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Hi,
Just wondering, I want a black carpet (OEM is tan-ish theme) to go along with my interior project.
I found molded OEM carpets for 150, seems like a lot of money just for the carpet. Would it be better to spray paint the one i have or do it right the first time and buy molded carpet.
Any suggestions??
Thanks
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i would imagine you are going to use about 50bux worth of spray paint at least because i know it takes alot to paint it all.
then the downsides are that it might fade/rub away, might miss spots, etc. and then there is the time that you will end up putting into painting/prepping it.
Like everyone said, just get new carpet. I got a huge roll for my back seat amp-rack project and interior recoloring project for pretty cheap, and it's hardcore stuff.
Thank you for your replies guys.
Yeah I am talking about the exact OEM replacement carpet. There are few websites that sell those for around 100-150.
I'm not sure if you can buy plain roll carpet and put it over the OEM carpet.. I think that would be a pain to do.
I guess I'll stick with buying a new one... as soon as I save some money.
Any ides on how to put regular carpet over OEM are welcome
Thanks again
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