Eastern72

Welcome Sandan. You will have a hard time getting your wife out of the Sport right now 'cause we ladies love to drive our Edge!

:wacko: Wow! I'm glad I asked the question and the answers don't make this treatment sound like it would be a good investment - even if free! You're right that I should do regular waxing and leather conditioning and I have to agree that it must not be such a miracle product if Ford (or any other car manufacturer) doesn't apply it during building and market it. Thanks for your responses.

Hi, Anyone had positive experiences with an exterior and interior protective sealant called Resist All that you buy from and is applied to your vehicle by the dealer? My dealer has offered me this sealant complimentary on the paint and leather upholstery of my 2010 Edge Limited. I'm told that I won't have to wax the car again and that it protects the paint from things such as bird droppings and tree sap and protects the upholstery from all kinds of spills and stains. Of course, I'm happy to accept this free treatment! Just interested in hearing about anyone's good experiences with the Resist All product. Thanks. :yup:

Thanks, old dog! I have been driving it for 10 days and each time I have to readjust the seat to find the right spot. So, this weekend, my husband is going to bend the posts on the restraints ever so slightly to straighten the angle on them just a bit. Otherwise - my Edge is great, especially when I'm riding with the vista roof open! We have plans for Ocean City, MD for the holiday - taking Edge on the road!

To Picturepro, Igcitng, and Franklee - Thanks for the helpful comments. I purchased my Edge Limited FWD today and took the time to adjust the seat and height of the restraints until I felt it was in the most comfortable position and it felt better this time around than when I test drove it. Must be experiencing the euphoria of ownership! The Edge is a beautiful crossover and I am looking forward to many enjoyable rides! :happy feet:

Thanks for the welcome! Yes, my head does touch the restraint because I sit up straight with my shoulders resting fully on the seat back and in this position, my head is being pushed downward by these restraints.

Hi, I'm new to the forum and looking to buy an 2010 Edge Limited. Test drove one in Cinnamon w/Camel interior yesterday and immediately LOVED everything, except I HATED the head restraints! The salesman showed me an Escape and while the head restraint felt better, the vehicle was smaller than I wanted, and the Explorer restraints gave me the same problem as the Edge. Once I got home, I started searching for web sites that dealt with this issue and found the Ford Edge Forum. This is a great site!! I've been reading your posts about this issue, including a post from someone who substituted the Escape restraint for ones in their Edge in 2008 and all was better for them. Now, I am debating my next steps: Wonder if I can switch with 2010 Escape? Wonder if the back Edge restraints can switch to the front and be more comfortable? I don't want to flip them since it won't be able to lock in place. I read another post (ellen?) about how she had aftermarketer do a lumbar pad and went to that site, but didn't see any info about them., besides, I live in Maryland and this dealer was in Reno, NV and it sounded like you need to see him for a custom job. I guess this is a long post from a newbie, but, I'd be greatful if anyone would tell me more about their luck on bending the posts on the restraint or share other solutions? The head restraint is really a potential deal breaker for me! Thanks.