Does your Jeep have vinyl or cloth seating?
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Re: Does your Jeep have vinyl or cloth seating?
Muuurgh did pass the time by typing:
> Which do you prefer?
> Why?
Cloth/velour in the ZJ. Vinal wipes easy
and puts up with water but I got tired of
my *** sticking to the bench in my old truck
and I can scotchguard the cloth seats.
I've also noticed the cloth seats tend to last
longer than vinal. All depends on what your
planning on doing. If your going to get dirty
and hose out the inside, go with vinal cause
cloth is going to get real soggy.
In all cases, no seat can tollerate forgetting
about that screwdriver in your back pocket. :/
--
DougW
> Which do you prefer?
> Why?
Cloth/velour in the ZJ. Vinal wipes easy
and puts up with water but I got tired of
my *** sticking to the bench in my old truck
and I can scotchguard the cloth seats.
I've also noticed the cloth seats tend to last
longer than vinal. All depends on what your
planning on doing. If your going to get dirty
and hose out the inside, go with vinal cause
cloth is going to get real soggy.
In all cases, no seat can tollerate forgetting
about that screwdriver in your back pocket. :/
--
DougW
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Re: Does your Jeep have vinyl or cloth seating?
Muuurgh did pass the time by typing:
> Which do you prefer?
> Why?
Cloth/velour in the ZJ. Vinal wipes easy
and puts up with water but I got tired of
my *** sticking to the bench in my old truck
and I can scotchguard the cloth seats.
I've also noticed the cloth seats tend to last
longer than vinal. All depends on what your
planning on doing. If your going to get dirty
and hose out the inside, go with vinal cause
cloth is going to get real soggy.
In all cases, no seat can tollerate forgetting
about that screwdriver in your back pocket. :/
--
DougW
> Which do you prefer?
> Why?
Cloth/velour in the ZJ. Vinal wipes easy
and puts up with water but I got tired of
my *** sticking to the bench in my old truck
and I can scotchguard the cloth seats.
I've also noticed the cloth seats tend to last
longer than vinal. All depends on what your
planning on doing. If your going to get dirty
and hose out the inside, go with vinal cause
cloth is going to get real soggy.
In all cases, no seat can tollerate forgetting
about that screwdriver in your back pocket. :/
--
DougW
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Re: Does your Jeep have vinyl or cloth seating?
Muuurgh did pass the time by typing:
> Which do you prefer?
> Why?
Cloth/velour in the ZJ. Vinal wipes easy
and puts up with water but I got tired of
my *** sticking to the bench in my old truck
and I can scotchguard the cloth seats.
I've also noticed the cloth seats tend to last
longer than vinal. All depends on what your
planning on doing. If your going to get dirty
and hose out the inside, go with vinal cause
cloth is going to get real soggy.
In all cases, no seat can tollerate forgetting
about that screwdriver in your back pocket. :/
--
DougW
> Which do you prefer?
> Why?
Cloth/velour in the ZJ. Vinal wipes easy
and puts up with water but I got tired of
my *** sticking to the bench in my old truck
and I can scotchguard the cloth seats.
I've also noticed the cloth seats tend to last
longer than vinal. All depends on what your
planning on doing. If your going to get dirty
and hose out the inside, go with vinal cause
cloth is going to get real soggy.
In all cases, no seat can tollerate forgetting
about that screwdriver in your back pocket. :/
--
DougW
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Re: Does your Jeep have vinyl or cloth seating?
Muuurgh did pass the time by typing:
> Which do you prefer?
> Why?
Cloth/velour in the ZJ. Vinal wipes easy
and puts up with water but I got tired of
my *** sticking to the bench in my old truck
and I can scotchguard the cloth seats.
I've also noticed the cloth seats tend to last
longer than vinal. All depends on what your
planning on doing. If your going to get dirty
and hose out the inside, go with vinal cause
cloth is going to get real soggy.
In all cases, no seat can tollerate forgetting
about that screwdriver in your back pocket. :/
--
DougW
> Which do you prefer?
> Why?
Cloth/velour in the ZJ. Vinal wipes easy
and puts up with water but I got tired of
my *** sticking to the bench in my old truck
and I can scotchguard the cloth seats.
I've also noticed the cloth seats tend to last
longer than vinal. All depends on what your
planning on doing. If your going to get dirty
and hose out the inside, go with vinal cause
cloth is going to get real soggy.
In all cases, no seat can tollerate forgetting
about that screwdriver in your back pocket. :/
--
DougW
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Re: Does your Jeep have vinyl or cloth seating?
my cj7 came with vinyl seats-i can't stand them anymore. my next seats are
going to be cloth. the vinyl gets really hot and sticky in the summer and
ice cold in winter. the only benefit is that you can get them wet and clean
them up easier than cloth. like DougW said, use scothguard.
"Muuurgh" <meatbag@porkfat.com> wrote in message
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> Which do you prefer?
> Why?
>
> Thanks,
> Muuurgh
>
>
going to be cloth. the vinyl gets really hot and sticky in the summer and
ice cold in winter. the only benefit is that you can get them wet and clean
them up easier than cloth. like DougW said, use scothguard.
"Muuurgh" <meatbag@porkfat.com> wrote in message
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> Which do you prefer?
> Why?
>
> Thanks,
> Muuurgh
>
>
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Re: Does your Jeep have vinyl or cloth seating?
my cj7 came with vinyl seats-i can't stand them anymore. my next seats are
going to be cloth. the vinyl gets really hot and sticky in the summer and
ice cold in winter. the only benefit is that you can get them wet and clean
them up easier than cloth. like DougW said, use scothguard.
"Muuurgh" <meatbag@porkfat.com> wrote in message
news:c5oso8$3un6c$1@ID-104752.news.uni-berlin.de...
> Which do you prefer?
> Why?
>
> Thanks,
> Muuurgh
>
>
going to be cloth. the vinyl gets really hot and sticky in the summer and
ice cold in winter. the only benefit is that you can get them wet and clean
them up easier than cloth. like DougW said, use scothguard.
"Muuurgh" <meatbag@porkfat.com> wrote in message
news:c5oso8$3un6c$1@ID-104752.news.uni-berlin.de...
> Which do you prefer?
> Why?
>
> Thanks,
> Muuurgh
>
>
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Re: Does your Jeep have vinyl or cloth seating?
my cj7 came with vinyl seats-i can't stand them anymore. my next seats are
going to be cloth. the vinyl gets really hot and sticky in the summer and
ice cold in winter. the only benefit is that you can get them wet and clean
them up easier than cloth. like DougW said, use scothguard.
"Muuurgh" <meatbag@porkfat.com> wrote in message
news:c5oso8$3un6c$1@ID-104752.news.uni-berlin.de...
> Which do you prefer?
> Why?
>
> Thanks,
> Muuurgh
>
>
going to be cloth. the vinyl gets really hot and sticky in the summer and
ice cold in winter. the only benefit is that you can get them wet and clean
them up easier than cloth. like DougW said, use scothguard.
"Muuurgh" <meatbag@porkfat.com> wrote in message
news:c5oso8$3un6c$1@ID-104752.news.uni-berlin.de...
> Which do you prefer?
> Why?
>
> Thanks,
> Muuurgh
>
>
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Re: Does your Jeep have vinyl or cloth seating?
my cj7 came with vinyl seats-i can't stand them anymore. my next seats are
going to be cloth. the vinyl gets really hot and sticky in the summer and
ice cold in winter. the only benefit is that you can get them wet and clean
them up easier than cloth. like DougW said, use scothguard.
"Muuurgh" <meatbag@porkfat.com> wrote in message
news:c5oso8$3un6c$1@ID-104752.news.uni-berlin.de...
> Which do you prefer?
> Why?
>
> Thanks,
> Muuurgh
>
>
going to be cloth. the vinyl gets really hot and sticky in the summer and
ice cold in winter. the only benefit is that you can get them wet and clean
them up easier than cloth. like DougW said, use scothguard.
"Muuurgh" <meatbag@porkfat.com> wrote in message
news:c5oso8$3un6c$1@ID-104752.news.uni-berlin.de...
> Which do you prefer?
> Why?
>
> Thanks,
> Muuurgh
>
>
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Re: Does your Jeep have vinyl or cloth seating?
Cloth, definitely. When I'm offroading I just use one of those handy plastic
slip-covers that gather in the back to protect them. They wash up pretty
good too- but you don't want to do that too often otherwise they'll rot.
"Muuurgh" <meatbag@porkfat.com> wrote in message
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> Which do you prefer?
> Why?
>
> Thanks,
> Muuurgh
>
>
slip-covers that gather in the back to protect them. They wash up pretty
good too- but you don't want to do that too often otherwise they'll rot.
"Muuurgh" <meatbag@porkfat.com> wrote in message
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> Which do you prefer?
> Why?
>
> Thanks,
> Muuurgh
>
>