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i couldn't do that either, so when i had my seats retrimmed i asked the guys there to rip it up and recarpet, they called me a few hours later and asked if i minded if they didn't they'd prefer to go over it!- this is from the professionals. turned out to be a beautiful job!

but if you're not retrimming the carpet, try dry ice and chemicals like that (i hear they work?)

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i couldn't do that either, so when i had my seats retrimmed i asked the guys there to rip it up and recarpet, they called me a few hours later and asked if i minded if they didn't they'd prefer to go over it!- this is from the professionals. turned out to be a beautiful job!

but if you're not retrimming the carpet, try dry ice and chemicals like that (i hear they work?)

nice nice

well i was kinder fortunate today as one my mate advised he knew how to remove the carpet

so it took us approx. 30min to 1hr or so to successfully pull out the carpet

at the moment, there's only several patches of small carpet still stuck on the floor which is gonna be a tedious job so i thought, may as well let the panel beater handle it since im going to respray the interior LOL!!

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