Seatbelt burns on white seats?

[ejkcy25]

Hi everyone!

Does anyone else get seatbelt burns on your white seats? It only seems to be an issue in the back seat, behind the drivers seat, for me.

I ceramic coated my seats twice (yes, I let it dry before putting my seatbelt on it) but the yellowish mark that outlines the seatbelt seems to be getting worse.

I’ve tried different cleaning solutions: soap & water, wipes, & cleaners (like car guys interior cleaner).

**it’s darker in person than in the picture**

anybody else have this issue? Or found a solution?

 

[Benjabatruk]

I have similar issue and also applied 2 coats of ceramic and kept the belt from contacting until it was dry. if it bothers me badly enough I may have to resort to gently using a melamine sponge.
I don’t know that it’ll bother me that much. I am, however, quite disappointed in the “ceramic” coating.

Seems we’ve been had.

 

[ejkcy25]

I have similar issue and also applied 2 coats of ceramic and kept the belt from contacting until it was dry. if it bothers me badly enough I may have to resort to gently using a melamine sponge.
I don’t know that it’ll bother me that much. I am, however, quite disappointed in the “ceramic” coating.

Seems we’ve been had.

yes it seems so i agree, it doesn’t bother me since I can’t really see it unless I move the seatbelt, but still saddening. if you decide to go that route and it works, please let me know what you ended up doing!

 

[TMYB-C1]

Yes I have the same issue