Thread: Protecting seat from denim marks

I have black seats and my memory of maintaining tobacco coloured ones is hazy, but I've always used Dubbin on the seat facings (rub it on, wait a while, buff it off, just like on a shoe) and don't recall ever getting stains or marks. Not sure what your leather is like (ie. soft or hard) but I reckon it's hard to go past Dubbin as a seat moisturiser/preserver/protector.

You should stop wearing denim and change your dress style to leather pants ...................... problem solved.







Oooops : Just realized that I probably shouldn't post things like this on here. Don't want to give a certain D4 owner just a little south of Perth any ideas.

Classic !

I think the seats work best with corduroy and tweed. Also, Dubbin protects from pipe ash and latte spills.

...take ya pants off before you get in ?

Originally Posted by BMKal

You should stop wearing denim and change your dress style to leather pants ...................... problem solved.







Oooops : Just realized that I probably shouldn't post things like this on here. Don't want to give a certain D4 owner just a little south of Perth any ideas.

You swore you were going to delete those pics from your camera.Im never going to pose for your fetish pics ever again

Andrew

Originally Posted by BMKal

You should stop wearing denim and change your dress style to leather pants ...................... problem solved.







Oooops : Just realized that I probably shouldn't post things like this on here. Don't want to give a certain D4 owner just a little south of Perth any ideas.

ewww. I live in Cairns and thought my leather got a lot of sweat action but that's beyond my membership.

I'm black and I don't get stains either.

Originally Posted by LandyAndy

You swore you were going to delete those pics from your camera.Im never going to pose for your fetish pics ever again

Andrew

Sorry mate. Forgot I still had these photos.

But I did delete the video clips ........................................ I think.

I found the only way to stop the denim stains was to fit full sheepskin covers, which I really hate as they are very uncomfortable.

If you find another better option please mention it as I would love to throw the sheepskins away.