I blame myself for even buying it, honestly. I heard mixed opinions on ACC stuff, but I took the chance anyways. Boy do I regret it. $200 wasted. Yay. Got the vinyl floor kit for my truck. It was like trying to put an 8 ft set of french doors in a mini cooper, it just isn't going to happen!
I think your just frustrated by the cold, come to az, tell a few girls you are working on the interior and would like some help..leave the tools on the ground and ask them to pick them up and hand them to you.
Hmm. Since this will be a 80% road queen, and 20% trail duty (light trails) I may splurge for their carpet, in black. I just want this thing done, and I`m really starting to get overwhelmed (with winter settling in).The carpet kit in my blazer is from them and it fits better than factory.
I think your just frustrated by the cold, come to az, tell a few girls you are working on the interior and would like some help..leave the tools on the ground and ask them to pick them up and hand them to you.
has no give at all even after sitting in a house laid out for 2 months at 65*
Hey, uh Ben. Cold and vinyl don't play well with each other. Try leavin the viny in your room with the heat cranked up to 75 for an hour or 2 spread out on the floor. Go get a cofee at double d's, chill outm, have a corona and see if it'ts any easier to work with. Is it a fitment issue, or is it not even the right size. They might have packaged it wrong too.
read the post above you numbnuts
, its been in 65-70 degree heat for 2 months laid out on the floor. Its so called "vaccum molded". Sounds to me like one of those things where you make it in the cab (form it), then it has to stay there, in that cab, because you`ll never get it out, never less back in a different vehicle.`
