The seat burn of the leather inserts to the back of your legs moment... been there done that before.
Along with the driver's door arm rest, the console, the transmission lever, the steering wheel among other things.
Almost from day one, I have cover my leather seats with bath towels, Walmart specials. Cheap and effective.
These can be quickly removed when the show & shine session car show activities are part of your day.
They can be removed and washed on a frequent basis. Protects the seats from wear & tear, UV rays, the
occasion bird poop special. It also protects the back of my legs from getting burnt on a hot ass day.
Not a high dollar item when compared to custom seat covers. If these bath towels do wear out, wander on
up to local Walmart and purchase a new set. Color coordinated, tan for the two tone interior of my RL.
Light colors are better then dark colors here. A cloth alternative to the fabric seats from the factory.
With many micro-fiber towels around my interior for varying usage, from time to time, I have begun to get
creative to covering parts of the car's interior spaces. One or two to cover the console , maybe the transmission lever.
A foam can huggie fits well over this too. Used one folded up on the drivers door arm rest to ease the burn, saves my elbow.
Being that my back can get sore on some drives, I have taken to a small memory foam pillow, for the lower lumber
section of the driver's seat. Works well for me, and I fit more comfortable in the drivers seat. When not in use, I throw
this behind the drivers seat, or in the passenger footwell. I used it at the track last Saturday, to cover my cooler top
in the passenger footwell area. Keeps the direct sunlight from beating down on the cooler all day. Micro fiber towel works here too.
I had a light blue shirt on that day, which when it got hot later, I removed and... cover the entire steering wheel. Cool to the touch later. The passenger arm rest against the seat bolster squeak from hell? Wrap a micro fiber towel around the seat belt,
then place between the door arm rest and seat bolster, Close door. No more squeak.
I have a good buddy of mine, who owns a 62 MB vert, and sometimes when he shows up at the track, he brings an umbrella. WTH?
Pops it open, rests it on the head rest, and the windshield surround, and bingo the seat is covered for the day.
We have discussed here about the foil windshield sun blockers to protect the interior of our cars when parked.
Fine and dandy to protect the dash, but for the rest of our interiors not so much.
Up to you the owner to protect your interior, and the back of your legs.
LAC