Susan.
don't glue it... My PDO glued the carpet and pad down in my TR3.. When I had
the tranny and clutch worked on last fall this all had to be torn out and
stuffed back in place. It will be well worth your effort to use snaps or
velcro when you want to check the tranny fluid, track wires or dry out wet
carpet after being caught topless. Just last night I had to adjust the E
brake on my wifes' TR6 (with snaps... what a breeze to just pull the carpet
off of the tunnel). Good luck
Bill Hook
57 TR3, 72 TR6
>
> Date: Tue, 6 Feb 2001 16:38:54 -0500
> From: Susan Tucker <sltucker1@earthlink.net>
> Subject: Carpet, glue it or snap it?
>
> Howdy all,
> I am sure this is a silly question, but...is it better to purchase a
> carpet installation kit from somebody or use some really amazing spray
> adheasive to tack my carpet down? I got one of the loop pile kits for TRF
> but did not even think about buttons and snaps. I have already put the
> underfelt down and am afraid that the carpet will not "stick" well to it.
> As always, thanks in advance for the suggestions. I apprecieate all of
> the help and great info ya'll have given.
> Take care and Gig'en Aggies.
> Susan
> '64 TR4
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