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- May 7 : 12:01a
| | Even I have to recommend not doing this....It would be a fucking bitch to clean. |
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- May 7 : 12:35a
| Kenny I did this to one of my off road trucks.. loud as hell in the cab.
i would opt to get a rubber carper from a XL truck to retain some sound deadning | |
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- May 7 : 12:49a
| | I'd have to side with rubber mat over spray in liner material. If you use this as a daily driver, forget it. | |
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- May 7 : 2:55a
| can they spray over the carpet?
I could ask the people spraying my entire body..
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- May 7 : 7:08a
| | Funny Im about to take my bed liner out and put in a bed rug and hard tonneau on Big Bird. | |
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- May 7 : 10:00a
| I plan on taking out my carpet and installing an XL rubber floor mat. That way you can still have the insulation underneath, and maybe some extra fatmat or something. Especially since I have a diesel.
So unless its a trail jeep, I would say no.
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- May 7 : 10:39a
| | i would have to also so no for the above listed reasons and heat pull your carpet back and go for a ride on a hot day and see how bad your feet burn | |
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- May 7 : 11:24a
| thanks all... going to avoid doing this... is funny how i come up with ideas though...
Its because my windshield is leaking..... fixing that tonight, so the carpet gets wet on passenger side front, so I wanted to make it water resistant AND fix the windshield, but maybe its better to fix the problem (leak) and just dry the carpet LOL
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- May 7 : 11:55a
| I'm just curious why you want people to post videos of them going down the road both before and after carpet removal...  | |
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- May 7 : 12:13p
| probably to hear the difference between carpet/insulation, and none...
Or was that a rhetorical question? lol
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- May 7 : 4:56p
| | Could you put down lizard skin or a roll on sound deadener. Then get a light textured rhino lining? | |
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- May 7 : 7:36p
| | I dunno. That XL vinyl floor is pretty darn durable and easy to clean/shine up. Tough to beat, in my opinion. | |
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- May 7 : 8:34p
| I am going to avoid this for now, but one day I think they will make something that will kill road noise, then I can put textured liner over that.
I sort of wanted to go for a rustic look, more aggressive and abuseable
carpet seems too much like a "house"
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- May 7 : 8:48p
| Thats why you do the XL rubber mat. I think someone even suggested to me that I try and install it over the carpet for extra insulation, and if I ever changed my mind the carpet would be there. Not sure if that would work, but its an interesting idea...
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- May 7 : 8:49p
| i have the huskey mats in my truck already, kind of tired of them
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- May 7 : 8:56p
| | YES....you can Herculine carpet,...I made a nice "Welcome" mat for the house....I think it's gonna last forever | |
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- May 7 : 9:07p
| ^^^^ Figures, ok so wheres the picture of your welcome mat
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- May 7 : 9:10p
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If it can be done Jay will do it lol | |
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- May 8 : 3:31a
| I only found a way on that site to buy them for jeeps.. do they sell them for other vehicles?
I would bet spraying my carpet wouldnt be too expensive, depending on how thick they do it..
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- May 8 : 1:46p
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great site.... Will consider this as well... pretty cheap considering.....
Maybe rhino line then put vynal mat?
was concerned about noise and a buddy of mine mentioned the heat (i assume from the outside air plus the exhaust - its a pretty good point)
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- May 8 : 2:22p
| I've actually seen someone rhino line their carpet before. It's pretty neat lookin and easy as hell to clean. It's pretty think when it's done so it makes it pretty quiet in the cab.
The main thing is that if you do want it truly quiet, you need to line the doors, both the inner and outer skin, the firewall, both sides, and the roof. Everything has to be done or sound will still come through. It's not cheap either. | |
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- May 8 : 2:54p
| well i may rip my carpet out one day to see how bad the noise and heat is...
those vinal floors look pretty effing sweet if you ask me BUT they cannot be removed like floor mats
this was all just flopping around in my head
thanks all
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Bedliner in CAB on floor?
