No carpets???
Ok I am now officially fed up with this whole carpet in cars idea, The carpet in my 4 door was ruined by the previous driver, it was never washed and it looks like ---- and worst of all, it smells like sulphiric acid (fart smell from the drivers side foot area) what I was thinking of doing is removing the carpet and putting in something like the honda element has, a big rubber mat or something.
Can you guys give me any ideas as to what I can do? And also where can i get a big enough piece of rubber to cover the floors? I was thinking the covers for the back of cargo vans would be perfect, theyre light, thin strong and look good, but are still not big enough for my application. Thanks. |
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i hate my bergandy carpet.
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I hate carpet period. thats why i want something different.
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like rihno lining?
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That would be a great idea, but expensive and messy wouldnt it? plus where around the london and toronto area do you know anyone that does it?
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carpetless.......removed it all about 3 months ago
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you can get oem style replacement for $100-$200.
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Thin industrial rubber tile flooring might look good, its the stuff you see with the circles on top
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just take it all out and spray in that bedliner stuff just like the jeep boys
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Take it out then get some rubber truck floormats at autozone or somewhere for like 10 bucks. You can take um out to clean and they are tough as nails
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I took out my carpet for a while, but I put it back in. the carpet is just more comfortable to see when you're driving around.
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when I get a daily driver I'm going to do rhino liner in my car.
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4thGenTurbo.... Go to LineX for a rhinolining type deal. I have a few hillbilly friends from london and surrounding area that had it done. ---- I've seen farm truck done in it complete as if it was a new paint job!
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Originally Posted by bumblezc
4thGenTurbo.... Go to LineX for a rhinolining type deal. I have a few hillbilly friends from london and surrounding area that had it done. ---- I've seen farm truck done in it complete as if it was a new paint job!
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Do you guys know of any pics to see what it would look like without carpets?
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Dynamat spray "dynasheild" I used tons of it when I worked at an audio shop. Looks nice and would be perfect for the floors etc. We used it for inside door panels to deaden the sound. Its basicaly like ryno liner but not as heavy or expensive PLUS the added sound deadening. I believe they make two types flat black and blue and it can be painted too. My only concern would be cleaning up the wire harnesses to make them somewhat appealing without carpet. Carpets main function is to cover up engineering.
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My worry is the stuff rubbing off due to friction, and i would also want whatever i use to be water proof and salt proof for winter, so a thin rubber mat is still my ideal solution. something to act as a tub inside the car so i can clean it with a mop and detergants. i plan to still have a soft floor because the meaterial will be overlaying the undercarpeting/foam crap.
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that foam crap is attached to the carpet. there's a bunch of tar ---- underneath that is attached to the body too.
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What I mean Kyle is, I will purchase the foam seperatly, lay it down and glue it to the floor, i'll take out all the seats and center console glue the rubber matting in on top of the foam, then aling the sides. I'd take out the plastic inserts that hold the carpet in place on the upper rocker, cut out the rubber in the right shape, then attatch the plastic inserts to the rubber. its alot of work but worth the effort and would look good if done properly. i just need to figure out where i can buy the stiffer thin rubber mat material.
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Originally Posted by 4thGenTurbo
What I mean Kyle is, I will purchase the foam seperatly, lay it down and glue it to the floor, i'll take out all the seats and center console glue the rubber matting in on top of the foam, then aling the sides. I'd take out the plastic inserts that hold the carpet in place on the upper rocker, cut out the rubber in the right shape, then attatch the plastic inserts to the rubber. its alot of work but worth the effort and would look good if done properly. i just need to figure out where i can buy the stiffer thin rubber mat material.
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