Scotchguarded Seats th other day...

rob1sp · 27-10-2004, 17:00

Did my seats the other night there with the seat protector spray i got off Ebay, supposedly professional stuff, wasn't what i expected at all in terms of how the spray came out of the can. I thought it would be quite a watery type spray that would soak into the seats, but instead the stuff i used was more like a mist that came out and kind of settled on the seats, not even wetting them at all. It didn't state how long i had to wait before the seats would be protected, and as they weren't damp, I just presume that the mist has formed a barrier on the top layer of fabric? Am unsure as to whether they are properly protected. I did use a good bit of the can (its one of those large cans) Might have to give them another 'coat'...

Chappers · 27-10-2004, 18:51

I was looking at the scotchguard on ebay for my seats. Let us know how you get on

Goochie · 13-11-2004, 21:26

Just a thought, have you tried your local shoe shop? They'll have Scotchguard in aerosols.

master_tech · 03-12-2004, 00:37

mate, there a wate off time and money, your seats get dirty if your clothes are, use aerial on yourslef and you will have no problems

Wardy · 03-12-2004, 02:07

I think it's more a case of if food/drink gets spilt, rather than dirty clothes.

Steve

Jon TDI · 03-12-2004, 08:14

The Scotchguard Fabric Protector comes out as a mist & doesn't really wet the seats.
It says that you're not supposed to over-wet the area.
Also says to spray in a vertical movement & then in a horizontal movement.

Did mine & used nearly a full can on front & rear seats.

27-10-2004, 17:00	#1
rob1sp Briskodian Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Bushmills, NI Posts: 771 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Scotchguarded Seats th other day... Did my seats the other night there with the seat protector spray i got off Ebay, supposedly professional stuff, wasn't what i expected at all in terms of how the spray came out of the can. I thought it would be quite a watery type spray that would soak into the seats, but instead the stuff i used was more like a mist that came out and kind of settled on the seats, not even wetting them at all. It didn't state how long i had to wait before the seats would be protected, and as they weren't damp, I just presume that the mist has formed a barrier on the top layer of fabric? Am unsure as to whether they are properly protected. I did use a good bit of the can (its one of those large cans) Might have to give them another 'coat'... __________________ '96 Volvo 460 weapon has now replaced the beast from the east(ern bloc)...

03-12-2004, 02:07	#5
Wardy Smokey Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Around Manchester & Cheshire Posts: 10,636 Thanks: 372 Thanked 260 Times in 249 Posts	I think it's more a case of if food/drink gets spilt, rather than dirty clothes. Steve __________________ Wardy's Fabia vRS xenons : sunroof : cruise : OEM+ "Racing is life. Anything before or after is just waiting." - Steve McQueen

03-12-2004, 08:14	#6
Jon TDI Briskodian Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: North East England Posts: 3,169 Thanks: 34 Thanked 27 Times in 26 Posts	The Scotchguard Fabric Protector comes out as a mist & doesn't really wet the seats. It says that you're not supposed to over-wet the area. Also says to spray in a vertical movement & then in a horizontal movement. Did mine & used nearly a full can on front & rear seats. __________________ Black Magic SEAT Leon 2.0 TDI Sport - Green panel thingy, Upsolute jiggery pokery, Koni FSD/Eibach Pro Kit bouncy stuff, 18" Audi A8 Parabol rims, '08 Cupra black/honeycombe grille. Also driving around in a Mini ONE that thinks it's a Cooper!

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27-10-2004, 18:51	#2
Chappers Briskodian Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Wiltshire Posts: 18 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	I was looking at the scotchguard on ebay for my seats. Let us know how you get on

13-11-2004, 21:26	#3
Goochie Briskodian Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Up a tree. Posts: 12,384 Thanks: 7 Thanked 28 Times in 26 Posts	Just a thought, have you tried your local shoe shop? They'll have Scotchguard in aerosols.

03-12-2004, 00:37	#4
master_tech Briskodian Join Date: Dec 2004 Posts: 6 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	mate, there a wate off time and money, your seats get dirty if your clothes are, use aerial on yourslef and you will have no problems