Why Get Car Seat Covers

The Houndstooth Car Cover gives a touch of class to any vehicle. The upscale seat cover merges style with great function. They come with two seat belt slots for use with car harness and also elastic straps on all four corners for secure attachment.

You may think that the more expensive the seat cover the better it will be. This is not actually always the case. You may be able to get a cheaper version of the cover which is just as good. If you do not want to spend a lot of money then you should also look at the materials use. Imitation leather will be cheaper than genuine leather and mixed cotton polyester will generally also cost a bit less.

All you need to do is dust off your car with the duster and you'll be good to go. It takes about two minutes on a large vehicle. I kid you not, it's fast and easy.

Seat Car cover Minor details. Other accessories that offer protection for your vehicle include: floor mats and liners, seat covers, vent shades, hood protectors, and brake dust shields. If you carry pets regularly then a pet pad or pet box can protect your interior like nothing else.

If it's OK to put the cover in the machine - which is the case with all covers I've seen - then it is best to soak them before putting them in the washing machine. Spray a gentle stain remover on it for about one hour. Afterward, put it in the washing machine on the cold cycle with a gentle detergent. Never use a detergent with bleach. Even if it is a "color safe bleach" detergent, it is best to just use a regular detergent. Car seat covers are delicate and any bleach may cause it to rip or tear.

All cleaners needs a solvent of one sort or another to dissolve dirt and carry it away. Some solvents, including mineral spirits, work on petroleum soils and may be necessary on surfaces damaged by water. Did you know that the most common solvent used in cleaners is water?

Car covers use a lot of fabric; yards and yards of it, in fact. If you don't fold it neatly, how will you ever know the front from the rear? While you're trying to figure that out you're sliding it all over the car, potentially making more swirl marks and scratches.

Wash and wax. Okay, so you don't have a hose handy. If you go to the car wash, make sure that it is brushless, otherwise the circular marks on your finish will certainly do a number on your car's appearance in no time. As far as waxing your vehicle, polishes made by popular brands including Turtle Wax should do the trick. Yes, I know, a friend recommended a particular brand that can give your car a look that is better than new. Go ahead and use it...just follow the directions on the bottle precisely!