Theres hardly any videos of this, but even if there were, this video would be the best. Love this channel and thank you for taking the time and hard work to run the camera and edit all of this while doing your project.
Yeah the stock Carpet in these trucks get absolutely disgusting becuase of how thick it is. I'm going to try using Patio Carpet instead becuase its basically the same durability and such but less fussy= less dirt build up for cleaning. Thats my theory anyways. Thanks for the How To video. Wish me luck!
How do I get the screws out the piece of plastic on the passenger side so I can get to the bolts to take the seat out, I have no clue man please help me out
I wish I would have know that someone cared to know. I have a 2door apart in the shop right now doing custom hidden 8" subs under the rear seat armrest area. When I do this video I may include some tips on the reinstall of trim@@frankyeilding2546
A few reasons, the carpets have a mold shape and dont lay 100% flat. There is also a difference in thickness in carpet and padding that you would have to account for. You would not be able to work the carpeting tight if you precut and made holes, It would difficult to do it that way and not make any errors. Even if it was flat, the old carpeting is sticky on the bottom and so disgustingly filtly I would not want to lay nasty carpet on top of the new and have to have it clean.
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Theres hardly any videos of this, but even if there were, this video would be the best. Love this channel and thank you for taking the time and hard work to run the camera and edit all of this while doing your project.
thank you
That trick with the soldering iron for making the holes is best idea since sliced bread lol!
10 thumbs up! Thanks for the tips! and also the color information.
Im definitely doing this to mine
did you use aluminum tape to block of the vent to the rear?
I like it and want to do my Tahoe . Maryland showing a little ❤
Yeah the stock Carpet in these trucks get absolutely disgusting becuase of how thick it is. I'm going to try using Patio Carpet instead becuase its basically the same durability and such but less fussy= less dirt build up for cleaning. Thats my theory anyways. Thanks for the How To video. Wish me luck!
RockAuto is cheaper if you want mass backing. $293 on Rock vs. $340 at Stock Interiors.
How do I get the screws out the piece of plastic on the passenger side so I can get to the bolts to take the seat out, I have no clue man please help me out
A link for the carpet supplier in your synopsis would be great!
Any information on a 94 suburban rear carpet replacment. I cant find any info online
Nice
I have a question on 95 Chevrolet obs how you remove the rug on front door panels?lower part
there is no quick removal. heat gun, adhesive remover, scrapper, etc
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You need to do a video on this for us pleebs who are scared to do it without seeing it done first.
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I will pay you to do a video showing how to remove all the trim panels on a two door Tahoe.
I wish I would have know that someone cared to know. I have a 2door apart in the shop right now doing custom hidden 8" subs under the rear seat armrest area. When I do this video I may include some tips on the reinstall of trim@@frankyeilding2546
Why didn’t you lay the old carpet on top of the new and use it as a template and then cut it ?
A few reasons, the carpets have a mold shape and dont lay 100% flat. There is also a difference in thickness in carpet and padding that you would have to account for. You would not be able to work the carpeting tight if you precut and made holes, It would difficult to do it that way and not make any errors. Even if it was flat, the old carpeting is sticky on the bottom and so disgustingly filtly I would not want to lay nasty carpet on top of the new and have to have it clean.
Is there an adhesive under the carpet?
no
Wouldn’t the carpet move as it’s stepped on?
@@LeonardoRodriguez-fl6hn not a chance. its molded and once you make all the cuts and bolt down seats and door sills it wont move at all
Thanks I thought I would have to pay someone to put it in. Thanks to you I know I can do it alone & save money
Where are you located so you can do mine 🤣
near Orlando FL
Man tiny