igoslow
Posts : 1 Join date : 2015-11-04
| Subject: New carpet... flooded Wed Aug 23, 2017 9:52 pm | |
| I posted this on another forum without much response.... The wagon was a victim of a flood (parked), and I am in need of new carpet. Has anyone used this? http://www.stockinteriors.com/AutoCarpet.asp?Itemid=6410&MakeId=5&ModelId=64 This car is a backup, and I already have a project that I'm dumping money into, but I don't want to be replacing the carpet cause I went super cheap-o. Thanks for helping | |
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94Woody
Posts : 2442 Join date : 2008-12-02 Age : 49 Location : Ocala,FL
| Subject: Re: New carpet... flooded Wed Aug 23, 2017 11:35 pm | |
| That is ACC carpet. I have used it twice with good results.
Can get it pretty cheap from Rockauto.com | |
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Andebe
Posts : 3323 Join date : 2013-02-20 Age : 55 Location : Centerville, IN
| Subject: Re: New carpet... flooded Thu Aug 24, 2017 10:45 am | |
| A steamer,and some time in the sun helps it lay quicker. IMO. | |
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phantom 309
Posts : 5848 Join date : 2008-12-28 Age : 114
| Subject: Re: New carpet... flooded Sat Aug 26, 2017 8:38 am | |
| - Andebe wrote:
- A steamer,and some time in the sun helps it lay quicker. IMO.
I agree, i,ve taken some pretty scungy stinky old carpets and pressure washed them with great results, When you dry the carpet dry it upside down with the jute backing up I hang them over the kids old monkey bars. When you put it back in the car spread a box of baking soda all over the floor first then put carpet ontop of it. WFM YRMV DAOR NWEOI PDCC | |
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Brandt51
Posts : 115 Join date : 2017-08-14 Location : Las Vegas Nevada
| Subject: Re: New carpet... flooded Tue Sep 12, 2017 3:51 am | |
| Replacing carpet is a bitch. I've only done it in a single cab S-10 and I hated it. Took two tries. If you need to replace it, whatever kit you get, do it on a hot day to get it as malleable as possible. That alone makes a huge difference. | |
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