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Old 12-24-2004, 06:56 PM
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how to protect your wheat color floor mats

i wanna get some protective floor mats for my wheat color interior coupe, does infiniti dealer sells them?
 
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bought dark tan deep style rubber floormats at Target. Nice heavy set of 4. $30. I believe you can get all weather mats from Infiniti but I didn't even check because I'm guessing they would be more like $30 each. They work great and look just fine.
 
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i got the all season mats. they work great, they are alittle whiter than the wheat tho, but i rather get them rugged up instead of my carpeted floormat. they cost like 60 bucks .
 
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They sell clear mats for our cars that let the insignia on the real mats show through.....I think they are about $65 a set
 
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Originally Posted by GR8TG35
They sell clear mats for our cars that let the insignia on the real mats show through.....I think they are about $65 a set
wow that's exactly what i'm looking for, does infiniti dealer sell those?
 
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I think I found what you want

I don't think Infiniti sells them, but I'm sure you can find them at most aftermarket supply places on the net.

CHECK HERE FOR THE MATS

I think this will get you started.....
hope this helps you out....Peace
 
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The best mats I've found are "ExactMats" (clear, custom, durable vinyl mats that go over carpeted mats); I got mine from dealer. Here's info.
http://www.exactmats.com/extreme.html Trust me, you'll love them. I'm as picky as they come.
 
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Old 12-25-2004, 05:27 AM
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On the flip side, if you do go w/ just the carpetted w/o worrying about a protective layer on top, would there be a cleaning method that can restore it to new? (like steam cleaning) or once it's dirty it's gonna be that way?
 
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Dawn and scrub brush worked well for me. After cleaning, use ScothGuard for additional protection.
 
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I bought some cheap clear mats from PepBoys for like $4 each and they work fine for now. They slide around a little bit but not that bad. My advice is not to buy the dealer mats as they are way overpriced, check out your local auto stores first.
 
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Dawn and scrub brush worked well for me. After cleaning, use ScothGuard for additional protection.
I totally agree with scotchguarding. I do the interior carpets and matts. Cleans up easy. I use rubber winter for the messy season.
 
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Originally Posted by ARH_twilightblue
I bought some cheap clear mats from PepBoys for like $4 each and they work fine for now. They slide around a little bit but not that bad. My advice is not to buy the dealer mats as they are way overpriced, check out your local auto stores first.
I could never find clear mats that were durable, custom fit and held in place until ExactMats. Saving $40+ to get inferior mats that cheapened my $30K+ g was not for me.
 

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Well the reason I bought the cheapest I could find was because I don't use them year-round, only a short time during the winter when it snows. I like the look and feel of the carpet better
 
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