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Thread: Black mesh on RS getting furry

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    I cant help but name K1W1 the FOK! ( Font Of Knowledge ) hehehehe

    Just a term of endearment mate..

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    Quote Originally Posted by K1W1 View Post
    I assume that you know that men sitting on their wallet during their life is the major cause of males needing hip replacements.
    No need to worry. Wife V1.0 makes sure that it's a very thin wallet.

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    Took, my RS in today to get the tow bar control unit replaced and mentioned that i have the same problem with the drivers seat - the mesh fluffing in the bottom right area. Haven't worn anything to "grab/wear" the material and had a good chat with them about it as to possible causes. Anyway, Picked it up this afternoon and have been told it wont be replaced under warranty, but will be replaced as a "good will gesture". I'm happy with that.
    They are getting in the new cover and will re-trim the seat once it comes in.
    For the guys who haven't had this problem ( the guys with the mesh inserts that is ) - did you get fabric protection on your seats??

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    Quote Originally Posted by dazag View Post
    For the guys who haven't had this problem ( the guys with the mesh inserts that is ) - did you get fabric protection on your seats??
    nope.
    where was that box to tick?

    good to hear they'll do it for u as a goodwill gesture.
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    Ha ha , no I didn't see a fabric prtoection box either but just thought I'd ask if it may help protect against some abrasion ( I doubt it, but you never know) ??

    Also I see you found the Skoda cartoons from one of the links I posted a little while ago - everyone should be able to get a copy of their car in the cartoon format.

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    Quote Originally Posted by dArK5HaD0w View Post
    nope.
    where was that box to tick?
    It's usually the female person who comes to talk with you at the sales desk after you have signed on the dotted.
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    I was actually going to fabric protect it, but the seat heating bit underneath put me off it. My worry would be that they all do it whether people notice or not and even replacing it won't stop it coming back.

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    Quote Originally Posted by K1W1 View Post
    It's usually the female person who comes to talk with you at the sales desk after you have signed on the dotted.
    Ill 'tick' her 'box'

    Gotta love a good looking ming moll

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    Quote Originally Posted by K1W1 View Post
    It's usually the female person who comes to talk with you at the sales desk after you have signed on the dotted.
    With the last couple of cars, I've had a condition on taking the negotiated price, which is that they didn't waste both our time by trying to sell me aftersales crap! Some dealers sour a sale being really pushy...

    That said, I once bought an X-Trail and had an argument about seat scotchgarding. At the time Nissan was saying the seats were "dirt resistant".... So that was my complaint. Why scotchgard it!!! Turns out the aftersales girl was right in this instance Nothing some good quality seat covers couldn't fix.

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