Where can I get decent mats for my NB?
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Where can I get decent mats for my NB?
Looking to get new mats for my 2002 NB. The one's offered by the local Mazda dealership, whilst OK, aren't really very good.
The present ones (probably ex-Japan) are black with a red 'Roadster' logo stitched in, but no heel wear pad.
Anyone got nay ideas?
The present ones (probably ex-Japan) are black with a red 'Roadster' logo stitched in, but no heel wear pad.
Anyone got nay ideas?
"The best British sports car ever" - Jeremy Clarkson, Top Gear
I wash car mats - use some super-cheap engine degreaser to remove tar stains etc, then spray with detergent, then use a small water-blaster with nozzle set to fan to blow all the cr@p out of them, then peg them to the line to dry. They come out like new. Be careful with the water blaster though.
If you rub hard or use a brush, you'll fluff-up the pile, and I expect if you overdo it with the water blaster, it will damage them.
For the worn heel area, get some textured-finish rubber sheet from Para, cut to shape, mark the area on the mat, shave the pile off in that area, then use contact adhesive to glue the pad on.
If you can't get new mats to fit, some carpet/rug shops should be able to edge carpet that you'd cut to shape.
If you rub hard or use a brush, you'll fluff-up the pile, and I expect if you overdo it with the water blaster, it will damage them.
For the worn heel area, get some textured-finish rubber sheet from Para, cut to shape, mark the area on the mat, shave the pile off in that area, then use contact adhesive to glue the pad on.
If you can't get new mats to fit, some carpet/rug shops should be able to edge carpet that you'd cut to shape.
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Where can I get decent mats for my NB?
There are some for sale in the current club magazine.
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