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100673, Carpeting replacement Posted by Fallen4ng31, Mar-05-08 03:52 AM
Let me give a bit of back story, My head liner and carpeting are pretty nasty. I don't think the previous owner understood how a vacuum cleaner works. I was just curious who people have used in the past for new carpeting and headliners. If you can, include what you paid for it. Thanks fellas.
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100674, RE: Carpeting replacement Posted by eclipsed08, Mar-05-08 04:02 AM
Hi I paid about 100$ for a new carpet from a company in FL...the headliner I redid myself by covering.
Let me know if I can help any more/
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100675, RE: Carpeting replacement Posted by sd_eclipse, Mar-05-08 04:29 AM
For the carpet I would look at ACC (http://www.accmats.com) I think I paid around $150ish shipped or so. The carpet is premolded but you have to make all the cutouts for the seat mounting bolts, etc.
Headliner, was cheap and easy. I just picked up some black flannel material from a fabric shop and some really thin open cell foam and a couple cans 3M spray adhesive. The worst part was getting the moonroof sliders in and out to redo them. Cost was $50ish for everything i believe.
Now the bigger problem, the sunvisors. They were a PITA to redo to match the headliner.
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100676, RE: Carpeting replacement Posted by ez, Mar-05-08 07:22 AM
My grandma bought one of those $2000 vacuums. :twitch I decided to make good use of it and try it on the carpet from a 2gnt that cost less than the vacuum.
Spent some time on it, but shampooing the carpet made it look pretty good. Plus now it smells meadow fresh
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