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Old 01-25-2014, 01:52 PM
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Yes thanks Boxsey ... I see them in your pics too ...must be a way to cut them and blank off surely?
don't like the idea of those never to be used bits hangin around...
But then again not like they weigh anything (don't tell Ahab!)
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I have the southbound rear shelf and rear section carpets fitted, but with the original rear qtr trims still in place.
I'm going to strip out the front and do that, possibly sometime this year and may look at making the carpets my self as I have the facilities to do so, unless it looks like more trouble that it's worth.
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Originally Posted by boxsey911

I've checked off most of the new pieces of carpet with those that I've taken out. However, these two don't appear to correspond to anything I've removed. So, do any of you that have done this job know where they go?

Did anyone ever work these out? Or did you scrap them?
Old 02-06-2014, 07:28 AM
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Originally Posted by HiWind
Did anyone ever work these out? Or did you scrap them?
Not used and now consigned to the loft along with all the other 964 bits that I've got hoarded up there.
Old 02-06-2014, 08:00 AM
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If you want to remove the glue, do it with an dryed ice gun. Seen the method somewhere on youtube, whish I knew that when I did mine. Even with teh strongest glue remover from 3M, it's still a pita of a job.
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Originally Posted by The Flying Dutchman
If you want to remove the glue, do it with an dryed ice gun. Seen the method somewhere on youtube, whish I knew that when I did mine. Even with teh strongest glue remover from 3M, it's still a pita of a job.
dammit! Wish I'd known that - would have saved a day and made for a unnecessary
but pretty underside to the foam and glue

at least I know now if I decide to go CUP naked

http://www.isogenix.co.za/ice_blasting.htm
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Originally Posted by boxsey911
Not used and now consigned to the loft along with all the other 964 bits that I've got hoarded up there.
cheers Steve - I'm pretty sure I pulled off a piece like the top one
but can't remeber where - maybe around frunk pull or something ...
anyways, if you didn't need it, I guess I'll relax on that and get on with it!
Thanks!
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Originally Posted by HiWind
cheers Steve - I'm pretty sure I pulled off a piece like the top one
but can't remeber where - maybe around frunk pull or something ...
anyways, if you didn't need it, I guess I'll relax on that and get on with it!
Thanks!
You might be onto something there. There IS a small piece by the handle that comes off. I used the small piece shown in post #43 but had to attach some vinyl to it so that it fitted like the original piece. It could well be that the larger piece I didn't use is for by the frunk handle on a LHD car. I guess Bob could have left the smaller LHD bits in the kit and added the RHD extra pieces.
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Steve,

What did you do about the seat belt routing where it runs through the wheelarch trim/carpet?

Did you refit the guide into the carpet or just cut a slot?

Gary
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Gary, I just cut slots for them...keeps the weight down!
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Thanks Steve



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