royalcrown

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well, it happened. it was a nice day today, sunny as all get out, and low and behold, a storm moved in while i was inside. and guess what. my t-tops were out. as soon as i heard thunder, i ran outside, and pulled it in the garage. I dont think it had been raining very long because the seats weren't holding puddles of water, although they got a pretty good soaking. I immediately dried everything off, and it looks fine but i was wondering if any of you knew if water will hurt leather interior. I'm pretty worried about it.

Brian2006

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It shouldn't be too bad if you cleaned it up quickly enough. It'll just try up overnight

Silver02TA

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i'd put some leather conditioner on it asap since water dries leather out

ritz

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That sucks man. I think you'll be ok too.

If it makes you feel any better I had my t-tops off one day went outside and got in my car. And I saw something out of the corner of my eye on my door handle inside the car and I looked over and what was it? A bird took a huge **** and it landed in my car...that sucked.

BAD ASS TA WS6

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Bah, you'll be all set. It's not real leather anyways, all GM "leather" is coated in urethane. Worst that can happen is that the water will sit in the seat foam, since the bottom of the seat is preforated.

Dry it out and you're good to go.

ferbiepom

I aloways worry about that, hopefully it never happens to me

ZmyHPandrun

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I had it happen to me as well... It looks worse than it is... I dried it up and never had a problem. Like he said, its coated leather, so its not as sensitive... You are fine.

royalcrown

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Thanks a lot guys. I was pretty worried there for a second. I got this car 3 weeks ago, and i'm babying the **** out of it. Your input made me feel much better.