Carpet installation chapter II

First of all tank you all for the tips and help. ( Chris )

It went very good and also the pre-cut of the carpet was good very litle adjustment,
also not to much trimming the carpet is very good fit , for the back under the shade went good tank's to chris,
the pre-cut of the rear compartment was also very good just litle trimming to do,
the look is great and the color is very nice.
now got to get the doors panels, all the accessory's and the seats to get dye to macth the carpet color ( red ).
Tank you all for the help keep it going great job for this forum
Normvet80
Normand

Anytime Normand, that's why were are here; to help each other. If you need any other help with the interior or dyeing the items, let me know. I just sprayed all of my seat buckets, etc.

Hey dukman,
What did you use to color your seats? Did it work good? Have you ever painted the console or any of the plastics?


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Glen,
I don't think you want to paint the consoles. You should dye them. The car parts suppliers seel the correct dye colors to match your original factory colors. You may not be able to get them air freighted. I think because they are in aerosol cans and are considered "explosive" they have to come by ground.

I was wondering if there is any carpet manufacturer reccommended for carpet. Eventually before Ihave my car judged again, I'd like to replace the carpet. I noticed that a lot of installations I look at, the carpet is short in the footwells under the dash. They don't quite meet the capet retaining pins.
Thanks