Keep Driver Floor Mat Clean?
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Originally Posted by swordfish
It rains quite a bit here and I am trying my best not to dirty up the floor mat. Is there anything you guys do, besides flipping it?
I know, some people frown on this because It's a luxury car, but my shoes are dirty and my carpet is clean.
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I bought the Hexomat's from http://www.autoupgrade.net. I also got the trunk mat as well. The front mats are $40. The trunk mat was another $90. They fit very well and do a good job trapping water/snow.
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Originally Posted by 6MTzer
I just leave the black rubber winter mats in all year.
I know, some people frown on this because It's a luxury car, but my shoes are dirty and my carpet is clean.
I know, some people frown on this because It's a luxury car, but my shoes are dirty and my carpet is clean.
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Originally Posted by swordfish
It rains quite a bit here and I am trying my best not to dirty up the floor mat. Is there anything you guys do, besides flipping it?
The mats aren't expensive in any case.
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I grabbed a set of Michelin extreme floor mats from Costco, I took out the stock ones and leave the michelins in all the time.
They're black, get marked up abit, but they work very well.
Someone once reccommended against stacking an aftermarket mat on the stock one. Personally, I like having only one layer.
They're black, get marked up abit, but they work very well.
Someone once reccommended against stacking an aftermarket mat on the stock one. Personally, I like having only one layer.
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Originally Posted by moose1963
I bought the Hexomat's from http://www.autoupgrade.net. I also got the trunk mat as well. The front mats are $40. The trunk mat was another $90. They fit very well and do a good job trapping water/snow.
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