matt harvey
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any one know where i can pick up some black vehicle carpet to line the back of a deepender? like speaker box carpet or simmilar? been looking at VELTRIM on egay but its a bit pricey :blabla:
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what about carpet tiles?
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Vinal flooring. Put that down in a trailer tent
Safety flooring on my boat
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go to your local flooring wholesaler, not carpet shop. ask him for needlepunch ribbed carpet. loads on the market by different makers. shame your in scouse ville as i have got a couple of rolls sitting here getting in my way. google Mercado wholesale they might have a branch near you.
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Could try woolies
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Just get some thin stuff from your local carpet shop... thats what i used. I was tempted by the shagpile tho! 
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are u lining the floor or just the sides?
1) 1st qs has to be do u want carpet/rubber flooring
2) carpet tiles generally have a bitumen based back and dont like moisture
3) needlepunch carpet generally supacord or similar is good and hardwearing,but its a bastid to clean get any mud/water on it and when it drys you will be left with ring stain marks and no matter what you clean it with they will stay once dry
4)hd ribbed door matting has a rubber impervious back and wont move about even if its not fixed down and will last for ages
5) yes i do fit flooring for a living
this type of stuff i just jetwashed it down when dirty left to dry and put back in
1) 1st qs has to be do u want carpet/rubber flooring
2) carpet tiles generally have a bitumen based back and dont like moisture
3) needlepunch carpet generally supacord or similar is good and hardwearing,but its a bastid to clean get any mud/water on it and when it drys you will be left with ring stain marks and no matter what you clean it with they will stay once dry
4)hd ribbed door matting has a rubber impervious back and wont move about even if its not fixed down and will last for ages
5) yes i do fit flooring for a living
this type of stuff i just jetwashed it down when dirty left to dry and put back in
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wickford90
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are u lining the floor or just the sides?
1) 1st qs has to be do u want carpet/rubber flooring
2) carpet tiles generally have a bitumen based back and dont like moisture
3) needlepunch carpet generally supacord or similar is good and hardwearing,but its a bastid to clean get any mud/water on it and when it drys you will be left with ring stain marks and no matter what you clean it with they will stay once dry
4)hd ribbed door matting has a rubber impervious back and wont move about even if its not fixed down and will last for ages
5) yes i do fit flooring for a living
this type of stuff i just jetwashed it down when dirty left to dry and put back in
Got the same in my footwells and seat box but would be a bugger to fit if he wanted to line the sides and roof.
matt harvey
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i want to line the sides and roof, but also the floor, so looking like ill need 2types. where did you get that stuff?
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whatever u do dont buy the jumbo cord from carpet ****e,all the thin foam backing will disintegrate and it will end up a horrible powdery mess
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