Rich cream int

I’m having trouble finding a 1794 with everything else I want without rich cream leather. I guess people are passing on it. Anyways any one with it having trouble keeping it clean or is it staining at all? I’ve got a filthy wife and the two toddlers are psychos too

 

I have the cream interior and thought the same thing , how will i Keep it clean , so far it hasn't been a problem , but I don't work out of my truck nor do generally get in it dirty . If it was a work truck i don't think it would be very good .
I also put a dog cover over back seat , for my dog , because she does get dirty more often than I do . I have another truck for hunting and work

 

Seat covers are your friend, but I could definitely see people steering away from that color, I know I did when we bought our van. Wanted leather because of the kids, but passed on many that were a lighter color, and after seeing the mess they make in it I'm glad we waited for the black.

 

Rental car companies almost exclusively choose black interiors for that reason.

 

I was worried about this when I got mine. It was the truck they had allocation to so I took it. I will say its not bad, I thought it would be a disaster but I have no complaints . I did put gyeon leather coat on it lasts about 6 months or more. All i do is every once in awhile use some mild cleaner and a microfiber and wipe down the seats everything cleans up no effort.

 

I would worry about new blue jeans

 

Yeppp, was going to say that, lol

They sure do love black seats and Armor All

 

I have the rich cream interior. I hunt with it and have grandchildren ride in it. I have not had any issues with keeping the interior clean. So far, any dirt or grime has wiped right off. The floor mats are the bigger issue. I immediatly replaced the 1794 mats with the Toyota all-weather mats. World of difference.

 

I have the cream interior. I love it. I ceramic coated it when it was brand new. No issues with it at this point 11K miles in. Still looks brand new. I wipe it down every so often. Sure if I wear brand new selvedge jeans it will transfer a bit of dye to the drivers seat but it literally wipes right off with a spray of interior cleaner. My 4 year old isn't the cleanest kid in the world but so far it holds up well. I run seat covers on the back of the passenger seat so my kid isn't kicking the seat from his carseat.

 

Blue jean transfer happens but literally a wipe with a little cleaner and gone no issue.

 

I really wanted the cream interior, but ended up grabbing a platinum that came available. I also have an infant, so I was concerned about him destroying the back seat, so it is probably for the best. But that cream interior looks so good.

 

It does everyone who takes a look at the truck comments on how great/classy that interior looks.

 

I love that you had to specify that the dog cover was for your dog.

 

I picked up my 1794 this past Saturday with the light cream interior. I was unsure about it when I saw it online, but in person is looks really good. Time will tell on how hard it will be to keep clean but I don't think it's going to be all that bad.

 

Armor All wipes in the storage at all times...only way to keep those things clean.

Plus I did seat covers for the rear seats.

 

Thanks everyone! Been wondering since I put my down for 1794 back in Dec about the cream interior but all your comments make me feel alittle better about my choice. Just didn't care for brown leather. Wish it was maybe darker? Either way the cream just looks much better especially with the wooden trim accents. Just playing the waiting game as my 22 is now gonna be a 23.

 

That was my assessment as well. Looked at side by side 1794s on the lot. One with brown and one with cream. It was a no brainer, the cream was elite for me, especially how it integrates with all the trim.

 

If you have kids (seat kickers as I call them) these are nice little additions I got off Amazon to protect the back of the leather.

 

I thought I wanted the brown interior on the 1794, but when I saw the cream I was sold on that. I also get a lot of comments on the “upscale” look it gives. I also had the ceramic coating applied immediately after purchase, inside and out. So far it has maintained the new look. I did get a slip over, temporary seat cover from Amazon that I will put on for the rare occasion I use the truck after getting dirty clothes. Slips on and off in seconds and is washable.

 

Love the way the cream looks, and I wanted the cream, wife suggested the saddle so, of course we are getting the saddle, I think. Will be happy to just get the truck.

 

Very happy with my cream interior.

 

I know of a black 1794 hybrid off road with saddle tan

 

oh yeah?

 

71.5k in Michigan. Black hybrid 4x4 5.5 ft bed with tonneau cover, and skid plate

 

This made me laugh

 

Hi, I did do ceramic for the exterior...

Could you please let me know which brand/kind of ceramic did you use on your seats? And is it working just fine with our vented porous leather seats?

I want to do ceramic for seats as well. Got saddle leather

 

Gyeon , Cquartz , and Adams all make good leather ceramic coatings.

 

System X

 

System X usually needs to be installed by a dealer. If you want to do it yourself there are many options. One cautionary warning system x dealers don't go through the process most do to become pro installers of a product line. They give it to pretty much anyone. A lot of higher end brands require the installers certifying which means there work is checked for being high end. If your ceramic coating a car this is very important as the prep and polish is the #1 importance to the coating looking good and bonding. Not trying to crap on system x never used it, but knowing a lot of body guys and pro detail shops I don't know any that use it, only a few car dealers and I wouldn't let them ceramic coat anything.

 

I’ve run this cquartz 2.0 in my truck and in my wife’s Buick. Both are easy install on perforated cream leather.

$103 CARPRO CQUARTZ Leather 2.0 - Kit - Hydrophobic & Oil Phobic, Safe on All Car Leather, Resistance to UV, Denim Dye Coloring, Abrasion and Stains (50ml Kit)

CARPRO CQUARTZ Leather 2.0 - Kit - Hydrophobic & Oil Phobic, Safe on All Car Leather, Resistance to UV, Denim Dye Coloring, Abrasion and Stains (50ml Kit)