I acquired 754 with a nice plush set of original floor mats. The only problem was a fold in the middle and rub hole on the bottom.
So I proceeded to flip over the mat in the sun. Stretched it out, then put five coats of plastidip spray.
After it was done curing I bought a peel and stick tile for a buck fifty, then stick it on the back.
I them used a piece of anti skid padding for drawers/cabinets.
She don't move or bunch up anymore!
Interesting approach, and a great and innovative way of dealing with the issue!
Thanks for sharing with the rest of us - certainly looks like it will hold up indefinitely into the future
"You can never use too much anti-seize!"
--Josh S.
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Is that sarcasm?!BTW do you live in the server here.. Like lawnmower man? Haha.
"You can never use too much anti-seize!"
--Josh S.
#1798
I knew it!
Let's keep that on the down-low though, OK?
"You can never use too much anti-seize!"
--Josh S.
#1798
Well, He does have more time now, I know for a fact after Talk found him pissing on them they kicked his ass out of there!!Originally Posted by gamerguy51
Is that sarcasm?!
I'm Switzerland. Hehe
Damn straight - they gave me the flush,, and then did this to me
That's probably for the best - I just couldn't do it while remaining true to myself
"You can never use too much anti-seize!"
--Josh S.
#1798
Is the tile used to stop it bunching up or to fill in the hole?I acquired 754 with a nice plush set of original floor mats. The only problem was a fold in the middle and rub hole on the bottom.
So I proceeded to flip over the mat in the sun. Stretched it out, then put five coats of plastidip spray.
After it was done curing I bought a peel and stick tile for a buck fifty, then stick it on the back.
I them used a piece of anti skid padding for drawers/cabinets.
She don't move or bunch up anymore!
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