Trunk detailing
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Trunk detailing
Since this is my first winter with "my baby" and it's put away, I have been slowly cleaning it up cause it looked like the last owner never did.
I think that the seats and carpets are 2 shades lighter now!
Anyway, the carpeting in the trunk bothers me because it is dirty with what looks like grease stains and some sort of spill.
Has anyone here ever replaced that "carpeting"? It looks like a few molded pieces of "felt" like material and I could have a new looking trunk. I guess this is something that needs to be bought at Porsche directly.
New floor mats next and then painted bumper plugs!
I think that the seats and carpets are 2 shades lighter now!
Anyway, the carpeting in the trunk bothers me because it is dirty with what looks like grease stains and some sort of spill.
Has anyone here ever replaced that "carpeting"? It looks like a few molded pieces of "felt" like material and I could have a new looking trunk. I guess this is something that needs to be bought at Porsche directly.
New floor mats next and then painted bumper plugs!
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Since this is my first winter with "my baby" and it's put away, I have been slowly cleaning it up cause it looked like the last owner never did.
I think that the seats and carpets are 2 shades lighter now!
Anyway, the carpeting in the trunk bothers me because it is dirty with what looks like grease stains and some sort of spill.
Has anyone here ever replaced that "carpeting"? It looks like a few molded pieces of "felt" like material and I could have a new looking trunk. I guess this is something that needs to be bought at Porsche directly.
New floor mats next and then painted bumper plugs!
I think that the seats and carpets are 2 shades lighter now!
Anyway, the carpeting in the trunk bothers me because it is dirty with what looks like grease stains and some sort of spill.
Has anyone here ever replaced that "carpeting"? It looks like a few molded pieces of "felt" like material and I could have a new looking trunk. I guess this is something that needs to be bought at Porsche directly.
New floor mats next and then painted bumper plugs!
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I'd post a WTB for the trunk carpet on the "Racing & Drivers Education Forum" . Some guys remove the carpet to reduce weight so you might have luck and get a used carpet from another Rennlister.
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Just cover up the carpet with Amps and other stereo stuff, then through some home speakers, tower preferred, in the back seats with the top down and go around town blasting it loud (you already did a trial fit with the HDTV box I see)....oh wait, line the trunk with insulation and use it for ice to keep the beer cool while watching winter sports in the garage away from wife/girlfriend
Ahh J/K as you know. I have only heard people remove the carpet for weight reduction for the track,. But for street, I have not heard anyone replace it. Maybe just a good scrubbing will do it?
Ahh J/K as you know. I have only heard people remove the carpet for weight reduction for the track,. But for street, I have not heard anyone replace it. Maybe just a good scrubbing will do it?
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No affiliation, just happened to read your post, then noticed this.
Also, Griots makes an interior cleaner that works very well. No affiliation here either, just a good experience.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Porsc...mZ350009885036
Also, Griots makes an interior cleaner that works very well. No affiliation here either, just a good experience.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Porsc...mZ350009885036
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