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Floor mat question.
I have the original floor mats for my car. They are the rubber ones with the ponitac logo on them. They are the turquoise color. Both suppliers only have black. Can I dye rubber mats or is their a paint I can use? To save money I would like to keep the originals.
Damon |
I'm surprised to hear that only black is available as I got a set from Ames awhile back in blue. I don't blame you for keeping the originals as the replacements are kinda expensive. Offhand I can't answer you paint question but what I would do is try some paint for plastics, spray some on the back side of the mat and see how it does. It may crack or peel off.
Good luck |
I'd think the vinyl dyes would work. They do very well on seats. I think Eastwood sells some colors. Don't know how close to correct they would be though.
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hi try sems viny dyes they work great but i think you have to get at a auto pant store
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An alternative..................
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Or, you can purchase carpet mats that match your carpet from ACC for about $75 (4 mats) shipped. ACC supplys most of the carpet kits sold in the aftermarket.
Les |
Damon, the best place for those rubber mats is the back porch.
They ruin the floor by keeping moisture trapped in the carpet. I would rather replace the carpet then the floor. I pitched the mats over ten years ago on my 83 Olds 98 winter salt cruiser and the carpet is still in great shape. |
The more and more I look at them the more I may go with wheelspins suggestion. It looks like their is no mats at all. Nice clean look. ACC is just over in anniston about 40 min from me.
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Here's a shot of the ones I bought from ACC. They match the interior very well.
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