So I was coming back from happy hour and left the moon roof open. Well that night it rained and needless to say my seats got drenched. I don't know exactly how much water was soaked. But my driver's side seat seems to be more concave in the butt area...
I have meguiar's leather condition so I'll try applying that later but is there anything else I can do for damage control?
Leather can contract and expand so I don't think it's a huge problem... I just have to deal with the smell for a lil bit i guess.
I have meguiar's leather condition so I'll try applying that later but is there anything else I can do for damage control?
Leather can contract and expand so I don't think it's a huge problem... I just have to deal with the smell for a lil bit i guess.
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Wow. You could try using a a vacuum to see if it sucks up any water. Other then that. You might need to let the seat dry first.
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I have meguiar's leather condition so I'll try applying that later but is there anything else I can do for damage control?
Leather can contract and expand so I don't think it's a huge problem... I just have to deal with the smell for a lil bit i guess.
The leather isn't the problem; it's the water soaked into the foam. You may need to have leather seat cover removed to properly air/vacuum dry the foam. Perhaps removing the seat and putting in the sun may help dry and odour removal.Originally Posted by HITMANVQ35
So I was coming back from happy hour and left the moon roof open. Well that night it rained and needless to say my seats got drenched. I don't know exactly how much water was soaked. But my driver's side seat seems to be more concave in the butt area...I have meguiar's leather condition so I'll try applying that later but is there anything else I can do for damage control?
Leather can contract and expand so I don't think it's a huge problem... I just have to deal with the smell for a lil bit i guess.
Hhhmmm, I hope nothing bad happens when you turn on the seat heater!
