

| Subject: | Re: carpeting advise |
| From: | steve vitale |
| Date: | Sat, 24 Jun 2006 17:10:51 -0400 |
You'll save yourself a lot of money if you just get it at a carpet store. Take a piece of the old fabric or an armrest to Home Depot. The carpet you'd buy on the web isn't molded either, I'm really not sure why anyone buys it. For $30 you'll get enough remnants to do the whole van and you'll get exactly what you want. Just trace the old carpet and use a little 3M spray adhesive to tack it down. On 6/24/06, Mark C <obeechi@runbox.com> wrote: > > I'm in a tizzy to get nicer looking carpet whether its just mats or full > on carpet replacement .. > > (actually may be best to start with mats .. as any carpet replacement > should probably have good mats to protect it ..) > > Any way I have a gray interior carat ... with white exterior ... really > want something nice in a charcoal or gray ... or dark gray ... really have > no idea if loop or plush is better looking and/or wearing ... > > By looking at pics of carpet on the web I really have no idea what the > stuff really looks like .. any feedback would be appreciated .. > > And its too bad they don't seem to make wool and nylons blends for carpet > and/or carpet mats .. wool is nice looking .. and doesn't hold odors ... (I > can wear merino wool by icebreaker for days on end .. but half a day in a > cotton t-shirt .. and I really smell... ) >
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