slip right off, it doesn't have the little black grips on back to hold, hope this helps
1025160
Mine came off once and I think it was because of the extreme heat but I was able to stick it right back on without any problem.
966721
I would as long as its real leather, I use it on my leather seats of my truck. It has worked fine as long as they stay dry after that, or you will have to reapply.
17226
I don't know what kind of a dog you have, but it wouldn't cover the seat. It would certainly be soft and non-slip. I always have my grandkids in the back seat and do not have leather seats. I found a plastic cover that hooked onto the headrests in the back seat, through the seat belt clips and it sure keeps my back seat cleaner. Got it at Menards, I think for under $10. I just pull the cover off and shake it off, wipe it off or vacuum the cover. Wow does it save my back seat.
1406494
I use this cover on leather seats...and it slips around quite alot. For longer trips put a dog bed on top of cover to make the hound more comfortable.
1917941
I've got leather seats and had no issues. Brand new leather at the time of install, and been using it for two months with no issues. Britax seats secure so tightly on everything (in my opinion) that I don't think any surface would be an issue. Especially if the rear anchor strap is used.
1793003
I have had this on my black leather seats (so they get extra hot) for over a year with no problems at all. It is almost a silicone type rubber material similar to the all weather floor mats you can get.
66581
I have experienced no issues with fading while using this product on my leather seats.
662634
Your seats will not darken. Great idea bring proactive about taking care of the leather in your new car! You will enjoy for years to come!!
1742347
No I don't think so. The arm itself I can't see damaging leather. In my case it's extended off the seat far enough so that piece isn't touching my seat
1714372
Depends how deep of black u need. I'd do sm. Test let it dry & wax it to see if that blends what u need. I needed gray leather for my excelad, leather seat, I had to mix to match mine, its been 2 yrs now, and it still looks good.
270103
If I was doing this repair, I would apply the adhesive liberally to the plastic seat backing, being careful not to get too close to the edges (you don't want it to ooze out around the edges of the seat backing onto the visible fabric) and secure TIGHTLY in place with rope (Place something on front of seat, and back of seat when wrapping the rope around so as not to damage the seat). Leave the windows down so the chemical odor does not impregnate the interior, and let cure for an hour or two. Probably would take less, but better safe than sorry.