Car seat covers - The Wet Seat

Got a pair of Wet Seat front seat covers from TJM approx 9 months ago - have given them a fair flogging (including a 3 month camping trip) and they have been great. Did have a fault with drivers side cover (neoprene tore on the 'underside') - took it back to TJM with receipt and replaced under warranty with no hassles. I'm also a kiteboarding tragic and so am at the beach all the time - so far so good!
Took them off recently to wash and they came up looking like new. Fixed the small tear in the neoprene on the 'underside'with good quality silicone - now good as new and unable to detect from the 'top' side so I have a spare cover if /when needed!!

Cheers
TG

I think you would do a lot better if you got a normal set of seat covers and a good dri-aza-bone.

That's what we did and after several years the seats do not show any adverse damage at all. Even though I have been wet through a few times. Another reason to just get a good set and not worry about a special set.

You don't get wet that often anyway. Even when I "lived" surf I was dry into the car on all but a few occasions in several years chasing the "endless summer".

My thoughts.

Phil

G'day,

I also have a pair from TJM, I think they are great. We are going to get one for the rear seat as well.

Cheers
Ev

We also have a pair of Wet Seat covers and they do the job well. Have also been thinking about getting some for the back seat.

Thanks guys for your responses.

With the cut-out on the side to allow for cars with side air bags, do you find that when you slide into your seat that you are pulling away the covers from the seat?