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Old 25th May 2018, 09:47   #21
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Step 4 - Melted the threads to the net core:

What is the tool you used to melt the pile of the mat?
Did you melt the whole area where the badge will go or just the outline?

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Old 25th May 2018, 10:28   #22
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What is the tool you used to melt the pile of the mat?
Did you melt the whole area where the badge will go or just the outline?

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Hi!
The tool is called Pyrograph.
The whole outlined area - up to the net core.
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The tool is called Pyrograph.
The whole outlined area - up to the net core.
Thank you. The item at the link you provided, which includes loads of different tips, all for £2.98 which includes postage - wow!

But actually now that I know what you used, it looks as though my ordinary soldering iron would do the job - it has about the same temperature range and is adjustable. I’ll try it on an old mat first. Thanks.
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Old 25th May 2018, 18:48   #24
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If you are trashing the old front factory mats, it is possible to salvage the original floor fixings too and fit them to new mats. I did a thread some time ago.

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Old 25th May 2018, 19:04   #25
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If you are trashing the old front factory mats, it is possible to salvage the original floor fixings too and fit them to new mats. I did a thread some time ago.

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Talking of floor fixing, on my genuine sandstone Rover front mats (but without logo) I've one hole on each of them: what is its use because I don't see anywhere anything to attach them to?
Under the mat I've got indeed the original sandstone Rover carpeting.


Had I missed anything?
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Talking of floor fixing, on my genuine sandstone Rover front mats (but without logo) I've one hole on each of them: what is its use because I don't see anywhere anything to attach them to?
Under the mat I've got indeed the original sandstone Rover carpeting.


Had I missed anything?
Yes you do.
Your car hasn`t genuine floor mat hooks, which are 4 - 2 for passenger`s and 2 for driver`s mat.
Don`t going mad tho`
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Yes you do.
Your car hasn`t genuine floor mat hooks, which are 4 - 2 for passenger`s and 2 for driver`s mat.
Don`t going mad tho`

I don't understand nevertheless.
My floor mats are genuine Rover ones: they've even got underneath the original label with the informations.
So what is missing?
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I don't understand nevertheless.
My floor mats are genuine Rover ones: they've even got underneath the original label with the informations.
So what is missing?
I will quote:
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“There is a theory which states that if ever anyone discovers exactly what the Universe is for and why it is here, it will instantly disappear and be replaced by something even more bizarre and inexplicable.

There is another theory which states that this has already happened.”
I prefer to be ignoramus in this case
Any other in help?
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Question Same question...

You're a joker, @hrissim, and your weird quote doesn't give me any practical clue about my questionning!

But you were right indeed: I'd missed that I've actually two holes in each my front mats.






Hence remain my initial wondering: what to do with those holes given that the carpet underneath has nothing to correspond with them?
And don't try to get out of it with a hazy quote!
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Old 25th May 2018, 20:02   #30
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You're a joker, @hrissim, and your weird quote doesn't give me any practical clue about my questionning!

But you were right indeed: I'd missed that I've actually two holes in each my front mats.






Hence remain my initial wondering: what to do with those holes given that the carpet underneath has nothing to correspond with them?
And don't try to get out of it with a hazy quote!
I like your last sentence - never lose your sense of humour.

Here you go Item-2
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