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30 years of experience: INEOS Grenadier underbody and cavity rust protection with Mike Sanders & TimeMAX in Bavaria, near Nuremberg.
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Premium Long-Term Underbody and Cavity Corrosion Protection with Mike Sanders and TimeMAX for INEOS Grenadier
Long-lasting corrosion protection for your INEOS Grenadier: Using Mike Sanders Corrosion Protection Grease, TimeMAX underbody protection and supplementary Normfest Protector Wax, our workshop team draws on 30 years of experience to support the long-term protection of your off-road vehicle – both inside and out. At our specialist 4x4 workshop in Berg bei Neumarkt, Bavaria, between Nuremberg and Regensburg, we offer professional underbody and cavity corrosion protection for the INEOS Grenadier.
This allows you to supplement your Grenadier's existing corrosion protection, protect heavily exposed areas of the ladder chassis, underbody and bodywork, and help prevent expensive rust damage over the long term.
The following services are included in the complete package:
- Comprehensive corrosion protection: Additional treatment of accessible areas of the ladder chassis inside and out, underbody, wheel arches, axles, doors, rear doors and bonnet.
- Professional preparation: Removal of relevant covers and trim panels and assessment of existing corrosion protection.
- Extensive protective masking: Careful masking of bodywork, painted surfaces, windows, brakes and other components that must not be treated.
- Mike Sanders cavity protection: Additional long-term protection using heated, creeping corrosion protection grease and specialist cavity probes in suitable cavities.
- TimeMAX underbody protection: Durable protective coating for suitable external underbody surfaces.
- Normfest Protector Wax: Supplementary corrosion protection in selected areas.
- Endoscopic inspection: Visual inspection of accessible cavities before and after treatment.
- Reassembly and cleaning: Reinstallation of removed components and final cleaning.
A detailed explanation of each stage of the treatment can be found below.
Your benefits – and what they mean for your INEOS Grenadier
- Additional long-term protection: The treatment supplements the corrosion protection already applied to the Grenadier at the factory.
- Protection for exposed areas: Areas subjected to stone chips, dirt and road spray can receive particular attention.
- Protection from within: Suitable, accessible areas inside the ladder chassis and bodywork receive supplementary protection.
- Long-lasting creeping action: Mike Sanders Corrosion Protection Grease remains flexible and can continue to spread into narrow gaps when temperatures rise.
- Durable underbody protection: TimeMAX protects suitable external metal surfaces against typical environmental influences and mechanical stresses.
- Professional application: Careful preparation, protective masking, specialist cavity probes and endoscopic inspections enable controlled treatment.
- Long-term preservation: Additional corrosion protection helps preserve the vehicle's structural integrity under demanding operating conditions.
Our extensive experience in dealing with corrosion
We have been servicing and repairing off-road vehicles for 30 years and know from first-hand workshop experience how continuous exposure to corrosion-promoting conditions can affect vehicles over time. We regularly see how moisture, road salt, dirt and damaged protective coatings can affect the long-term condition of metal components.
The INEOS Grenadier already benefits from extensive factory corrosion protection. Its ladder chassis is protected using processes including cathodic dip coating, powder coating and cavity wax, while its body is made from galvanised steel.
Despite these factory-applied protective measures, the Grenadier remains an off-road vehicle whose underbody, axles and other components may be exposed to considerable stresses in everyday use.
Professional supplementary corrosion protection can provide additional protection in suitable areas. The aim is to support the existing protective systems and help prevent damage before it develops.
Comprehensive corrosion protection – protecting relevant components
Even on a vehicle with good factory corrosion protection, it makes sense to inspect heavily exposed areas regularly and supplement their protection where appropriate.
During treatment, we consider the ladder chassis inside and out, underbody, wheel arches, axles and suitable areas of the doors, rear doors and bonnet.
Existing protective coatings can be exposed to demanding conditions after extensive off-road driving, repeated contact with mud and water, or regular winter use.
Before applying additional corrosion protection, we therefore assess which surfaces and cavities are accessible and which protective materials are suitable for the existing coatings.
Disassembly – accessing concealed areas
Additional corrosion protection must be applied where treatment is technically appropriate and the protective material can be used effectively.
We therefore remove relevant covers and trim panels, providing access to areas that are concealed or difficult to reach when the vehicle is fully assembled.
Dirt and moisture may accumulate behind underbody panels, around joints and in concealed areas. Disassembly allows these locations to be assessed and treated more thoroughly.
Protective masking – precise application without unwanted overspray
Corrosion protection belongs on the intended surfaces – not on paintwork, windows, brakes or sensitive vehicle components.
Before application, the vehicle is carefully covered and masked. Bodywork, painted surfaces, windows, the braking system and other components that must not be treated are protected.
This preparation is particularly important on a modern off-road vehicle with numerous electrical and mechanical components, allowing the protective materials to be applied in a controlled manner.
Mike Sanders Corrosion Protection Grease – supplementary cavity protection with long-lasting creeping action
The key advantage: the grease remains capable of creeping into narrow gaps and seams even after application.
Mike Sanders Corrosion Protection Grease is heated to approximately 120 °C and applied using a hot-spray process with specialist cavity probes. The material can be used to provide supplementary corrosion protection inside suitable, accessible cavities.
It forms a protective film on treated metal surfaces. Thanks to its temperature-dependent creeping properties, it can continue to spread into narrow gaps, reducing contact between the metal, moisture and oxygen.
Important for the Grenadier: The existing factory-applied cavity protection must be considered when selecting and applying additional materials. The treatment is therefore adapted to suitable areas and existing coatings.
TimeMAX underbody protection – supplementary protection against moisture, dirt and stone chips
The INEOS Grenadier's underbody is designed for demanding use but remains exposed to mechanical stresses and environmental conditions that can contribute to corrosion.
Stone chips, mud, road spray and road salt can affect existing protective coatings. Inspections for damage are particularly worthwhile after demanding off-road trips.
We use high-quality TimeMAX underbody protection on suitable external underbody surfaces. The durable coating can supplement existing protection and shield treated metal surfaces against environmental influences.
It is the combination that makes the difference: TimeMAX protects suitable external underbody surfaces, while Mike Sanders Corrosion Protection Grease is used in appropriate cavities.
Normfest Protector Wax – supplementary protection in selected areas
We also use Normfest Protector Wax in selected areas where the material is suitable for the existing surfaces and coatings.
This corrosion protection wax offers good wetting and creeping properties. Once dry, it forms a flexible, firmly adhering protective film on treated metal surfaces.
By selecting protective materials according to their individual properties, additional corrosion protection can be tailored to the different areas of the vehicle.
Endoscopic inspection – checking cavities before and after treatment
Visual inspection of accessible cavities helps us assess the condition of the areas being treated.
Before treatment, suitable cavities are examined using an endoscope, allowing us to inspect visible internal surfaces.
Following treatment, another endoscopic visual inspection is carried out to check the application and distribution of the protective material in accessible areas.
Reassembly and cleaning – completing the treatment properly
Professional reassembly and cleaning are included in the complete workshop service.
Once the protective materials have been applied, we remove the masking and reinstall the previously removed trim panels and components.
Finally, the areas affected during the work are cleaned, completing the supplementary corrosion protection treatment.
Vehicle condition and possible additional work
The fixed package price applies to new or nearly new vehicles without heavy contamination or extensive rust damage.
If more extensive cleaning or rust removal is required, the additional work will be charged separately. In such cases, we can only provide a firm price after inspecting and assessing the condition of the vehicle.
Supplementary corrosion protection may also be beneficial for INEOS Grenadier vehicles that have already been used extensively. However, existing coatings, possible damage and the overall condition of the vehicle must be taken into account. Applying protective materials cannot reverse existing rust damage.
Manufacturer warranty notice: Before booking, please check whether additional underbody and cavity corrosion protection could affect the applicable warranty conditions of your INEOS Grenadier. This treatment does not replace any inspections required by the manufacturer.
Booking an appointment and treatment duration
Please note: The treatment is carried out exclusively at our workshop in 92348 Berg bei Neumarkt in der Oberpfalz, Bavaria, Germany.
Our workshop is easily accessible and is located approximately 35 km from Nuremberg, 70 km from Regensburg and 145 km from Munich.
When placing your order, please provide the model year and exact version of your INEOS Grenadier, along with your telephone number. This allows us to assess the work required for your particular vehicle and arrange a suitable appointment.
Alternatively, you can contact us first on +49 9181 466 644 before placing your order.
The comprehensive treatment, including preparation, protective masking, supplementary corrosion protection, inspection, reassembly and cleaning, normally takes 2–3 days.
Premium Long-Term Underbody and Cavity Corrosion Protection with Mike Sanders and TimeMAX for INEOS Grenadier
Long-lasting corrosion protection for your INEOS Grenadier: Using Mike Sanders Corrosion Protection Grease, TimeMAX underbody protection and supplementary Normfest Protector Wax, our workshop team draws on 30 years of experience to support the long-term protection of your off-road vehicle – both inside and out. At our specialist 4x4 workshop in Berg bei Neumarkt, Bavaria, between Nuremberg and Regensburg, we offer professional underbody and cavity corrosion protection for the INEOS Grenadier.
This allows you to supplement your Grenadier's existing corrosion protection, protect heavily exposed areas of the ladder chassis, underbody and bodywork, and help prevent expensive rust damage over the long term.
The following services are included in the complete package:
- Comprehensive corrosion protection: Additional treatment of accessible areas of the ladder chassis inside and out, underbody, wheel arches, axles, doors, rear doors and bonnet.
- Professional preparation: Removal of relevant covers and trim panels and assessment of existing corrosion protection.
- Extensive protective masking: Careful masking of bodywork, painted surfaces, windows, brakes and other components that must not be treated.
- Mike Sanders cavity protection: Additional long-term protection using heated, creeping corrosion protection grease and specialist cavity probes in suitable cavities.
- TimeMAX underbody protection: Durable protective coating for suitable external underbody surfaces.
- Normfest Protector Wax: Supplementary corrosion protection in selected areas.
- Endoscopic inspection: Visual inspection of accessible cavities before and after treatment.
- Reassembly and cleaning: Reinstallation of removed components and final cleaning.
A detailed explanation of each stage of the treatment can be found below.
Your benefits – and what they mean for your INEOS Grenadier
- Additional long-term protection: The treatment supplements the corrosion protection already applied to the Grenadier at the factory.
- Protection for exposed areas: Areas subjected to stone chips, dirt and road spray can receive particular attention.
- Protection from within: Suitable, accessible areas inside the ladder chassis and bodywork receive supplementary protection.
- Long-lasting creeping action: Mike Sanders Corrosion Protection Grease remains flexible and can continue to spread into narrow gaps when temperatures rise.
- Durable underbody protection: TimeMAX protects suitable external metal surfaces against typical environmental influences and mechanical stresses.
- Professional application: Careful preparation, protective masking, specialist cavity probes and endoscopic inspections enable controlled treatment.
- Long-term preservation: Additional corrosion protection helps preserve the vehicle's structural integrity under demanding operating conditions.
Our extensive experience in dealing with corrosion
We have been servicing and repairing off-road vehicles for 30 years and know from first-hand workshop experience how continuous exposure to corrosion-promoting conditions can affect vehicles over time. We regularly see how moisture, road salt, dirt and damaged protective coatings can affect the long-term condition of metal components.
The INEOS Grenadier already benefits from extensive factory corrosion protection. Its ladder chassis is protected using processes including cathodic dip coating, powder coating and cavity wax, while its body is made from galvanised steel.
Despite these factory-applied protective measures, the Grenadier remains an off-road vehicle whose underbody, axles and other components may be exposed to considerable stresses in everyday use.
Professional supplementary corrosion protection can provide additional protection in suitable areas. The aim is to support the existing protective systems and help prevent damage before it develops.
Comprehensive corrosion protection – protecting relevant components
Even on a vehicle with good factory corrosion protection, it makes sense to inspect heavily exposed areas regularly and supplement their protection where appropriate.
During treatment, we consider the ladder chassis inside and out, underbody, wheel arches, axles and suitable areas of the doors, rear doors and bonnet.
Existing protective coatings can be exposed to demanding conditions after extensive off-road driving, repeated contact with mud and water, or regular winter use.
Before applying additional corrosion protection, we therefore assess which surfaces and cavities are accessible and which protective materials are suitable for the existing coatings.
Disassembly – accessing concealed areas
Additional corrosion protection must be applied where treatment is technically appropriate and the protective material can be used effectively.
We therefore remove relevant covers and trim panels, providing access to areas that are concealed or difficult to reach when the vehicle is fully assembled.
Dirt and moisture may accumulate behind underbody panels, around joints and in concealed areas. Disassembly allows these locations to be assessed and treated more thoroughly.
Protective masking – precise application without unwanted overspray
Corrosion protection belongs on the intended surfaces – not on paintwork, windows, brakes or sensitive vehicle components.
Before application, the vehicle is carefully covered and masked. Bodywork, painted surfaces, windows, the braking system and other components that must not be treated are protected.
This preparation is particularly important on a modern off-road vehicle with numerous electrical and mechanical components, allowing the protective materials to be applied in a controlled manner.
Mike Sanders Corrosion Protection Grease – supplementary cavity protection with long-lasting creeping action
The key advantage: the grease remains capable of creeping into narrow gaps and seams even after application.
Mike Sanders Corrosion Protection Grease is heated to approximately 120 °C and applied using a hot-spray process with specialist cavity probes. The material can be used to provide supplementary corrosion protection inside suitable, accessible cavities.
It forms a protective film on treated metal surfaces. Thanks to its temperature-dependent creeping properties, it can continue to spread into narrow gaps, reducing contact between the metal, moisture and oxygen.
Important for the Grenadier: The existing factory-applied cavity protection must be considered when selecting and applying additional materials. The treatment is therefore adapted to suitable areas and existing coatings.
TimeMAX underbody protection – supplementary protection against moisture, dirt and stone chips
The INEOS Grenadier's underbody is designed for demanding use but remains exposed to mechanical stresses and environmental conditions that can contribute to corrosion.
Stone chips, mud, road spray and road salt can affect existing protective coatings. Inspections for damage are particularly worthwhile after demanding off-road trips.
We use high-quality TimeMAX underbody protection on suitable external underbody surfaces. The durable coating can supplement existing protection and shield treated metal surfaces against environmental influences.
It is the combination that makes the difference: TimeMAX protects suitable external underbody surfaces, while Mike Sanders Corrosion Protection Grease is used in appropriate cavities.
Normfest Protector Wax – supplementary protection in selected areas
We also use Normfest Protector Wax in selected areas where the material is suitable for the existing surfaces and coatings.
This corrosion protection wax offers good wetting and creeping properties. Once dry, it forms a flexible, firmly adhering protective film on treated metal surfaces.
By selecting protective materials according to their individual properties, additional corrosion protection can be tailored to the different areas of the vehicle.
Endoscopic inspection – checking cavities before and after treatment
Visual inspection of accessible cavities helps us assess the condition of the areas being treated.
Before treatment, suitable cavities are examined using an endoscope, allowing us to inspect visible internal surfaces.
Following treatment, another endoscopic visual inspection is carried out to check the application and distribution of the protective material in accessible areas.
Reassembly and cleaning – completing the treatment properly
Professional reassembly and cleaning are included in the complete workshop service.
Once the protective materials have been applied, we remove the masking and reinstall the previously removed trim panels and components.
Finally, the areas affected during the work are cleaned, completing the supplementary corrosion protection treatment.
Vehicle condition and possible additional work
The fixed package price applies to new or nearly new vehicles without heavy contamination or extensive rust damage.
If more extensive cleaning or rust removal is required, the additional work will be charged separately. In such cases, we can only provide a firm price after inspecting and assessing the condition of the vehicle.
Supplementary corrosion protection may also be beneficial for INEOS Grenadier vehicles that have already been used extensively. However, existing coatings, possible damage and the overall condition of the vehicle must be taken into account. Applying protective materials cannot reverse existing rust damage.
Manufacturer warranty notice: Before booking, please check whether additional underbody and cavity corrosion protection could affect the applicable warranty conditions of your INEOS Grenadier. This treatment does not replace any inspections required by the manufacturer.
Booking an appointment and treatment duration
Please note: The treatment is carried out exclusively at our workshop in 92348 Berg bei Neumarkt in der Oberpfalz, Bavaria, Germany.
Our workshop is easily accessible and is located approximately 35 km from Nuremberg, 70 km from Regensburg and 145 km from Munich.
When placing your order, please provide the model year and exact version of your INEOS Grenadier, along with your telephone number. This allows us to assess the work required for your particular vehicle and arrange a suitable appointment.
Alternatively, you can contact us first on +49 9181 466 644 before placing your order.
The comprehensive treatment, including preparation, protective masking, supplementary corrosion protection, inspection, reassembly and cleaning, normally takes 2–3 days.
Ludwig-Erhard-Ring 30
92348 Berg b. Neumarkt i.d.OPf.
Deutschland / Germany
E-Mail / Email: info@nakatanenga.de
Frequently Asked Questions about Underbody and Cavity Corrosion Protection for INEOS Grenadier
1. How can I preserve the value and condition of my INEOS Grenadier over the long term?
Regular servicing, thorough cleaning and preventative corrosion protection all help preserve the vehicle's condition. The Grenadier is designed for demanding use, but moisture, road salt and dirt can still contribute to corrosion in heavily exposed areas. Professionally applied underbody and cavity protection can complement the factory corrosion protection.
2. Which areas of the INEOS Grenadier should be checked for corrosion?
Useful inspection points include the ladder chassis and its cavities, crossmembers, suspension mountings, axles, underbody sections, panel seams and joints. Mud and moisture may accumulate in these areas during off-road use. As the Grenadier is a relatively recent vehicle model, these should be regarded as preventative inspection points rather than established widespread model-specific rust faults.
3. Why is additional corrosion protection worthwhile on an INEOS Grenadier with a galvanised body?
The Grenadier already has factory corrosion protection, including a galvanised steel body. However, this does not mean that every component is permanently protected against all forms of corrosion. Stone chips, mechanical damage and prolonged moisture exposure can affect protective coatings. Additional preservation may therefore be worthwhile, particularly for vehicles regularly used off-road or during winter.
4. Why is underbody and cavity corrosion protection for the INEOS Grenadier considerably more expensive than for traditional off-road vehicles such as the Defender or Wrangler?
The INEOS Grenadier's modern, complex construction requires substantially more labour. Compared with traditional off-road vehicles, numerous plastic trim panels, protective covers and other components are more intricately fitted. These must first be removed to gain proper access to the critical areas of the ladder chassis, suspension and bodywork for comprehensive underbody and cavity corrosion protection.
The compact, intricate layout also makes many concealed areas considerably harder to reach. As a result, preparation, treatment and professional reassembly all take significantly longer. Overall, the INEOS Grenadier requires more than twice as much labour as a traditional Defender or Wrangler. The higher fixed package price therefore reflects the additional disassembly and reassembly work necessary to achieve the same thorough standard of corrosion protection.
5. How can I recognise early signs of corrosion on my INEOS Grenadier chassis?
Look for rust discolouration, damaged coatings, affected welds and corrosion around joints. Stone-chip damage on exposed underbody surfaces should also be checked. Because corrosion inside enclosed chassis sections may not be visible externally, an endoscopic inspection can be useful where necessary.
6. How should existing rust on an INEOS Grenadier be treated?
The first step is to determine whether the corrosion is superficial or whether more serious damage has developed. Damaged coatings and corrosion should be professionally assessed and prepared before preservation. As the Grenadier is a relatively new model, potential warranty claims should also be considered. Corrosion protection is not a substitute for necessary repairs.
7. Why is professional underbody and cavity protection more involved than a basic underbody coating?
A basic underbody coating usually focuses on accessible exterior surfaces. Comprehensive corrosion protection also addresses cavities and hard-to-reach sections of the ladder chassis. The work includes vehicle preparation, protective masking, suitable application probes, the appropriate use of Mike Sanders and TimeMAX and inspection of treated areas. This requires more work but can provide more comprehensive protection.
8. When is the best time for underbody and cavity corrosion protection – summer or winter?
Treatment before the first winter is particularly worthwhile, although corrosion protection can be applied throughout the year. The areas being treated must be clean and dry. Warmer temperatures can subsequently encourage the creeping action of Mike Sanders Corrosion Protection Grease.
9. Should I have my INEOS Grenadier protected against corrosion while it is still new?
Yes, because preventing rust is considerably easier than removing corrosion damage later. On new or nearly new vehicles, metal surfaces can be protected before rust and heavy contamination develop. Early preservation can complement the INEOS Grenadier's existing factory corrosion protection and help preserve its condition from the outset.
10. Do I need to clean my INEOS Grenadier before its corrosion protection appointment?
The underbody and cavities being treated must be clean and dry. After off-road driving, mud and water can accumulate around chassis sections and suspension components. Sufficient drying time is therefore needed after thorough cleaning. The preparation will be agreed with the workshop beforehand.
11. Can I carry out underbody and cavity corrosion protection on my Grenadier myself?
It is possible in principle, but treating cavities properly requires specialist equipment and experience. Mike Sanders Corrosion Protection Grease is heated to approximately 120 °C. Hot material, airborne spray mist, adequate ventilation and suitable personal protective equipment must all be considered. Owners of new vehicles should also check whether additional treatments could affect manufacturer requirements or warranty terms.
12. Does the corrosion protection on an INEOS Grenadier need regular inspection?
Cavity protection grease normally requires little maintenance. However, exterior coatings should be checked for damage, particularly after demanding off-road driving. A more comprehensive inspection after approximately two to three years is advisable, although heavily stressed areas may require earlier attention.
13. Can Mike Sanders Corrosion Protection Grease leak out of the Grenadier in summer?
Yes, small amounts of excess grease can emerge from drainage or cavity openings in warm weather. This is related to the material's intended creeping properties. Such traces can be carefully removed without blocking the drainage openings.
14. Can I still use my INEOS Grenadier off-road after corrosion protection?
Yes, off-road use remains possible. After challenging trips, mud and dirt should be removed and the underbody checked for damage to the protective coating. Exposed areas may require additional treatment after contact with rocks or other mechanical impacts.
15. Which corrosion protection product is suitable for INEOS Grenadier cavities?
A product with good creeping properties is suitable for hard-to-reach chassis and body cavities. Mike Sanders Corrosion Protection Grease remains pliable and can continue to spread into seams and gaps when warm. For more heavily exposed external underbody surfaces, we use TimeMAX underbody protection. Existing factory protective coatings must be taken into account when selecting materials.
16. What is the difference between rust treatment and underbody and cavity protection?
Rust treatment is a general term for measures used to prevent or address corrosion. Comprehensive underbody and cavity protection combines treatment of exposed exterior surfaces with protection of hard-to-reach internal cavities. The aim is to reduce both external corrosion risks and the risk of rust developing out of sight.
17. Why are specialist cavity probes important for the Grenadier?
Enclosed chassis sections and concealed body cavities cannot be adequately treated from the outside alone. Suitable spray probes enable corrosion protection material to be applied through existing access points. Components, drainage routes and manufacturer requirements must be respected during treatment.
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Adventure 4x4 - Rockslider for Ineos Quartermaster, left and right side, colour: black The ABNTR4X4 Rockslider in black for the INEOS Quartermaster is made of stainless steel in Germany and impresses with its function and striking design. In order to increase the rigidity under lateral loads in off-road use, the elongated holes on the sides are dimpled inwards. It is mounted on the original mounts without drilling. The Rockslider is mounted directly underneath the doors instead of the plastic panelling. Due to the high exposed position of the Rockslider, the ramp angle of the INEOS Quartermaster is not changed or impaired. The Rockslider not only serves to protect the bodywork, but also provides a secure footing thanks to its non-slip surface of drawn studs. Thanks to its shape, the Rockslider also protects against excessive dirt in the field. The dirt picked up can be rinsed out again through openings on the underside. Technical data: Suitable for Quartermaster 25 kg per Rockslider incl. bracket Mounting on original fastening points Delivery: 1 set of Rockslider stainless steel, colour black (left & right) Bracket and fastening material (left & right) Set of galvanised screws Utility model protection: 20 2023 001 190.6 Shipped on a pallet. Registration by individual approval possible.
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Seat cover for driver and passenger side Ineos Grenadier The Ineos Grenadier is designed to be the successor to the old Land Rover Defender. You won’t find any gimmicks in the Grenadier but loads of functionality and robust simplicity. This principle also applies to the front seats by Recaro. While they provide a lot of support off-road, they are at the same time quite comfortable, both when driving and when getting in or out of the car. Regardless whether you choose the Recaros with leather or fabric upholstery, our tailor-made protective covers for the Grenadier’s front seats function as a sturdy and versatile "battle suit" for tough off-road missions, long overland trips and everyday life. Our textile designers opted for a three-part concept to achieve a perfect fit for the compact, straight-lined seats. Apart from the headrest, there are two separate covers for backrest and seat. This allows for a firm and precise fit without bulging or sliding. The covers are fastened with straps (or velcro) and tucked into the gaps for an even tighter fit, both at the outer edges and between the backrest and the seat. The materials - 1000D nylon 6.6 and breathable nylon mesh - are hard-wearing and, above all, easy to clean. MOLLE on the headrest, backrest and the front edge of the seat offers additional storage space to attach equipment and accessory pouches. Cut-outs in the covers guarantee that operation, functionality and safety technology (e.g. airbags) remain unrestricted. Our seat covers are available in black with plain-colored MESH inserts. Material: nylon, PU-coated This item was designed in our in-house textile workshop. A dedicated team and short distances guarantee constant quality control and continuous development of our textile products. Thanks to our in-house workshop, we can easily accommodate customer requests for changes, custom designs and ideas for improvement at short notice. We promise to implement your requirements whenever possible. An email or phone call is all it takes! And by the way: For this product, we use nylon fabric with a polyurethane (PU) coating. Both the fabric and its coating are PVC-free. Flexible PVC materials may contain phthalate-based plasticisers, some of which are legally restricted due to their potential health risks. That's why we deliberately avoid PVC in this product and opt for a high-quality PU coating instead – a more expensive alternative for us, but one we've consciously chosen.
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