We have leather seats in the car we would be using this. Is there any chance that the foot like peice shown in the photo could ruin the leather?
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Wouldn't think so. It's pretty easy on the seat back. Weight is spread out. I bought two different types of brackets and this was by far the best one.
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May leave a little indention; the tablet doesn't really put that much pressure on the seat via the foot. So far it has not really caused any damage to mine, but my seats are also fabric so no real indentation.
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Our Hyundai has a plastic insert on the back of the seat that the actual foot rides on most of the time, but it sometimes gets "adjusted" by our son's (18 months old) feet and will ride on the leather. No ill effects so far.
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No I don't think so. The arm itself I can't see damaging leather. In my case it's extended off the seat far enough so that piece isn't touching my seat
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My GUESS is that it would not be the best solution as it might leave a oily residue on your clothing. I would think that a good leather cleaner and conditioner would be a better solution. i would look at a car products store for something like that.
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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 would as long as its real leather, I use it on my leather seats of my truck. It has worked fine as long as they stay dry after that, or you will have to reapply.
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it should. I've used it on my wife's $300.00 Italian leather boots. They were in terrible shape. After using the Leather Honey cleaner and conditioner, they are soft and pliable. I have also used it on my leather seats on my classic car.
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You could. It would likely soak the leather in wax which will have a permanent preserving and aesthetic change.
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No definetly not. Chemical guys makes a leather cleaner and conditioner that will work very well on leather auto seats. This product is meant for carpets and upholstery. If you have trouble getting a stain out of leather try agitating the leather cleaner with a soft bristle brush.
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We have leather seats and it works great. we really were going to return the car seat until we got the adjuster!
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Yes. I used it in my jeep wrangler that has leather seats. It worked fine for me. No residue on seats.
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No it wouldn't the cushion will get damaged and the leather will get scratched and the door sides will probably too. I had the same problem.
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I wold check with Tge manufacturer. But I would not think so as the portion that sits agains the back of the seat would flop down o to baby's feet unless folded down but if one did that the correct surface of seat protector would not be against the surface of car's seat. I would contact manufacturer directly.
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I have a light camel leather interior in my Rover. I have experienced no problem at all. Just follow the usage directions and all will be well.
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I have fabric seats and they also melted onto them. I'm afraid to try and remove the mat from my seat because I know it's going to be a mess and my seat is probably ruined.
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I can't really say.......I did use to plug up a tear in my motorcycle seat. That held up for a couple of months before that tore also. So I guess it depends where you apply it to see how well it holdup. My motorcycle seat was not leather. I will say this.....it stuck really well and was practically unnoticeable.
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Hi Diesel - We would definitely recommend using Leather Afterlife after your seats have been resprayed.THANKS!The Leather Afterlife Team at Intervine
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I would definitely try it! Use the Apple cleaner first and be sure to follow directions closely. I have had no problems with all of my leather articles.
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I have a leather chevy truck and it does not scratch my leather, but I would assume BMW leather might be softer...The cover does slide on the seat when your dog jumps in. I just hold it when my dog jumps in and its just fine.