Following up on my earlier post: after letting the 303 cure undisturbed for a week, I decided to test it today. I'm impressed:A few months ago I stumbled across this post about applying fabric protector. The OP's results were impressive (as evidenced by the video clips in that thread). Bought some 303 Fabric Guard and finally had the chance to apply it today.
I followed the directions in that post, "painting" the material with a foam brush in a criss-cross pattern.
I applied the 303 to the center armrest and both front seats. Plenty left for the back seats, if/when I get around to it.
The OP of that thread had a CTR, so I'm not sure if I should expect the same results on my non-alcantara seats. However, I do have the CTR's center armrest, so at worst, that area should be sufficiently protected. The 303 is drying now - I'll test the fabric tomorrow. Just with water, because I'm not brave enough to dump coffee on it.
this looks so good! How/where did you get those covers? Installation process?Installed new Rixxu seat covers today. Please excuse the dirty car lol, today is the first day we haven’t had rain in at least a week.
this looks so good! How/where did you get those covers? Installation process?
Link to those specific mudflaps?I recently installed a new front lip kit, side skirts, and upgraded my OEM splash guards to Rally Art mud flaps. ? I'm very happy with the results!
Added a rear window spoiler/visor
oh dope, did you have to take them off to do it or just tape up around them?Hey, I plasti dipped the letters black. Cost $10 and looks great, took like 3 hours max. Been on almost a year
Just tape up around them, super easy. The trick for me with plasti dip, is peel it the next morning, it goes easier imo.oh dope, did you have to take them off to do it or just tape up around them?