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Has anyone Scothcgarded their Pilot's cloth interior? Any issues with the color bleeding?
Sounds like he/she might be sitting on the roofrack for the next trip!?PeterF said:Yes.. and there was no color bleeding on my grey cloth interior. Good thing I did.. The next day, my five year old dropped a chocolate ice cream cone on the back seat. A damp spong and the mess was gone. Go for it.
Peter
2003 Honda Pilot EX SS
The reason I got the Scotchguard was so I could keep the kids in the car.SoapPlant said:
Sounds like he/she might be sitting on the roofrack for the next trip!?
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Scotchguard comes in an aerosol can and is simply sprayed on the fabric. You can find it at most auto part stores and the large retailers (e.g. Walmart.)HenryFan said:Hi
Can you tell me where you got the Scothcgard? How did you apply it to the seat?
Thanks!
PeterF said:
Scotchguard comes in an aerosol can and is simply sprayed on the fabric. You can find it at most auto part stores and the large retailers (e.g. Walmart.)
Peter
2003 Honda Pilot EX SS
mfcjr1 said:My company makes the fabric for HONDA and I was involved in the development of the fabric. The colors will not run. We also do not recommend using Scotchquard but if you must you should reapply after you clean up a spill otherwise you will get a spot that will attract dirt much faster than the rest of the seat.
Not carrying kids??pjl56 said:Okay, mfcjr1, what do you recommend for the interior??? (if anything)
Wipe the spill/stain ASAP with damp cloth. Dried spills are harder to remove. Any upholstery cleaner will work fine check the shelves at Walmart or your favorite auto parts store. I have used a Turtle Wax product in the past that works well (don't remember the exact name) . For most spills you shouldn't need to saturate the fabric just wipe enough to remove stain. Let fabric dry then brush fabric with a soft brush like a shoe shine brush.pjl56 said:Okay, mfcjr1, what do you recommend for the interior??? (if anything)