can i use this on my car seats i have a convertable and dont want sun to discolor my black seats
1977665
I would test it on an inconspicuous area first if possible. It made some of my daughter's clothing splotchy,
97033
Each Model is Made for the Year and Type of Seats, so if you specify the year and model you should not have a issue. If they are exposed to direct sun all the time they are going to fade like any material. Of Course Color matters here, Red would fade the most and grey the least. All I am saying is nothing can resist the sun indefinitely.
368750
Throw it away, this stuff is junk. This stuff is expensive and you think it would be good, but it's not. I have a black car and when I am done it looks really good but one day out in the sun and this film appears on the paint out of no where.
691587
Hi Bo, Yes, it definitely will work for your light colored leather car seats and add longevity. We do recommend that you do a small patch test first to ensure that the results are to your liking.Regards,AJ - Leather Nova
1714373
I had a dark Grey Leather seats in my Prius with a lot of scrapes that were white. I thought it would be Black with a little White. I used one Black cup and a about ⅔ White cup. It did an excellent color match and the scratches disappeared. I did this before I traded it for a new 2013 car. It made the seats look almost new again. I put two coats on it.
778207
Yes! if you leave it in the car or in direct sun, it will melt. It won't melt completely at room temperature or in a warm room if you use something like beeswax to keep it solid, but I always tell my customers to make sure they don't leave them in the car in the summer. Or in their pocket.
577788
I don't see why not. I used it on a nylon roof cargo bag for my car. It was heavy duty and already water "resistant", but I think it really helped driving through the snow and rain in the mid/north west USA. I have only need to use my cargo bag a few times since I bought it so the color hasn't started to fade. But the product does block UV which is the main reason of fading fabrics/plastics.
66581
I have experienced no issues with fading while using this product on my leather seats.
2266018
As its statement, it should be used as a night cream. There should be no chance for you to see sunshine. Don't recommend use the chemical under daylight to induce further sun spit in my opinion.
1257611
You can which is exactly what I used it in. Its just ok. What works much better is Sunshine Polishing Cloth's.
1430031
I used it on my Lincoln with perforated black leather & it was OK. The leather looked really good after this stuff. I used only a very small amount of the cleaner and the conditioner and didn't load the stuff on there. I believe the conditioner was thicker so use a small amount on the applicator and rub it onto the leather. I wouldn't put it directly on the seats.
718427
similar but this will make fenders black again that have sun damage. I use both..
1655951
No. This browning lotion is not a sunless lotion. If you apply this lotion without going into the sun when you shower, it will all come off and you will be left where you started. It should be used either in a tanning bed or when outside in the sun. I also wouldn't recommend wearing this lotion out or with clothing as it is greasy and will stain fabric.
1018172
i have never tried to. i used it all the way from michigan to florida over a two day period and driving south i had the sun on the passenger side and unable to view screens until i bought this product which worked perfectly.
1624858
Well I brought this product in NYC during the winter so I haven't used it in strong sunlight yet.. Well to be honest I stick mine in my glove box when I'm not using it.. As long as you have something on top of it actually using it I don't see a problem .. It leaves no residue whatsoever behind .. For me so far so good ..
939242
I have used it in my leather cat seats- works great. But I would suggest you test a small corner first to see if darkens your leather.
2200694
Only used on my leather jacket. Don't know about car seats. Better contact the manufacturer.