How To Repair Car Mats

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04-28-2013, 02:41 PM

Location: Earth four,237 posts, read 23,365,380 times Reputation: 2256

I have a torn rubber/vinyl floor mat. My truck came w/o carpeting. Is at that place a fashion to fix this curt of replacement?

04-28-2013, 07:37 PM

ukrkoz 16,638 posts, read 22,650,794 times Reputation: 18758

Carpenter tape. Nothing else works on vinyl. But why? Are we that cheap? Ready of four floor mats is less than $20 Wallmart.

04-28-2013, 09:03 PM

Location: Earth iv,237 posts, read 23,365,380 times Reputation: 2256

A new rubber floor mat for this truck is over $100 at LMC truck. It'south a beater truck.

04-29-2013, 12:57 AM

Electron 1,290 posts, read 2,422,129 times Reputation: 686

Yo Nuttz, I'd go the inexpensive wal-mart rubbers and stick 'em downwards with trim adhesive or even RTV. I know for a fact it works

04-29-2013, 06:32 AM

17,704 posts, read 21,979,386 times Reputation: 23206

For a beater vehicle, instead of spending the money for new floor mats, this production is what the OP needs: Shoe GOO Adhesive product 0710 While I originally bought a tube of this stuff many years ago in order to repair a pair of athletic shoes, I think also using information technology to patch a safety floor mat, and information technology worked just fine. I recollect that this product (or something similar) is available at Wal-Mart.

04-29-2013, 07:23 AM

Location: Prosper 6,256 posts, read 15,354,384 times Reputation: 9466

Super mucilage eats safe, so that won't work. Depending on how large the tear is, melting it back together may exist easy to do. Either a soldering iron or heat gun can practice this. Personally, I don't think it'southward worth the time and effort considering how inexpensive a gear up of rubber replacement mats are.

04-29-2013, 07:28 AM

vmaxnc 8,402 posts, read 22,574,260 times Reputation: 6804

Quote: Originally Posted by Retriever For a beater vehicle, instead of spending the money for new floor mats, this product is what the OP needs: Shoe GOO Adhesive product 0710 While I originally bought a tube of this stuff many years ago in lodge to repair a pair of athletic shoes, I think also using information technology to patch a rubber floor mat, and information technology worked merely fine. I think that this product (or something like) is available at Wal-Mart. I vote for this.

04-29-2013, 07:31 AM

3700 152 posts, read 536,897 times Reputation: 139

His whole flooring is covered with vinyl he got information technology without rug, were not talking most flooring mats. having said that phone call an upholstery shop or the dealer for a replacement. I don't have a set up for ya.. shoe-goo? silicone, but it may not stick to the vinyl. Covering it upwards is not an option for nigh as the rip lets moisture and dirt to get under it and kickoff to rust out the floorboards Concluding edited by 3700; 04-29-2013 at 07:40 AM..

04-29-2013, 07:34 AM

Praxis Location: WFNJ 1,037 posts, read ii,830,429 times Reputation: 1067

Go to grand sales or flea markets for some cheap pads.

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