The new fabric may provide good marks from a sustainability perspective, the Ford design group which finalized fabric choice must not perspire from outdoor activity otherwise why accept fabric that stains when getting into the vehicle? Getting into the car after playing two hours of tennis leaves a residue stain which the dealer nor recommended cleaning products can remedy.
Hello aftermarket seat covers with an unexpected expense.
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barbara r Not only stains but hair sticks to it like its growing out of the seats. could not imagine letting a pet in the car 7 months(s) ago via Ford Social
Ralph P Worst seat fabric ever. I can't wait to see them in 3 years. At every place there's a stitch the fabric is beginning to pill. 7 months(s) ago via Ford Social
Ralph P I gave up a Honda Civic for the a new 2012 focus - never had a staining problem like I do now. 8 months(s) ago via Ford Social
Ralph P I must concur. I can't remove stains from the seats that are from coca cola or even coffee. Nothing works. 8 months(s) ago via Ford Social
Brad B Hey Tom Q ! Two words ... Scotch Guard. Having raised children you learn to love that stuff. Either take the Car to a detailer and get the seats cleaned, or buy a light duty hand held steamer like the Shark and clean the seats. Now buy a can of Scotch Guard from Pep Boys, NAPA or others and simply treat them as the instructions recommend, these cleaners and guards are too available for leather. That will take care of the problem. I been there, done that, and got the "T" shirt. By the way, chewing gum is the tuffest, you'll see. 9 months(s) ago via Ford Social
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