I have leather seat covers on top of my fabric seats, can I place the pads in between the fabric seat and leather seat cover?
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My car had leather seats with more leather covers, and I put this setup between the two very successfully. I would do the same with your setup. the heat provided is good for heating the body, but should be insufficient to cause harm otherwise. There is no timer, and that's not great, but otherwise a great install, and a very complete kit. I wired mine into the power seat wiring, and found a spot on the seat's side molding for the switch, and that way it's all self contained in the seat.
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I bailed on the install to get them done quickly and took my pair to a professional auto upholsterer. If there's an issue it may be securing them. I can tell you that they work quite nicely and they did a great job on the install!
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Only if you want to possibly start a fire. There is a reason why heated seats are only on leather seats. Fabric seats are never made with heated seats. A leather seat cover over a fabric seat isn't a leather seat and never will be. I'm shocked that you would even ask this.
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We have a Sienna and the sheepskin covers the top portion of the seat, however the fabric that acts as a pocket in front and under sheepskin to lock the seat cover to seat which will go under the car seat covers the power seat control bottoms. That being said, the fabric is not very thick and it is very easy to feel where the control bottoms are. Hence two people driving our car we never felt that the cover over the bottoms was an issue.
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I use it on both fabrics. Primarily bought for non leather seats. It is great!
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No, it is very slippery on leather. I use a length of non-adhesive waffle foam gripping shelf liner under it and it has kept the seat cover pretty well in place and has not damaged the leather.
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Yes you definitely can. It may depend, however, on the company you are ordering from. The company we use has been very helpful and most cooperative with us. We, too, have not had the best of luck with cloth back pads. They had a tendency to separate.
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My car doesn't have leather seats, but I have two of these covers in my vehicle. They have sat in the hot Texas summer heat for three years and haven't been warped, sticky, or melted at all. I can't imagine that they would behave any differently against leather. The entire cover is rubber, there's no plastic coating on the underside.
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I've got leather seats and had no issues. Brand new leather at the time of install, and been using it for two months with no issues. Britax seats secure so tightly on everything (in my opinion) that I don't think any surface would be an issue. Especially if the rear anchor strap is used.
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I use this cover on leather seats...and it slips around quite alot. For longer trips put a dog bed on top of cover to make the hound more comfortable.
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I doubt it's going to stay really secure on leather seats. My dog moved it on my cloth seats until I tucked the sides in to prevent it from moving. If I roll all 4 windows down the pad blows around because there isn't any way to constrain in it to the horizontal/vertical crevice of the seat where the buckles are.
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Hi Carol!It can not. This is just extra padding for wheelchair. It's basic foam and nylon cover. There's no leatherette or anything... :-)
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The pads fit with a bit of coaxing the front cover as the retaining loop on my leather cover is approximately 1/4" (4.5mm) too small due to poor quality control at the factory. You will need to bend the front cover in the shape of a "U" and gently apply pressure to get the pad front cover under the retaining strap. Then close the cover, once the back cover of the pad is slipped into place where the business card/index card open sleeve is located. Here is what I have done to help matters: A drop of mineral oil is poured onto the leather and then, with a piece of beeswax, I rub the wax into the oil, spreading out the oil thinly while keeping the beeswax constantly moving. I did the entire surface inside and outside where the leather is finished and not the flesh side. Wipe everything with a paper towel, and buff. Look for a reflection of a light source to see if any oil or wax remain and wipe that away and buff briskly. Overnight, the leather does absorb and ever so slightly has a bit more give to it. I have done this three times and the notepads require less muscle to fit into the leather cover. Again, this is due to poor quality control at the factory. Years ago, when these covers were made in America, there was never any issues. Modern times mandate that we become a bit more flexible and seek old fashioned, simple solutions.
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I actually have not put my on and this is the reason. A friend of mine has a set and hers are often not where they are supposed to be, but she is OK with that. I would not be OK with that. I plan to purchase those devices that hold sheets securely to a mattress and use them under the seats. I can think of no other way. Amazon has several of these devices and most are adjustable.
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Yes I used two in my F-150 lariat with leather and no issues. After the can is expended just make sure you get in and wipe everything down really well so there isnt any residue on your seats.
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I gave mine away because it marked my leather seats. Not sure about fabric. Sorry I couldn't help you.
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Well I have vinyl flooring with a hump between the seats. It'll probably slide around with my vinyl flooring huh
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We have leather seats as well it it does slide around some. I used a piece of material that you put under rugs so that they stay put. It works well to control the slip and slide.
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Yes. It'll stay put just fine I would think. Mine are both, cloth and leather, and we have no problem.