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Hi y'all

I have built a fibreglass sub box for my R33 and am wanting to cover it in carpet to match the boot trim.

I have searched and found a few threads relating to where carpet can be bought etc but I thought I'd try and see if someone has specific info as to what stretchy carpets match the boot trim. Surely someone out there has found a match?

If there is no great matching fabric then I suppose I could get the whole boot done.. would rather not have to bother though.

Thanks

Phil

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Hi Chris,

thanks for the response, I have seen a few and weren't that impressed with the match although I might be being a tad picky.

Do you have a pic or two of something covered in it up against the standard trims cause that'd be great.

As for how much I'll need i guess it'd be a metre or two, here's a pic of the box you'll probably have a better idea than me.

What is the cost per meter?

post-13456-1160214494.jpg post-13456-1160214511.jpg

Thanks

Hi Chris,

thanks for the response, I have seen a few and weren't that impressed with the match although I might be being a tad picky.

Do you have a pic or two of something covered in it up against the standard trims cause that'd be great.

As for how much I'll need i guess it'd be a metre or two, here's a pic of the box you'll probably have a better idea than me.

What is the cost per meter?

post-13456-1160214494.jpg post-13456-1160214511.jpg

Thanks

the one I have is VERY close. $15/m and its about 2m wide.

I need a R33 to comare with but on a 32 it matches well.

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