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Hi guys. I’m usually really dirty after my 8 hour shift. From drywall dust and other jobsite dirt/grime. I was wondering how you guy protect your car/trucks interior especially the seats. I’m planning on getting a new pickup truck and I want to take better care of it than my current car. Thanks guy.
Seat cover with a plastic liner under it so nothing seeps through good luck hope it helps
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Oh and scotch guard original seat and then the cover too
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Seat cover and floor mats
It’s a truck…..let it get dirty.
DaveJr. wrote:
It’s a truck…..let it get dirty.
Agreed
Jimbo
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wizbang wrote:
8 hours ago, wizbang said:Hi guys. I’m usually really dirty after my 8 hour shift. From drywall dust and other jobsite dirt/grime. I was wondering how you guy protect your car/trucks interior especially the seats. I’m planning on getting a new pickup truck and I want to take better care of it than my current car. Thanks guy.
I hear you bro. Rubber mats all around. Seat covers. Blow yourself off with compressed air (calm down safety Nazis) I wear coveralls but that is just me. Don’t get leather as drywall and concrete dust likes to dry and crack it. Most important thing is to always have a tub o towels within reach because clean hands=clean truck.
Invest in some weather tech liners
Jimbo
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DaveJr. wrote:
It’s a truck…..let it get dirty.
Haha that’s my philosophy but I can see the other side of the coin too
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I can vouch for and totally second weather tech. they make awesome stuff for vehicles in the USA.
or put someTyvek on your seats haha,actually that would prolly suck since you’re in SoCal.
Weathertech liners are nice and Husky liners are also very nice. All 5 of my family members have them and they are wonderful. The Husky’s are also cheaper in price but not quality.
I usually have a second pair of clothes in my truck for those days I’m sanding down bondel and blocking out primer As kind as you got a water hose or near by I just take a mini bath lol. Good luck an let us know which route you go.