Aren't these hard on an RV cover? Seems to me they would poke through the fabric after a while.
1037385
I don't have an RV cover, but yes I think they would wear a hole in it.... Keep looking for shorter ones, I saw some on there... I was looking to get some distance with the run out water to prevent streaks....hope that helped
1037386
Put split tennis balls over the spouts to save your cover. The extensions work great,
1037387
I don't ever cover our trailer (we are full-timers). But I would say that yes the drains could wear through a cover. If I was covering my trailer, I could tape some foam around the drains.
2148072
Yes. They're not the hard plastic shields that keep your shirt from rubbing on you, they're very soft flexible silicone and usually you only use one at a time. Hope that helps.
1257893
They r strong so if u drag them they might. U could glue fabric to protect.
1385570
im sorry I cannot answer your question . I only have had a chance to use them on the mattress that came with the rv,i have a sleep-number
2126105
I know i am replying to an old question, still worth it if it helps any new parents. I have used a similar product in the past (4 years and counting) and these type of seat protectors won't prevent the "indentations" simply because those have to do with weight. These are for protecting the leather/cloth seats from scratches/tears/scuffs as well as spills.
1540882
Mine are a heavy weight white vinyl with looks like a cloth material on the inside. They have an elastic top that forms to the tires for easier fit. I bought 10 pair (two come in a box) for the trailer and my trucks. I am very pleased. A lot better than those cloth covered ones you see at WalMart. We live in Arizona and if these covers can withstand the sun and heat here they can survive anyway!
2234716
No they are not. I put duct tape on the covers for more rigidity and water resistance.
692138
In regards to washing these covers, I suppose you could do that if you went to a large commercial washing machine but for the most part this material is pretty stiff because of the plastic waterproof backing .Hosing them off after spraying them with a mixture of oxy clean and a detergent would be the best way to clean these.
1198209
I am using these in canves covers and have nit had any problem with rust after six months of use.Hope this helps.
1437210
No I really dont think they are meant to be stiff like that its more like the seams are causing too much fabric to bunch up at places and the bulk. It is all fabric. They may prevent some bending but wouldn't work for something significant like a seizure
1069463
These clips are coated with a rubbery type material so they won't scratch. We did not experience any problems with the clips when we used them. We did use them on the sides of the rear door of our minivan to keep the saddlebag from shifting, as we have a roof rack.
2201907
I would have to answer no. The way that they are constructed would ruin the fabric and there is a metal bar at the bottom which is not removeable.
1975471
Have not tried them on a seat belt, however, one day on the highway something was causing noise around my front left tire, didn't feel right. So I pulled off the Interstate and had a look: thick plastic from car's bumper was shredded and stuck in my wheel well, and thick plastic also rubbing the inside of the tire. I pulled and pulled, would not budge. I got my shears out and cut the plastic, then was able to get the rest out of the wheel well; I was then on my way home again. If it were not for my shears, I would have had to call a tow truck.
1065124
Yes,but I am not sure they are meant to (a bit hard to remove and I don't know for how long they will last if they are removed each week).
1497492
We have them on perforated leather in a Mecedes and yes, they seem to be doing a good job on protecting the leather from stretching under the car seats. The problem with some of the others is that the backing material can become glued to the seat. We have not seen that with this one, that is why we chose it.
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Good eye. I didn't notice that. We've had them for less than a year and have had no problems with them. Check with Amazon or the manufacturer here http://www.championcovers.com/servlet/the-Patio-Furniture-Covers/Categories
1030271
I don't know. I am making covers and giving them as gifts. I haven't tried them.