The one on Suncoast is made by a company called Das Schild

 

https://www.suncoastparts.com/product/DASSCHILD911.html

 

Just wondering if all you guys had an easy install on this Lid Liner? I have a hard time to insert the screw clip into the hoop holes. The screw clip seems too big to be squeezed into the holes. Maybe just me?

[QUOTE=mdrobc1213;17342140]Mine did arrive and the discount was applied before it shipped even-though the vendor's website didn't apply it and the link didn't work. I just put Rennlist 992 Lid liner buy in the comments section and they got it applied and shipped. Arrived today. Looks great! Have had these before on my 981 Cayman and 991 Carrera S and now my 992. They do help "finish" the trunk and protect against the incidental trunk damage inadvertently by things you may put in there. Easy protection and insurance and piece of mind IMHO.

Lid Liner trunk protector arrived for 992

992 lid liner

Lid liner - installed!

 

They informed me that their model is the same as the Lid LIner. The photo accompanying this item has not yet been updated to show the actual coverage of their liner.

 

I had no issues- a few clips harder to get in than others, but took about 5 mins.

 

Frunk Lid installed with a few other goodies

 

[QUOTE=Wilsontour;17347963]Just wondering if all you guys had an easy install on this Lid Liner? I have a hard time to insert the screw clip into the hoop holes. The screw clip seems too big to be squeezed into the holes. Maybe just me?

Try pushing harder. It’s a bit easier if you push the center ones in first then align the outer edges. It shouldn’t take more than five minutes.

 

The instructions said if the insertion was too difficult then to turn the screw clip a quarter turn. I found when I did that they went in pretty easy.

 

[QUOTE=Wilsontour;17347963]Just wondering if all you guys had an easy install on this Lid Liner? I have a hard time to insert the screw clip into the hoop holes. The screw clip seems too big to be squeezed into the holes. Maybe just me?

Nope easy to install. You may have to work with them a bit to get in but its a 5 min job.
Yep. Easy fitment. I did have one extra clip left. Anyone else?
[QUOTE=Dan Nagy;17348242]Make sure the holes are properly aligned is one tip. Also do the two center clips first. found it helps hold the liner in place and then you can move it subtly to get it correctly aligned.
Yep rotate the clip a bit till you find it freely will move in with the same amount of force into the holes. Easy. Just work it a bit. No worries you won't harm anything.

 

Got mine yesterday and installed. Really easy and great fit. I would take a picture, but my Carrara White C4S is the same as above, so thought it would be redundant :-)

 

Yes, I had an extra clip. I assumed that was on purpose. they do seem to like bouncing away if dropped.

 

Just got mine today. Two minute install. Center clips first, then slide it up/down for alignment and the other four went in easy. One extra clip left over.

 

Installed today on my ‘21 992TTS.
while the fit and alignment were both very good, it was definitely a two-person/4+ handed task.
I placed the attachment pins in their holes in the lid and taped them in place, which seemed to be a very big help in alignment and installation (as well as minimizing the risk of the pins disappearing or bouncing into places unknown).
Overall, my installation experience was ok/fine.

 

Mine arrived here in the UK earlier this week which was very prompt. Installed in 2-3 minutes; clips do need a bit of persuasion (or a quarter turn) to fit in and, like others, I had one spare (very thoughtful for the ham-fisted amongst us who are apt to lose one during installation). Looks great. A little expensive for what it is but finishes the bonnet (aka hood) nicely and is useful insurance against overfill and the resultant dent. Thank you Lidliner.

 

Are these still in stock? I followed the discount link above but no dice. Thanks