Protect your seats with our new Seat Armor Car Towels @ PFYC.com
10-10-2008, 11:33 AM
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Protect your seats with our new Seat Armor Car Towels @ PFYC.com
New Product Announcement!
These new Seat Armor Car Towels are great for protecting your seats from the sun's UV rays, pets, sweat, and any kind of day to day wear. They are made of soft cotton/terry velour and can double as a beach towel or for a seating surface any time you find yourself without a chair - such as at a sporting event or concert. They resist fading and come with your choice of many logos and in three main colors to match your interior.
Color choices:
Logo choices:
Seat Armor Car Towels - all makes and models
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These new Seat Armor Car Towels are great for protecting your seats from the sun's UV rays, pets, sweat, and any kind of day to day wear. They are made of soft cotton/terry velour and can double as a beach towel or for a seating surface any time you find yourself without a chair - such as at a sporting event or concert. They resist fading and come with your choice of many logos and in three main colors to match your interior.
Color choices:
- Black
- Tan
- Gray
Logo choices:
- No logo - plain towel
- Cadillac
- Camaro
- Chevrolet
- Chrysler
- Corvette C5
- Corvette C6
- Dodge
- GMC
- Hummer
- Jeep Smiley Face
- Jeep Grille
- Jeep without Grille
- Pontiac
- Saturn
- NBA Bulls
- NBA Lakers
- NBA Magic
- NBA Mavericks
- NBA Heat
- NBA Pistons
- NBA Spurs
- NBA Suns
Seat Armor Car Towels - all makes and models
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More Photos:
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To see a full listing of our brand new items, please click here.
To see a full line-up of our current sales and specials, please click here.
10-10-2008, 12:54 PM
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I have these
I'd rate these as "ok" for the HHR due to the seat back being tall and narrow.
When you slide them over the head rest, the hole is so large that it gapes from being pulled down when you sit and slide your butt down the seat back due to the seats lowness and proximity to the steering wheel. I affixed the front and back of the hole with a safety pin to combat this issue. The towel is wide at the top at the shoulders, leaving a lot of extra material flapping. I modified some ironing board cover elastic retaing straps with clips on each end to pull the flaps together. You can see a photo of this in my cargo mat thread. They could be a little longer for the HHR and the terry material could be a little heavier for the cost of what it is, a piped towel with an elastisized hole in it. It fits a lot better in my wifes Monte Carlo with the wide back.
Just my 2 cents
When you slide them over the head rest, the hole is so large that it gapes from being pulled down when you sit and slide your butt down the seat back due to the seats lowness and proximity to the steering wheel. I affixed the front and back of the hole with a safety pin to combat this issue. The towel is wide at the top at the shoulders, leaving a lot of extra material flapping. I modified some ironing board cover elastic retaing straps with clips on each end to pull the flaps together. You can see a photo of this in my cargo mat thread. They could be a little longer for the HHR and the terry material could be a little heavier for the cost of what it is, a piped towel with an elastisized hole in it. It fits a lot better in my wifes Monte Carlo with the wide back.
Just my 2 cents
10-10-2008, 01:03 PM
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I'd rate these as "ok" for the HHR due to the seat back being tall and narrow.
When you slide them over the head rest, the hole is so large that it gapes from being pulled down when you sit and slide your butt down the seat back due to the seats lowness and proximity to the steering wheel. I affixed the front and back of the hole with a safety pin to combat this issue. The towel is wide at the top at the shoulders, leaving a lot of extra material flapping. I modified some ironing board cover elastic retaing straps with clips on each end to pull the flaps together. You can see a photo of this in my cargo mat thread. They could be a little longer for the HHR and the terry material could be a little heavier for the cost of what it is, a piped towel with an elastisized hole in it. It fits a lot better in my wifes Monte Carlo with the wide back.
Just my 2 cents
When you slide them over the head rest, the hole is so large that it gapes from being pulled down when you sit and slide your butt down the seat back due to the seats lowness and proximity to the steering wheel. I affixed the front and back of the hole with a safety pin to combat this issue. The towel is wide at the top at the shoulders, leaving a lot of extra material flapping. I modified some ironing board cover elastic retaing straps with clips on each end to pull the flaps together. You can see a photo of this in my cargo mat thread. They could be a little longer for the HHR and the terry material could be a little heavier for the cost of what it is, a piped towel with an elastisized hole in it. It fits a lot better in my wifes Monte Carlo with the wide back.
Just my 2 cents
If you need something better, check out our custom fit seat covers, but of course that will cost more money.
These will fit the rear seats per the manufacturer - as long as you have a headrest to affix them to and there is any sort of contour to the seat.
10-10-2008, 01:16 PM
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Thank you for your input. Being a generic product, it's hard to get every vehicle fit perfectly. They will definitely fit better in some cars than others.
10-14-2008, 05:19 AM
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