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Old 09-23-2004, 05:49 PM
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installing carpet

Im just starting out here
how would I go about installing carpet after I take the seats out, would I just tear it up and lay down new carpet? what do I have to use to do this? Can someone please help me

Is there any how-to manuals to aid me?
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Old 09-24-2004, 05:51 PM
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Re: installing carpet

thats how you do it
some carpets will have this sticky black tar under neeth it so be carefull
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Old 09-25-2004, 11:30 AM
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Re: installing carpet

After you remove your seats remove any trim that over laps the carpet so it is totally free then remove it like rolling a carpet. Inpsect the old carpet , if it was simply pressure washed will it turn out looking ok? If it does hang it to dry a few days make darn sure the underlay is dry (lint padding under the carpet) before reinstalling it.
If you have to replace it just place the new carpet where the old carpet was and put the over lapped trim back on and seats. I also repair torn carpets so if you wanna save some bucks I could explain some ways to go about it.
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Old 09-27-2004, 01:35 AM
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little tip, when you take out the seats put the bolts back in the holes, and then when you lay down the new carpet, you know where to cut for the bolts for the seats, trust me this saves alot of time.
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Re: installing carpet

another tip, get a heat gun, these help mold the carpet inplace so it looks better, neater, more professional and what not
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Old 09-27-2004, 01:13 PM
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Re: installing carpet

That also depends on the carpet quality after market carpets tend to need extra work to placem neat , thanks for the extra tips guys and one extra to go along with the bolt holes make sure the wires are through before putting the seats back in as well.
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Re: installing carpet

Another help in addition to the heat gun is to lay the carpet out in the hot sun for a couple hours to relax it. It does the same thing as the heat gun, just all over the carpet.
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www.accmats.com

look at the right hand side of the page. Where it says "downloads." Click on the installation instructions and download that for a rough idea of how.
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Re: installing carpet

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www.accmats.com

look at the right hand side of the page. Where it says "downloads." Click on the installation instructions and download that for a rough idea of how.
am i missing something, i looked all over for that and i cant find it. i am interested it some tips on this too. where would that download thingy be?
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am i missing something, i looked all over for that and i cant find it. i am interested it some tips on this too. where would that download thingy be?
It's on the right hand side of the screen. There's a grey box inside a red column on the right hand side of the screen. In that grey box, it says "new products" and "downloads." Look under "downloads." There are 4 little red boxes under "downloads." The last one says "install instructions." Click on that, and it should download/open up a pdf file for you. Just read it or print it out anf read (which I find easier). It's about 3 pages.
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