Can this be used on vinyl upholstery? Like a motorcycle seat?
2026205
No I would not, you would slip right off it is very slick. I would only use it for moulding.
2026206
When applied to Jeep fenders the fenders become quite slippery. I would suspect the same thing would happen to a motorcycle seat. It might result in a seat that is too slippery for a stable ride
2026207
I used it on my truck bed cover which is black vinyl and it looked great. But this was on an exterior surface and really unsure of how well it would work on the interior. May be to slick for seats but really don't know.
2083625
Heck yeah you could and I have. It works on anything vinyl/plastic though it might make it greasy. I would suggest armor all on something like that.
1537013
Not sure - but think you would have a very hard time getting through anything thicker than 1/4" thick. Have not tried anything thicker than vinyl upholstery material myself. Worked fine for that.
2083148
try autogeek; there's a nice description there of how someone used it on their leather car seats
1481287
I use them on my white leather couch and white vinyl boat seats without any issues. You can always try an inconspicuous section to ensure you don't have any problems-although I do not think its necessary.
768400
I never used it on Vinyl seats but it removed some nasty stuff on the plastics in my van.
412893
I can't really say.......I did use to plug up a tear in my motorcycle seat. That held up for a couple of months before that tore also. So I guess it depends where you apply it to see how well it holdup. My motorcycle seat was not leather. I will say this.....it stuck really well and was practically unnoticeable.
1352302
I use it on both fabrics. Primarily bought for non leather seats. It is great!
1050726
Really not sure, if you can follow by rubbing with water to rinse it out possibly, but never tried it on upholstery. Perhaps you can contact the company.
636696
I would say probably not. We used this paint for a motorcycle & helmets and it worked great. I think you would need to buy special spray paint specifically designed for vinyl. We have bought these special ones for plastic & vinyl before and they worked well but I do not believe this would work.
2200694
Only used on my leather jacket. Don't know about car seats. Better contact the manufacturer.
936359
I don't see why not. Just be sure to have a towel or underpad to preserve your upholstery. Best used in a seated or standing position.
460090
I don't know for certain but believe you can. Perhaps you could do a search on "how to clean a faux leather couch." I've just used it on my vinyl purse.
1811862
Yes. If you can attach a piece of velcro to keep in place when you get in and out. Can't do it on leather seats, just fabric covered.
1140872
NO not good for upholstery. Buy a good upholstery staple gun for that. They are cheap and you can get staples in regular and/or stainless depending on the application.
1009265
I would check with the manufacturer to be sure. I have used this on velvet-like fabric and it was fine -- our velvet is textured, so any problems wouldn't stand out anyway, but appears to have worked great. It also worked great on all the other upholstery. I will say it leaves your floor a greasy mess, so maybe spray it outside or put down a cloth before you start. There is no warning about this on any of the literature, so the slip factor on our hard floor was a real surprise.
721824
Dunno, but see no reason why not. If everything fails, try a good upholstery shop to help you. Good luck.