Carpet recommendations
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Carpet recommendations
Hi,
I finished patching the holes in my floor pans today.
I also ordered a roll of sound deadener today (luckily the good advice given on this forum prevented me from gluing down the reflectix before the sound deadener
).
Now I have to order the new carpeting.
I'm looking for recommendations as to a supplier. I have heard lots of good things about Al Knoch.
I have purchased seat covers from Willcox and the quality was excellent.
So, I just wanted to test the waters to see what popular opinion has to say about carpet suppliers.
All opinions are most welcome.
TIA.
Dave
I finished patching the holes in my floor pans today.
I also ordered a roll of sound deadener today (luckily the good advice given on this forum prevented me from gluing down the reflectix before the sound deadener
).Now I have to order the new carpeting.
I'm looking for recommendations as to a supplier. I have heard lots of good things about Al Knoch.
I have purchased seat covers from Willcox and the quality was excellent.
So, I just wanted to test the waters to see what popular opinion has to say about carpet suppliers.
All opinions are most welcome.
TIA.
Dave
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I have done a lot of C3 carpet and used ACC(what you'll get from most suppliers) and then used Al Knoch. In the 80/20 the Knoch carpet has more loops for better density which makes it like OEM. I've had cars with original carpet so I know what it looked like. The ACC is good but seems"thin" compared to Knoch.
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Last edited by corvgreg; Jan 1, 2006 at 10:20 PM.
