Carpet for dummies
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I used a heat gun. I got the carpet from a restoration company and the instuctions said to lay it in the car and use a heat gun to mold it to the floor. Just dont get too close and dont heat one spot for long.
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Originally posted by NoReverse95Teg
just buy premolded carpet. they make specifically for almost every car. shit, you can probably find it on ebay.
just buy premolded carpet. they make specifically for almost every car. shit, you can probably find it on ebay.
http://www.google.com/search?sourcei...acement+carpet
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Originally posted by 72NOVA
I used a heat gun. I got the carpet from a restoration company and the instuctions said to lay it in the car and use a heat gun to mold it to the floor. Just dont get too close and dont heat one spot for long.
I used a heat gun. I got the carpet from a restoration company and the instuctions said to lay it in the car and use a heat gun to mold it to the floor. Just dont get too close and dont heat one spot for long.
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From: Moyock
I don't want to do OEM... I have a couple of designs I want to put in it. My cousin installs residential carpet and showed me how to 'glue' the seams together. so the heat gun trick sounds like the way to go. Thnx nova
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From: Moyock
Originally posted by OuTLaW STaR
Auto Custom Carpets.
Auto Custom Carpets.
this is the closest to not doing it myself... thnx OuTLaw
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