After 2 Years Of Abuse, I Wish I Had Know About These Protective Covers!

Canvasback is a made to order in the USA company that specializes in interior vehicle protection. They use a 600×300 poly denier with a waterproof PVC backing, meaning this light yet tough material is also waterproof. For print fabrics, they use a 600×600 poly denier which is water resistant, but in their testing is basically shown to waterproof. as well

They have a ton of fabric options which include solid colors, camo patterns, and plaid option as well. These liners are cut specifically for your vehicle and fit perfectly in the space. This article will focus on the 4-door, but they also have 2-door options.

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• Cargo Liner
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  • 4-Door: Check Price
• Bumper Flap
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  • 4-Door: Check Price

Installation

This is a super straightforward install. Let’s quickly run though how these mount in the Bronco.

Step 1. Prep The Area

For the cargo area, the seats will need to be folded flat for the install. So remove whatever may be in your cargo area or backseats, fold the seats down, and ensure there is nothing in the space you are working in.

Step 2. Clean The Area

The first thing you are going to want to do is clean the area that you are working on. There are adhesive strips on some portions of the liner, so it is important that it has a clean surface to mate with.

I vacuumed the cargo area, sprayed it down with some multi-surface cleaner, and then scrubbed it all with a water/vinegar/dish soap mix to make sure it was free of any oils that might prevent the adhesive from sticking.

Step 3. Install Back Seat Portion

Starting on the passenger or driver side, line the side of the liner with the side of the seatback and apply it corner to corner. This should help you square the entire liner to prevent any need to reposition. Then work your way around the edge keeping tension on it, as you press the Velcro onto the seat. Also make sure that the car seat anchor cutouts line up perfectly to maintain access to them.

You may have to pull up the liner and adjust here and there, but make sure the seat portion is as perfect as you can get it, as this will make the cargo portion that much easier.

Step 4. Apply Velcro Strips

There are two adhesive strip on the cargo liner that are going to attach at the base of the D-rings. Peel back the cover on the adhesive strip and apply it to the plastic near the D-rings, closest to the back seat.

These are Velcro strips, so when the adhesive has fully adhered after 24-48 hours, you will be able to remove the liner with the backing remaining there to reinstall later.

Step 5. Cover Remaining Cargo Area

Bring the rest of the liner to the back of the vehicle to fully cover the cargo area. While laying it flat, now is a great time to pull the D-rings through and make sure they are lined up as well. And now you are done. It is as simple as that.

A little note, I installed these straight out of the bag so while there are creases in mine, with time and use, those will go away.

Optional Bumper Flap

An optional extra that you can get with you cargo liner is the bumper flap to protect your rear bumper and plastics when taking things in and out of the Bronco. I have totes and a fridge that is constantly coming in and out so this flap will take the abuse rather than the bumper itself.

Final Thoughts

A super easy install with a perfect fit and finish and very clearly a high quality product. I might throw yours in the dryer on a cooler cycle or iron it prior to install to get rid of the packing creases, but they will work themselves out.

This is just one of 4 products that I am running. They have a great ecosystem of parts that integrate with one another perfectly. Other things I will be covering are the cargo side pieces, front seat back covers, and door covers.