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    Floor Mats

    Sick and tired of those povo Super Cheaps floor mats that never fit correctley?

    Hope this may help a few of you out.

    Go to your local automotive rubber supplies and choose an appropriate rubber to make your mats. I went to Bill Thompson Auto Rubbers and picked up some rubber. You can buy it by the metre, costs between $25 - $35 depending on what rubber you choose.

    You will need the following:

    - Large and small scissors
    - Chalk/White marker



    Borrow some mats off your mate or use your existing carpet mats to transfer the shape onto the back side of the rubber mat.



    Once you have traced the pattern onto the rubber mat use scissors to cut out the mats, be careful to take your time. Once you have cut them out fine tune your work by trimming.





    *IMPORTANT* Rubbers stinks and will give you a headache, way worse than "New car" smell. So using some strong kitchen/bathroom cleaner and warm water srub the mats and leave them to dry in the sun for a few days. This will remove the awful smell.

    Had mine in for a few days now and they are great. Cheap and fit much better than those from Super Cheap Auto.



    I did this to my Golf but will be done on my Honda asap.
    Last edited by Water Boy; 11-12-2009 at 03:58 PM.

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    omg u has a honda?!

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    Just a question why would these mats work better than any other rubber mat you'd find in the store?
    thanks

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    Quote Originally Posted by Chriskoss View Post
    Just a question why would these mats work better than any other rubber mat you'd find in the store?
    thanks
    I found that a lot of the rubber mats found in Super Cheap did not fit nicely to my floor. So I made my own...

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    Awesome work right there!

    Custom mats are the shiz! You have cut them really well by the looks of it,they wrap and fit nicely,easy to just lift out and give it a shake and the best part is if you do it carefully,you dont get rocks/sticks/leaves on ya carpet,therefore less vacumning

    I had custom mats for 4 years but recently took them out for weight saving,I'm making her as light as possible.

    Great DIY

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    Thanks for the positive reply beeza

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    Your welcome

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    can you get same thing but in red colour?

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    This is awesome!!!

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    hey thats pretty cool i just got one question but
    why not rock oem honda mats?
    there a reason or is it because the mats wernt included in the private sale?

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    Mine didn't come with OEM mats =( Nor did my EG.

    Honestly, if you cut it perfectly, I think this is much better than the Repco mats. Especially how the Repco mats often move forward and end up getting stuck on the clutch, etc.

    Going to do this when I have a bit of time.

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    Keep it up. Looks good!
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