Has anyone used this on car seats? Will it make seats stiff or slick?
1526821
I would not try it.... boots and shoes for water/snow protection only. Proper use requires heating boots or shoes first.
1526822
I haven't but if you apply to thick it will be way to slippery and small particles will get stuck to it
1704873
My car has leather seats and I have not had any problems with the summer infant duomat. It really does protect our leather seats. Hope this answers your question.
736896
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.
1819392
I used it in our Expedition Eddie Bauer Edition which has cream colored leather seats....didn't harm them at all!
934243
Hi,I have used this cleaner for my chaps and other leather but the car leather seats. It does very good job cleaning it and we never had any issues with leather staining or getting damaged. You need to make sure that you apply leather protector too after you use cleaner.
2078084
I use it on my driver's seatbelt to prevent the "cross piece" from rubbing my neck. Once installed, after use most of the belt retracts up to the clip - which is great because I don't have to re-adjust every time I use it. However, a different size driver would have to undo the clip before using. I'm not sure about the child car seat ..... but the good thing is that it's metal & won't break.
529739
As the other responder said , It can make things litttle slippery. This stuff will also transfer a little to your hands from your grips. . All grips ands levers come into play. Just use common sense when using it. It does a great job if you read the directions.
633731
I don't have an alternative for you, however wanted to say that I have black leather seats in a black car and I live in a city where it reaches 110 degrees easy in the summer. I have had this seat cover for over a year and have removed it several times and never had any issues with it melting to the seats. Its worked wonders and I have one in every car for every car seat.
979952
I used this 1 time on my jj cole car seat and I didn't like it...it covers but I think it's just made small the manufacturer needs to make it better.... I thought it was gonna be more convieniant to use but it wasn't I wouldn't waste the money again!!!
423025
I have leather seats in my car, so I'm not sure. I know it works GREAT on my furniture. Much better than the gadget by Pledge.
2200694
Only used on my leather jacket. Don't know about car seats. Better contact the manufacturer.
2077669
We have leather seats and it works great. we really were going to return the car seat until we got the adjuster!
1745837
Well, I'm no expert but it works well on my car. I like it better than any other product that I have used. It doesn't seem to be abrasive as rubbing compound, for example.
1299440
It's not slippery at all against leather seats. It's a nice firm, snug fit on my leather seats. The backing is the same as the front material in I remember right from when I installed it.
1877949
It's a slick type of material so it does a little. If I place it on the seat of my car it tends to slide off the seat. I hope that helps!
1406495
My car seat is fabric, not leather. It stays well on the fabric (I have a 83 lbs boxer, he never sits still during the rides, either).
747215
I believe so. I have never tried it on car seats; I just use it on leather gloves and boots. If your seats are dry and flaky, I would give it a shot, maybe on a small part on the side first.