Seat protector for child car seat
#1
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Seat protector for child car seat
Hey Fellas,
Just picked up my new F150 Plati SuperCrew and I love it! Been driving Toyota's for the last 2 decades and decided to keep it American this time. So far so good!
I also have my first born on the way and want to put a protective barrier between the car seat and the leather. I have searched online (mostly amazon) and inevitable there always seems to be a negative review that says the protector leaves permanent marks on the leather from non-skid **** on the bottom of the protector.
Anyone here have any experience with these things and/or any recommendations?
-J
Just picked up my new F150 Plati SuperCrew and I love it! Been driving Toyota's for the last 2 decades and decided to keep it American this time. So far so good!
I also have my first born on the way and want to put a protective barrier between the car seat and the leather. I have searched online (mostly amazon) and inevitable there always seems to be a negative review that says the protector leaves permanent marks on the leather from non-skid **** on the bottom of the protector.
Anyone here have any experience with these things and/or any recommendations?
-J
#3
TOTM 8/2019
I've used those protectors ob my leather seats for like 4 years so far. No permanent marks.
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Use a folded terry cloth bath towel.
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i put a card board box under the protector to keep it from sticking to the leather or leaving creases from the carseat being tightly installed.
have 3 of these in 2 different vehicles with leather seats.
http://www.toysrus.com/product/index...entPage=family
have 3 of these in 2 different vehicles with leather seats.
http://www.toysrus.com/product/index...entPage=family
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I used a large towel and folded it a couple of times.
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i put a card board box under the protector to keep it from sticking to the leather or leaving creases from the carseat being tightly installed.
have 3 of these in 2 different vehicles with leather seats.
http://www.toysrus.com/product/index...entPage=family
have 3 of these in 2 different vehicles with leather seats.
http://www.toysrus.com/product/index...entPage=family