I want one for when I doing work on the van and need to jump in the drivers seat, might even be useful when camping too and it's muddy.
I don't want disposable.
Loads on ebay from 5 quid but they are probably rubbish, don't want to spend loads but looking for recommendations please?
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Mechanics seat protector recommendation?
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Re: Mechanics seat protector recommendation?
Ebay as well, but nylon, which is usually quite hard wearing
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Universal-Wa ... SwN5Val6mV
Just another idea, rather than a recomendation
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Universal-Wa ... SwN5Val6mV
Just another idea, rather than a recomendation
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Re: Mechanics seat protector recommendation?
I have a vw eos which leaks water through the windows and soaking the seats,I bought a pair of waterproof seat covers of ebay were cheap but really hard wearing.also noticed Aldi do Them as well.
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Re: Mechanics seat protector recommendation?
Aye, Aldi have a heavy duty one, online only for £4.99. I didn’t realise that they did online sales...
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Re: Mechanics seat protector recommendation?
I have a couple of new heavy duty ones.You can have one for the price of the postage if you want.Mind you if the aldi ones are that price posted then maybe that's the way to go.
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Re: Mechanics seat protector recommendation?
Thanks Chaps, I assumed the cheap ones were going to be poor quality but seems I'm wrong, I will give some a try.
Rob thanks for the kind offer I think I'll get pair.
Rob thanks for the kind offer I think I'll get pair.
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Re: Mechanics seat protector recommendation?
I've been using some that are designed for truck's, they have a section for the headrest and also have an opening for the arm rest. They've served me well for the past five years or so.