Anyone Have White Seats in a Puma?

Never had white Corky but I have owned Marble which is the light grey and I wouldnt do that again if I could keep from it. You can keep them clean and they look nice but they are A LOT of work. Just depends on how bad you want light seats. At this point in time and after having a few different colors I would prefer black (which most dont like due to heat) over the white. But it is a personal decision and they do look sharp. Judd Lasiter

Though he and his bride work diligently to keep them clean. BCB

What can you use to keep the white white without spotting or damaging the seats?

YOU BEST BE REALLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL CAREFUL WHAT YOU LAY ON THEM…………..SOME STUFF WILL NOT COME OUT….. OTHER THAN THAT…………..I LIKE THE BRIGHT COLORS……..

Have had white seats in the last 8 boats I have owned. Hope they dont discontinue white vinyl. Do you have to work to keep them clean? Not any harder than any other color, you can just see the dirt on the white, instead of the darker colors where youre rubbing it all over your clothes. If you keep a clean boat, white seats are no problem. If you wash your boat once a year, whether it needs it or not, dont go for the white seats. Simple Green works pretty darn good at cleaning them. A plastic shopping bag will fade on any color seat, but it will show up worse on the white. In 8 years, Ive had to replace 1 seat because something bled on it that would not come off. It was an inner tube (I have no idea why the man was sitting on an inner tube. It was Lake Erie and maybe he was having some issues with his… Im not going there) and it left a nice brown ring complete with “Made in China” imprinted on the seat. The wife wanted to know if the co-angler that day had a perfectly round butt. Very funny. The white sure is nice in the summer.