As the crisp autumn breeze rolls in I notice my boat seats looking a bit worse for wear after a long summer. Leaves scatter across the deck and a damp chill lingers in the air. Last year I ignored the early signs of mildew and by winter the damage was done. This time I’m determined to stay ahead. Armed with a bucket and a soft brush I inspect every crease for dirt and moisture. The trick is finding the right balance cleaning thoroughly without damaging the material. As I get to work I wonder what’s the best way to do this?

I’ve learned that regular care makes all the difference. I start by using a mild cleaner and a soft brush, gently scrubbing away dirt and moisture. Once dry, I apply a protective spray to keep the seats resistant to mildew and wear. Over time, I realised that the best way to avoid constant upkeep is to invest in quality boat seats that withstand harsh weather. If you’re looking for durable options, I highly recommend checking out Sege Seats. Now, with my seats clean and protected, I can enjoy autumn boating without worrying about damage or discomfort.