Beware of seat covers

[fun in dirt]

This is what can happen with seat covers on.
I noticed a few little moldy looking spots around the power buttons & when took the covers off to take a closer look, this is what I discovered. I about had a heart attack! I quickly got the 409 & some paper towels which did nothing. So went & mixed a bucket of 1/2 Clorox & 1/2 warm water and went to scrubbing with a soft brush. They got cleaner than they've ever been, but the covers will not be going back on!

[michael bustamante]

yeah when you get seat covers you gotta make sure its breathable material. imagine breathing in that mildew??

[vtblazer]

Leather seats...?
Insteresting that they'd do that.

Are those seat covers water proof?

[JimmyFloyd]

Good to know.


I'd be interested to see how you mounted the seats and your roll bar.

[fun in dirt]

Originally Posted by vtblazer

Leather seats...?
Insteresting that they'd do that.
Are those seat covers water proof?

Yep leather.
They don't say waterproof, but "made of heavy-duty 600-denier polyester, which beads and repels liquid".

[fun in dirt]

Originally Posted by JimmyFloyd

I'd be interested to see how you mounted the seats and your roll bar.

For seat mounting we welded a heavy tab onto the new seats existing mounts & drilled holes to line up with the holes in tub floor.
Here's a pic of the rear where you can see the bars a little better - just welded to plate & welded that to floor. The frames are so narrow on these Blazers it takes alot of fabbing to connect to frame directly, and not wanting to do all that with it...right now.