Carpet To Vinyl Accomplished
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Could you get it on edge's and fx4's?
Thanks, the ten year old carpet was in bad shape. We actually found a swedish fish underneath the carpet. No idea how that ended up there haha
Thanks, the ten year old carpet was in bad shape. We actually found a swedish fish underneath the carpet. No idea how that ended up there haha
The vinyl flooring came standard on the EDGE. That was part of the EDGE package.
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Well as some of you might have known I've been looking for some vinyl floor in my ranger because my carpet was just too hard to clean. Well I finally got ahold of some thanks to ScottB and got it in today.
I went out to my buddies house this morning and we started getting out the seats and all the trim. Well all went according to plan until we got up to this point.
Everything but one seat belt buckle bolt.
Well We spent 2 and a half hours working on one bolt that we stripped. We shot it with PB blaster, then tapped it and it stripped again, so finally we busted out the trusty dremel and cut the bolt top off so I could have seats in my truck atleast by the time I had my final.
This is halfway through, we had to cut up my carpet to get the bolt out easier. But my carpet was alot worse then I thought.
My grandparents had the truck so we found some "aged" potato chips in the jumpseats trim. Provided by us little grand children haha
And finally all put back together.
I love it compared to the carpet. Plus it looks really good with the tan suprisingly.
And all in time to get to my final.
I went out to my buddies house this morning and we started getting out the seats and all the trim. Well all went according to plan until we got up to this point.
Everything but one seat belt buckle bolt.
Well We spent 2 and a half hours working on one bolt that we stripped. We shot it with PB blaster, then tapped it and it stripped again, so finally we busted out the trusty dremel and cut the bolt top off so I could have seats in my truck atleast by the time I had my final.
This is halfway through, we had to cut up my carpet to get the bolt out easier. But my carpet was alot worse then I thought.
My grandparents had the truck so we found some "aged" potato chips in the jumpseats trim. Provided by us little grand children haha
And finally all put back together.
I love it compared to the carpet. Plus it looks really good with the tan suprisingly.
And all in time to get to my final.
oh no it's a little bit messy, but that's OK it can clean up easily,,,just remove the carpet washed it with warm water with cleaner or shampoo then dry it...it can also looks smell and fresh if you can spay a little freshener...
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Well as some of you might have known I've been looking for some vinyl floor in my ranger because my carpet was just too hard to clean. Well I finally got ahold of some thanks to ScottB and got it in today.
I went out to my buddies house this morning and we started getting out the seats and all the trim. Well all went according to plan until we got up to this point.
Everything but one seat belt buckle bolt.
Well We spent 2 and a half hours working on one bolt that we stripped. We shot it with PB blaster, then tapped it and it stripped again, so finally we busted out the trusty dremel and cut the bolt top off so I could have seats in my truck atleast by the time I had my final.
This is halfway through, we had to cut up my carpet to get the bolt out easier. But my carpet was alot worse then I thought.
My grandparents had the truck so we found some "aged" potato chips in the jumpseats trim. Provided by us little grand children haha
And finally all put back together.
I love it compared to the carpet. Plus it looks really good with the tan suprisingly.
And all in time to get to my final.
I went out to my buddies house this morning and we started getting out the seats and all the trim. Well all went according to plan until we got up to this point.
Everything but one seat belt buckle bolt.
Well We spent 2 and a half hours working on one bolt that we stripped. We shot it with PB blaster, then tapped it and it stripped again, so finally we busted out the trusty dremel and cut the bolt top off so I could have seats in my truck atleast by the time I had my final.
This is halfway through, we had to cut up my carpet to get the bolt out easier. But my carpet was alot worse then I thought.
My grandparents had the truck so we found some "aged" potato chips in the jumpseats trim. Provided by us little grand children haha
And finally all put back together.
I love it compared to the carpet. Plus it looks really good with the tan suprisingly.
And all in time to get to my final.
that looks better now!
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