Could these be used on car seat straps?
487397
No, you are not allowed to use aftermarket product on your car seat straps. It can compromise your child's safety because the aftermarket parts were not crash tested with the seat. It could also void your car seat warranty.
487398
I am going to try them- think they'll be ok. I also use them for the stroller - on the City Mini. My 4 month old loves them, and I love knowing that she's not sucking on whatever that strap is made of.
487399
I think they'd be a bit wide for most car seat straps and would probably fall down. The Ergo straps are thick and they fit those straps well.
487400
These fit on my Diono seat just fine:). I'm sure there are cheaper options for you, though.
1059426
It simply has an adhesive on the other side. I'm sure it would stick to certain types of strap materials but may not do so well on others. Something with a smooth surface like a leather strap could probably work. Ultimately though, I don't think this would be ideal.
436428
The strap needs to be long across the chest. Do not believe it will work on car seat.
1335195
It is possible, because the seat covers pull over the car seat. Like a one size fit all seat cover.
2059495
I wouldn't think so. It is like placing a towel under the car seat to protect the seat. It doesn't have anything to do with how the car seat works or buckles in. The car seat just sits on top of it.
888377
They're velcro straps that you wrap around the base of the headrest. They should work. If you need them to be longer, you could probably just purchase additional velcro strips (at the hardware store) and lengthen the strap to suit your vehicle.
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.
1956251
I can not see why they won't work. I have two sets that I use for my racks on my pick up. They come with lots of straps.
2152096
I don't see why not, the straps are adjustable, so will hold them pretty tight.
10556
Not sure what you'd be using this on a car seat for, but this is made more for surfaces that AREN'T flexible. I think it would begin flaking, and if this is for a child's car seat, definitely NOT a good product to use. If this is for fabric, try using a water repellent spray made for fabrics instead.
1738247
The strap could work on most bucket seats but I find it best not to use the strap because it is easier to shift when it gets out of place.
665058
Not very easily, no. You could possibly hook the straps through the child seat anchors, but I've never tried it. Good luck!
1356926
Um not sure, I use them for my car, with racing seats. but probably Idk why not. You can make then pretty small.
1595649
They are not too small. They may actually be too big and slide down on car seat straps. I used those on the ergo baby carrier and they worked great. Love them.
1256878
Technically, yes...having said that, I really doubt the straps would be easy to use on such an awkward sized object. Better for medium sized furniture and appliances.
83527
I'm not sure, but go to www.car-seat.org and ask there. I'm sure someone's tried it.
319500
If you are asking in reference to safety seats for children...these will work on any regular seat belt material. I have had mine installed for one month and they do what they are supposed to. One popped apart recently. I used two pairs of pliers to snap it together. I would suggest a drop of super glue.