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Feb 15, 2010 | 08:08 PM

#16

_Rick_

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From: White Rock BC Canaduh

bp,

No argument here cuz it makes sense what you said.

I suppose it depends on what the ultimate goal is for the individual. Permanant protection to hide the seats and keep them in great shape or temporary protection for the once in a while hunting or camping trips.

Kurt wanted temporary covers for his hunting trips so I was thinking something easy on easy off.

I didn't even consider the rear seat regarding Kurts question. I was just thinking front seat protection from coffee and "fresh kill" blood.

Rick...

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Originally Posted by bpounds

I agree to a point. but,,,

Last edited by _Rick_; Feb 16, 2010 at 02:38 AM. Reason: speeling/added more info

Feb 15, 2010 | 10:15 PM

#17

Painted Horse

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From: Kaysville Utah

KRDesiel How much has the Neatsfoot oil darkend your Leather.

I don't use it on my saddles because over the years it darkens the leather.

Feb 15, 2010 | 10:23 PM

#18

Mr_B

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I have waterproof camo seat covers from Cabelas on my KR seats. It keeps them nice. A couple of times a year I treat them with linseed oil to keep them from drying out.

Mike

Feb 16, 2010 | 01:53 AM

#19

RentAMan

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From: TX

Whatever floats your boat guys.
Doesnt really matter what you use or what you spend.
The original OP was interested in temporarily covering
his seats, because he was worried about damaging them.

Personally, I just cant understand why anyone would
spend $40k+ on any vehicle.
But then again, thats just me.

A truck is meant to be used...why go above XLT?
$40k+ for luxury truck and not able to use and abuse?
If you dont need a truck for its full potential, why buy it?
If you want luxury, buy a car.

I am just sayin'.