Rain on cloth seats
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Rain on cloth seats
I missed the beginning of a rain shower this mrining, my coworker noticed and immediately told me so I put the top back on. 8 only had the top two off.
What's the best way to dry it?
And advice is welcome
What's the best way to dry it?
And advice is welcome
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Leave the windows open if is hot it will dry up by the end of the day. If is sunny I leave the top off the sun gets it dry faster.
Keep a towel in the jeep for those oops moments u can sit on it and not get your ass wet.
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Keep a towel in the jeep for those oops moments u can sit on it and not get your ass wet.
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Happens to me all the time, seats will dry in the sun in about two hours carpet takes about two day and will stink for a while so mine is coming out this weekend. When you drive it, turn the heater on for a short time it heats up behind your dash and radio helping to dry behind all that.
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#8
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My last jeep had cloth... This rig has leather. Cloth will dry in the sun pretty fast.... I still keep 4 trash bags tho to wrap my seats in if I gotta leave her out in a storm.... Believe it or not leather DOES absorb water.... Lol I found out the hard way before on the way home from work lol
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I'm always worried about this as well. I had a close call about a month ago where I got the front seats quite wet since I had the soft top half opened during a rain storm, and I just let it dry afterwards in the sun...
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Happens to me all the time, seats will dry in the sun in about two hours carpet takes about two day and will stink for a while so mine is coming out this weekend. When you drive it, turn the heater on for a short time it heats up behind your dash and radio helping to dry behind all that.