False floors
07-19-2004, 09:15 PM
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False floors
I've completely pulled out my backseats and I'm not putting them back in. Has anyone done a false floor before? I have a how to I just lack all the skills to make it look right. Could really use some help/ pointers..or other ideas
07-19-2004, 09:26 PM
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Re: False floors
Originally Posted by zexpwrd4door
Youd have to be alittle more specific but...its not very hard...just have to map it out
what specifics do you need? I just want it to look less trashy...and I don't feel like hunting down new seats. It's for an integra.
07-19-2004, 09:59 PM
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Re: False floors
Just what material you want to use and anyway you want it to look? I mean its easy to cut some wood and box it off. You could cut apiece to block off the hatch area then another to box of the bottom. Really endless all depends on what u want to use...and what look you want
07-19-2004, 10:16 PM
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Re: False floors
Originally Posted by zexpwrd4door
Just what material you want to use and anyway you want it to look? I mean its easy to cut some wood and box it off. You could cut apiece to block off the hatch area then another to box of the bottom. Really endless all depends on what u want to use...and what look you want
So are you volunteering?
07-20-2004, 03:08 AM
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Re: False floors
you could use the bottom of the seat you removed, then pull the upholstery off and then use the foam and steel rod as a 'mold' and fibreglass that thing! you have options to deal with the top...you can either use more foam to lay across the top and make it solid or you can choose to use some wood and piano hinges to make it a 'flip-top' kinda like crx's. you will have to trim the remainder of the foam that you don't use as mold, and you may fibreglass the inside of now existant frame. you'll want to upholster the fibreglass and whatever top you decide on doing.
07-20-2004, 05:10 AM
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Re: False floors
Originally Posted by onebadk1tty
I was planning on carpeting it and as far as boxing off the hatch area I will need oddles of help with that. So are you volunteering?
So are you volunteering?
07-20-2004, 05:15 AM
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Re: False floors
Originally Posted by onebadk1tty
I was planning on carpeting it and as far as boxing off the hatch area I will need oddles of help with that. So are you volunteering?
So are you volunteering?Hmmm I supppose I could lend a hand ....
07-20-2004, 10:14 AM
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Re: False floors
Originally Posted by Boosted2003
I would being willing to help but since the packers are coming monday.
Originally Posted by zexpwrd4door
Hmmm I supppose I could lend a hand ....
