Why You Should Choose Enduratex Fabrics for Auto Upholstery

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Enduratex fabric used: Madrid

 One of our biggest prides in the vinyl fabric industry is our impact in the Automotive section. We have been told multiple times that we have the most complete aftermarket automotive line in the industry and we pride ourselves on that. More and more people are choosing Enduratex vinyl for their auto upholstery needs. With premium collections like Vaquero, Phantom, Carbon Fiber & Brushed Aluminum, Mahalo and more it's no surprise as to why customers choose us. Don't just take our word for it, here are few reasons to show that no matter what automotive upholstery job you may face, Enduratex has you covered.

Enduratex vinyl fabrics are child proof

Let's face it, all kids make messes. It's kind of an expected reality. However, just because you know it's going to happen, doesn't mean you cant be prepared. Enduratex vinyls are very easy to clean. Most of the time, it just takes dish soap, water and a clean cloth. Our coated fabrics are also anti-microbial and anti-bacterial so you know they're clean and safe for your young ones. Did I mention that a good amount of our vinyls also come with our patented award winning Forbid topcoat? Forbid dramatically increases the stain resistance while preserving the integrity of the fabric luster and softness. It even prevents pen, sharpie, paint and blue jean stains!



Enduratex vinyl fabrics are pet proof

At Enduratex, we understand that when you're a pet lover, your pets go everywhere with you. This means a good amount of time spent in the car and, more specifically, on the car seats. We even get that when you love your pet so much, you don't even mind cleaning up after their messes constantly. We want to make it easier for you though. That's why our vinyl is so easy to clean. Again, most of the time it just takes soap and water. In addition, our coated fabrics have protective coatings to prevent scratching and lingering pet odors. No one likes a car that smells like wet dog.


Enduratex Fabric used: Crianza

Enduratex vinyl fabrics are resistant to the elements

Overtime, most car interiors start to turn from new and vibrant to old and dull. This is due to weathering. Here at Enduratex, weathering is a thing of the past. Our protective topcoats protect against cracking, fading and staining. So live life worry free knowing Enduratex covers the world.

Even more benefits to using Enduratex vinyl for your interior

  1. Vinyl coated products are more affordable that real leather upholstery
  2. Coated fabrics come in a variety of colors, textures, patterns and styles
  3. Faux-leather has the look and feel of leather without the upkeep
  4. Leather requires expensive specialty cleaners, vinyl does not
  5. No cows are harmed in the making of vinyl fabrics
Enduratex fabric used: Carbon Fiber


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