The Perfect Protection Accessory For Family Vehicles
My Bronco is a daily driver, family hauler, hardware store transport, and adventure vehicle. In all, my seat backs take a constant beating and make my relatively new SUV look like it’s already seen years of use. Enter Canvasback, the easiest way to protect a high wear area, the back of the front seats!
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About Canvasback
If you haven’t seen my other posts, this is my 4th and final piece of the Canvasback puzzle.
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In short, Canvasback makes tailored-fit protective covers for your interior. They’re made in America with heavy duty poly denier and have waterproof PVC backing. They’re super durable and made specifically to fit a wide range of vehicles. They also have lots of fabric colors/patterns to choose from.
Installation
I don’t think an installation gets simpler than this. No tools are required, and it should take less than a minute. Don’t blink or you might miss it! Let’s jump right in.
Step 1. Insert Flap Into Cargo Pocket
The back of the seat back cover has a flap. As pictured above, that panel will slip into the cargo pocket of your front seat back, securing the lower portion of the cover.
Step 2. Secure Around Headrest
Next, buckle the strap around the headrest posts at the top of the cover. Tighten the strap until it is snug against the post. This secures the top portion of the cover.
That’s it!
Final Thoughts
This is a great product for anyone using their Bronco for more than transporting people. I carry stuff for home projects, all of my camping gear, my dogs, and a toddler in the back of my Bronco. All of these can and have damaged the backs of my front seats. This is a great kit to protect your seat backs from damage while using your Bronco as a daily driver.
Easy to install, great fit. No complaints about this one. If the creases bother you, you can throw them in the dryer on a cool cycle, but they will even out over time on their own.
