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rear seat protectors for dogs

Marshfly said:
Why not just rivet a piano hinge in?


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That also occured to me but it would require more than just a small slit. Or else the rivets would be going through the carpet and visible. Plus I haven't slit it open yet to determine what kind of material it is. If it's some sort of fiberboard, for example, rivets wouldn't last long, either.
 
Distillusion said:
That also occured to me but it would require more than just a small slit. Or else the rivets would be going through the carpet and visible. Plus I haven't slit it open yet to determine what kind of material it is. If it's some sort of fiberboard, for example, rivets wouldn't last long, either.
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Black rivets. Black washers. Very unnoticeable.

Try McMaster Carr.


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Zrojas said:
If you're talking about the fold flat floor, see the attached parts page. This is for crew cab 2500/3500 with black floors. If you need another color, let me know. View attachment 2652

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yes I think this is what I need.is it a kit or do I have to buy them separately? if a kit do you have the part number? thanks
 
I use these Carhartt branded covers I got on Amazon:
Carhartt SeatSaver Second Row Custom Fit Seat Cover for Select Ram Models - Duck Weave (Gravel) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00IG2H86I/ref=cm_sw_r_other_apa_i_etxnEbQ6AX7T0

I had the same on my 2014 1500 rear seats and the seat underneath looked like new when I sold the truck.

The set in my 2500 not only protects from the dog hair and dirt, but they also saved the seat from a leaking ball point pen!
 
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Marshfly said:
Black rivets. Black washers. Very unnoticeable.

Try McMaster Carr.


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First, I need to slit one edge and figure out what's inside. It will wait till spring. :)
 
I've used CanvasBack Liners in my trucks/vehicles in the past - and they are outstanding! These covers are waterproof and clean very easily. They are stitched and form fit to the backs of seats/floorboards. They are held onto the carpet with high-strength Velcro. I can't speak more highly of this company.

They have liners available for the Ram Mega Cab for 2010-2018: https://www.canvasback.com/index.php/dodge-ram-mega-cab-2500-3000-5-seater.html

And the 1500/2500/3500 crew cab for 2010-2018: https://www.canvasback.com/index.php/dodge-ram-crew-cargo-liner-13555.html

Not sure if the Mega Cab for 2010-2018 rear interior is the same as the new gen.
 
I agree with those who’ve said there’s not much you can do other than vacuum frequently. I supplement with a roller tape thingy, we buy them in bulk at Costco. I bought a seat cover at Duluth Trading, it’s nice but our dog kept getting tangled up in it. He’s a 90 lb Boxer/Shepherd mix and determined to sit in the wife’s lap. He kept slipping off the seat into the floorboard so I took the cover out and deployed the fold flat. We put blankets down on but it wrinkles up when he decides to go through his routine of walking a circle 3 times and then scratching/bunching the bedding materials up before he lays down.

Hot tip - I also carry a spray bottle of glass cleaner and cloth to clean the snotty nose prints and slobber off the windows...and sometimes off me too !!
 
Kimo7 said:
I agree with those who’ve said there’s not much you can do other than vacuum frequently. I supplement with a roller tape thingy, we buy them in bulk at Costco. I bought a seat cover at Duluth Trading, it’s nice but our dog kept getting tangled up in it. He’s a 90 lb Boxer/Shepherd mix and determined to sit in the wife’s lap. He kept slipping off the seat into the floorboard so I took the cover out and deployed the fold flat. We put blankets down on but it wrinkles up when he decides to go through his routine of walking a circle 3 times and then scratching/bunching the bedding materials up before he lays down.

Hot tip - I also carry a spray bottle of glass cleaner and cloth to clean the snotty nose prints and slobber off the windows...and sometimes off me too !!
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That's called dog art!
 
I was using a beach towel but dog hair getting stuck in it so it's so hard to remove after a trip. And if you are not using a seat belt it's a total mess really...

I bought a seat cover from Chewy last year and it was a huge relief. My wife bought this one 5 months ago and it also serves pretty well. But I still do recommend to use a rubber to remove the hair afterwards.

Hope this helps!
 
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