Molded Carpet/ Custom Carpet
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Molded Carpet/ Custom Carpet
OEM molded carpet
I have searched on this site and google and can not find where to get new molded carpet. Does anyone know? It seems like the carpet websites had every automotive MAKE except for Lexus. I have the Gray leather with the black wood grain and gray carpet. My gray carpet is in pretty bad shape and I want to change it to black. Any help???
I have searched on this site and google and can not find where to get new molded carpet. Does anyone know? It seems like the carpet websites had every automotive MAKE except for Lexus. I have the Gray leather with the black wood grain and gray carpet. My gray carpet is in pretty bad shape and I want to change it to black. Any help???
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I would buy used oem carpet before I would use aftermarket. With other cars, I never had good luck with aftermarket carpet, the fit, quality, and molding is garbage.
Call up a junkyard find a low mileage GS, before you mount the carpet take it to a self car wash and pressure wash the carpet to make it look like new again.
But why not just clean your carpet really good? Use some sort of spray that resists stains, and use rubber mats.
Call up a junkyard find a low mileage GS, before you mount the carpet take it to a self car wash and pressure wash the carpet to make it look like new again.
But why not just clean your carpet really good? Use some sort of spray that resists stains, and use rubber mats.
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I would buy used oem carpet before I would use aftermarket. With other cars, I never had good luck with aftermarket carpet, the fit, quality, and molding is garbage.
Call up a junkyard find a low mileage GS, before you mount the carpet take it to a self car wash and pressure wash the carpet to make it look like new again.
But why not just clean your carpet really good? Use some sort of spray that resists stains, and use rubber mats.
Call up a junkyard find a low mileage GS, before you mount the carpet take it to a self car wash and pressure wash the carpet to make it look like new again.
But why not just clean your carpet really good? Use some sort of spray that resists stains, and use rubber mats.
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Then youll want to section everything out starting with one area and working around the car. Spray a good amount of folex on the carpet, with your brush you'll want to scrub really hard. Next, grab a clean terry towel and scrub hard with the terry towel.Do this to all the carpet, and you should be amazed at what you see when it all dries.
If the carpet is still not clean do another cleaning with the folix. As a last resort! You can take off the carpet and take it to a self wash and pressure wash it, but first spray it hard with the folex and let that sit and soak up.
I love detailing cars and do it a lot, if you follow these steps i'm sure your carpet will look like brand new. Once it dries you can spray Scotch Teflon spray to help keep it clean down the road.
Video of folex, ive been using it for years.
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