Sun Damage on Leather Wrapped Dash?
#1
Burning Brakes
Thread Starter
Sun Damage on Leather Wrapped Dash?
Will order C7 soon. Considering Kalahari 3LT interior (no suede).
I believe this will extend the leather to the upper dash. My concern is its long term durability in the sun. My car will spend a lot of time under the sun. My other GM products with synthetic dash materials have held up very well. But I've never owned a car with leather on the upper dash.
Any thoughts / experience? Thanks.
I believe this will extend the leather to the upper dash. My concern is its long term durability in the sun. My car will spend a lot of time under the sun. My other GM products with synthetic dash materials have held up very well. But I've never owned a car with leather on the upper dash.
Any thoughts / experience? Thanks.
#2
Le Mans Master
Will order C7 soon. Considering Kalahari 3LT interior (no suede).
I believe this will extend the leather to the upper dash. My concern is its long term durability in the sun. My car will spend a lot of time under the sun. My other GM products with synthetic dash materials have held up very well. But I've never owned a car with leather on the upper dash.
Any thoughts / experience? Thanks.
I believe this will extend the leather to the upper dash. My concern is its long term durability in the sun. My car will spend a lot of time under the sun. My other GM products with synthetic dash materials have held up very well. But I've never owned a car with leather on the upper dash.
Any thoughts / experience? Thanks.
I live in Florida and that is what most people do to protect their cars interior, at least those that care about there car. Down here the sun will destroy the interior in a few years if not taken care of.
Also if you new members would complete your profile completely, so we know were in teh country you live it helps sometimes.
Last edited by BWF07; 04-25-2013 at 11:53 AM. Reason: Add info
#5
Le Mans Master
A good car cover is one of the best defenses, but you cannot always use it. I never like putting it on when I drove my Corvette back and forth to work. Unless the car is perfectly clean you run the risk of get the fine scratches in the paint. Again, not knowing the location of teh OP, it is hard to say.
#6
Says he is near LA, California. Pretty common to see car covers here in socal. If you get a good cover and your car is washed and waxed, scratches from the cover are a myth.
Saying it is inconvenient to cover it is equivocating that you dont really care that much. If that is the case, dont get the leather dash, or accept that it might not be perfect 10 years from now.
Saying it is inconvenient to cover it is equivocating that you dont really care that much. If that is the case, dont get the leather dash, or accept that it might not be perfect 10 years from now.