Alternative to carpet
I use the thin indoor outdoor carpet from the home builder stores, comes 6' wide and 12' wide.
Has the little 1/8" ribs in it, makes it easy to follow and cut straight lines.
Works great for boat floors. Have lined the rear floor with it im my 90 mini van, headliner and side panels too.
Can make throw rugs out if it, floor mats too. Keeps it shape.
Can cut it with a sheer easy, and does not frey so you don't have to hem the edge so it does not unravel.
Can use it as room carpet. Can wash it with a garden hose or pressure washer. Let it dry and throw it back in.
Let's say some moisture got to the interior, water will dry up through it as it can breathe.
1001 uses, cheep, no wrinkles, looks nice.
Usually comes in Grey, Brown/Tan, Green and Black.
A good upholstery sewer can cut the little pieces of pie out at the trans hump/firewall areas and sew it back together on the back side to take the shape of the floors.
A pleasure to work with.
Lays out nice on a new piece as a template you can trace around with chalk and make a new section if you spill a quart of oil on it, like in your trunk.
Helps to sound deaden too so things don't sound like a tin can.
Boats, Cars, Mini Vans, good old time!
I use the thin indoor outdoor carpet from the home builder stores, comes 6' wide and 12' wide.
Has the little 1/8" ribs in it, makes it easy to follow and cut straight lines.
Works great for boat floors. Have lined the rear floor with it im my 90 mini van, headliner and side panels too.
Can make throw rugs out if it, floor mats too. Keeps it shape.
Can cut it with a sheer easy, and does not frey so you don't have to hem the edge so it does not unravel.
Can use it as room carpet. Can wash it with a garden hose or pressure washer. Let it dry and throw it back in.
Let's say some moisture got to the interior, water will dry up through it as it can breathe.
1001 uses, cheep, no wrinkles, looks nice.
Usually comes in Grey, Brown/Tan, Green and Black.
A good upholstery sewer can cut the little pieces of pie out at the trans hump/firewall areas and sew it back together on the back side to take the shape of the floors.
A pleasure to work with.
Lays out nice on a new piece as a template you can trace around with chalk and make a new section if you spill a quart of oil on it, like in your trunk.
Helps to sound deaden too so things don't sound like a tin can.
Boats, Cars, Mini Vans, good old time!
