Is it tacky to cover seatbacks with Glad Press 'N' Seal until Xpel?

[HoptownT]

I just know these shiny black seatbacks are going to be scratched like crazy in a week with my kids. I'd like to get the thing wrapped but I can't get it done for a little bit. Anybody got anything classier than Press 'N' Seal to put on the backs temporarily? I have pickup in Nashville on 3/26/16 woot!

 

[ohmman]

Amazon.com: 3M Scotchprint 1080 Carbon Fiber Vinyl Flex Wrap Black CF12 60"x12": Automotive

 

[CHG-ON]

Yes. It's about as tacky as hot pants. But if it works and keeps the backs clean until you can deal with it, then go for it. I certainly would!

 

[James Anders]

"What Do You Care What Other People Think?": Further Adventures of a Curious Character: Richard P. Feynman, Ralph Leighton: 9780393320923: Amazon.com: Books

What do you care what other people think?

 

[ohmman]

"What Do You Care What Other People Think?": Further Adventures of a Curious Character: Richard P. Feynman, Ralph Leighton: 9780393320923: Amazon.com: Books

What do you care what other people think?

They should really disable reviews for that book.

 

[proven]

We are two days in and five days until Xpel. My wife and I threatened the kids with a loss of a great number of privileges if they put their feet on the seat backs... so far that's working

 

[Johan]

It's tacky and smart at the same time.

 

[HoptownT]

I'm going for it then. Pics to follow...

 

[Skotty]

In a word: yes. It's tacky. But that's what makes it stick.

 

[Mark Z]

I use a small piece of Press N' Seal on the leather corner at the "A" pillar inside Model S that gets wear when entering and exiting the vehicle.

The thin matte plastic lasts a few months and can be easily replaced. Helps keep the wear point undamaged and clean.