Installing new carpets
I cemented the carpet to rear deck pan and the back of the back seat. As stated above I cemented poster board first and then the carpet. As for the front I did not cement the whole front carpet to the floor pan. After dry fitting and a little trimming I spot cemented. The seats when bolted down will hold the carpet in place so I spot cemented that area. This allowed me to open up the bolt holes for the seat bolts without the carpet shifting and moving around. Other areas I cemented was where the carpet curves making sure it was lying flat where is was supposed to and then cementing the areas on the floor where it curved like the console area, door area, back seat floor, seat belts and up the fire wall. You also have the trim that will hold the carpet down inside the doors. The console carpet skirt that cements to the console will hide any little error you might make. As I've read in other threads, when trimming carpet do it in small increments so it fits properly and you don't be surprised with any big gaps by trimming too much off.
I cemented the carpet to rear deck pan and the back of the back seat. As stated above I cemented poster board first and then the carpet. As for the front I did not cement the whole front carpet to the floor pan. After dry fitting and a little trimming I spot cemented. The seats when bolted down will hold the carpet in place so I spot cemented that area. This allowed me to open up the bolt holes for the seat bolts without the carpet shifting and moving around. Other areas I cemented was where the carpet curves making sure it was lying flat where is was supposed to and then cementing the areas on the floor where it curved like the console area, door area, back seat floor, seat belts and up the fire wall. You also have the trim that will hold the carpet down inside the doors. The console carpet skirt that cements to the console will hide any little error you might make. As I've read in other threads, when trimming carpet do it in small increments so it fits properly and you don't be surprised with any big gaps by trimming too much off.
