Someone suggest fabric guard here: http://www.10thcivicforum.com/forum/6-new-member-introductions/7513-grey-interior-modern-steel-civic.html
Never tried it before but worth a look.
Never tried it before but worth a look.
2016 touring bottom front seat cover protect from Jean bleed
Has anyone found something that fits over the drivers bottom seat to protect from Jean bleed/dye? Love my leather beige, don't want jeans to rub off onto my seat.
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I have not seen anything specifically cut for the 2016 Civic on the market yet. However may I suggest putting a towel down in the meantime?
Fabric Guard by Chemical Guys looks good to me. They are one of the best brands in the industry. Here's a video of how the product works:
Yes that's what I was going to do but I hate to cover up the beautiful leather ?. I would love to find something made with elastic that I could just put over bottom of seat and pop off to wash..
That protector above is what professional automotive detailers use, and obviously it's always best to follow in the foot steps of the pros. That's their solution and it works.Yes that's what I was going to do but I hate to cover up the beautiful leather ?. I would love to find something made with elastic that I could just put over bottom of seat and pop off to wash..
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