Does it go over the current cargo carpet or do you remove that first?
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I used it over the original trunk carpet in my Protege5. I used the carpeted panels as my template on the back side of the trimmable carpet and cut it to a perfect fit.
235180
No silly it goes over your carpeting to protect it ,,great product, very flexible !
235181
I installed the mat over the stock trunk liner, however, I don't see any reason why the mat couldn't replace any existing carpet if you wanted it to.
235182
I just put it overtop my carpet, and it works great! I'm still using it and having good success with it.
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I have carpet in my trunk and it does not affect it at all. I have pulled it up multiple times and the carpet looks fine. But, if you have 'felt' other material intended to look smooth, this could be a problem.
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No. the front mats have to be removed in order to use the post/knob in the floor to hold the new mats in place. The back mats do not have the same post/knobs so you could if you wanted to. If you tried to use these new rubber mats over the top of the carpet mats I am not sure what result you would get. It would be bulky and I am not sure if there is enough room under the accelerator pedal and there nothing to hold the front mats in place.
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Depends on the fabric, but on my carpet I have had no issues. It states in the instructions how much to use and how to apply to area that is out of sight to check on whether it can be used or not. Plus it does a bag up job if your able to use it.
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I would suspect not. The adhesive is very strong and if anything, I would suspect the carpet will leave a residue on the shield, i.e. wool fibers. It's not going to rip the yarn off the carpet but you will see fibers when you remove it. I highly recommend it as it adheres well and thus protects the carpet with the additional benefit of providing a secure footing for the workers. Less likely to have trips and falls.
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Hey Ken, when the rear seats are up, you have to remove the mat from the vehicle. This mat is fantastic! I highly recommend it! Take care!
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I mostly pinch the lint and pull it out of the brush. Sometimes I brush the carpet a few strokes to wipe off the ends of the wires. The brush retains some fuzz on it that I don't really do anything about except as described above. I just try to get it clean enough so that it doesn't shed its own debris onto the clothes I am brushing. Picking the brush with my fingers is my main strategy.
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Why would you want to do that? You'll have to clean the liner when the stuff could just go into where it is going to end up again anyway! It is super-easy to remove the liner and put it back in. Just (pardon the comparison) like you change the liner of a trash can. PS: I just drape the edges over the seat. I don't try to insert the seat into the space in the liner where it is supposed to go into. You'll see what I mean when you buy it :-). This was so useful during those neither here nor there days! Great purchase!
1854666
You must remove the mat to stow middle row seats. Rear seats no removal simple.
2236725
The liners are designed to fit over the existing carpet.I would not recommend taking out your carpet.You might not know this but carpets are also for sound dampening.
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It latches to the top of the car doors. Yes, I've been putting a cargo carrier on top without trouble
519059
It's the rear cargo liner. When the 3rd row seats are folded down, this goes on top. Just as shown in the picture.
881962
There is adhesive on both. I guess it would depend on the length of the carpet.
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I also have carpeting and have no trouble with movement. However, I just rechecked my organizer to see what makes it "no-slip". I would say that the primary bottom material (my guess is vinyl) is not no-slip. The bottom border (all the way around) is a no-slip rubber-like material. My guess is that without any modification, it would slip on some plastics so it depends on the type plastic of your cargo liner. Some possible suggestions if it doesn't hold in place is to add a rubber tape to the bottom that does hold or add velcro. I guess for your purposes you could add velcro to the milk crate but I do like this organizer and am glad I bought it. I also have carpeting and have no trouble with movement. However, I just rechecked my organizer to see what makes it "no-slip". I would say that the primary bottom material (my guess is vinyl) is not no-slip. The bottom border (all the way around) is a no-slip rubber-like material. My guess is that without any modification, it would slip on some plastics so it depends on the type plastic of your cargo liner. Some possible suggestions if it doesn't hold in place is to add a rubber tape to the bottom that does hold or add velcro. I guess for your purposes you could add velcro to the... » Read More I also have carpeting and have no trouble with movement. However, I just rechecked my organizer to see what makes it "no-slip". I would say that the primary bottom material (my guess is vinyl) is not no-slip. The bottom border (all the way around) is a no-slip rubber-like material. My guess is that without any modification, it would slip on some plastics so it depends on the type plastic of your cargo liner. Some possible suggestions if it doesn't hold in place is to add a rubber tape to the bottom that does hold or add velcro. I guess for your purposes you could add velcro to the milk crate but I do like this organizer and am glad I bought it. « Show Less
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There is an on/off switch in the side of the blue base that houses the bridge, then press the blue bird button to make it go. As one other reviewer pointed out, this will not swiggle on carpet. Good luck!
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Yes, you can either leave the cargo cover in or take it out. We leave it in and just press the top flap down to the back of the back seat when our dogs are in the car.
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I roll mine over medium thickness carpet and rugs no prob. A little rickety at first but I put epoxy all over the fittings.