Auto Interior and Upholstery – Carpet

[Stu]

Esty, which color (or number on your site) is the pictured carpet? I have a chamonix with navy interior; which is the closest to the original (or were there variations)? I was also thinking of a dark grey or charcoal--suggestions? Thanks.

[esty]

Esty, which color (or number on your site) is the pictured carpet? I have a chamonix with navy interior; which is the closest to the original (or were there variations)? I was also thinking of a dark grey or charcoal--suggestions? Thanks.

number 5 is what i posted above...you can't tell the color from the pics but it was the blue speckled carpet for a chamonix with navy car

if you don't want blue, number 20 is a good option...although personally my 1st choice would be number 5, with number 19 next...either will brighten the interior more than number 20

20...

19...

[bnam]

Is it just my computer (I'm on a new Ultrabook) -- the above pics all seem gray -- not blue at all.

BN

[esty]

Is it just my computer (I'm on a new Ultrabook) -- the above pics all seem gray -- not blue at all.

BN

all are various shades of grey...the 1st with an overall blue color

here's another...number 1

[Stu]

Which kind of carpet is the pictured number 5-the domestic weave, or the wool? Thanks.

[esty]

Which kind of carpet is the pictured number 5-the domestic weave, or the wool? Thanks.

5 is a domestic loop...here's a pic of the wool i can get

[Guest Anonymous]

Hi. I'm new to message boards. Do you know how I would contact esty's carpet? I need some trunk boards for a '75 2002. Thanks.

[tomscat1]

Hi. I'm new to message boards. Do you know how I would contact esty's carpet? I need some trunk boards for a '75 2002. Thanks.

Click on the link at the very bottom of her post.

This one:

2oo2 carpet & stuff

or.....

http://estycarpet.blogspot.com/

There is an email link there also.

[esty]

Do you know how I would contact esty's carpet?

the blog email link just brings you back to this forum...email me by clicking the email button next to my name

[Guest Anonymous]

best deal going is Chris at www.only02.com

installs much simpler and better fit then the "other" PR you see on this site

[algon]

Which kind of carpet is the pictured number 5-the domestic weave, or the wool? Thanks.

5 is a domestic loop...here's a pic of the wool i can get

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Esty,

Is the square weave pattern available in a material other than wool? I like the "look" of the the German square weave - but would rather have a synthetic I think.

algon

[esty]

Is the square weave pattern available in a material other than wool? I like the "look" of the the German square weave - but would rather have a synthetic I think.

algon

to the best of my knowledge it's not...

[billpatterson]

Hi there

I just finished installing a kit from Esty.  I think the resuIts are AWESOME.  I feel it went in very easy.  I had to make a few relief cuts at the front of the tunnel piece near the firewall and installed that piece by slowly rolling it back over and rubbing into every contour.  A good quality spray glue is required (Wurth or 3M).  I also ordered a matching piece for the parcel shelf.  I will be using Gipson's kick panels for speakers and cover them with pieces from Esty.  Have a look?

 

 

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Regards

Bill

Edited April 28, 2013 by Bill Patterson

[esty]

Hi there

I just finished installing a kit from Esty.  I think the resuIts are AWESOME.  I feel it went in very easy.  I had to make a few relief cuts at the front of the tunnel piece near the firewall and installed that piece by slowly rolling it back over and rubbing into every contour. 

 

 

looks great Bill

all sets i make will require a relief cut at the firewall in the center of the tunnel section...i used to make the cuts but so many guys wanted the set without it so they could, if they wanted, remove their consoles

 

it's next to impossible to lay the tunnel section down without a few cuts....and it should be expected that you'll have to do some minor trimming and fitting to your car

 

 

[autobon7]

Hi there

I just finished installing a kit from Esty.  I think the resuIts are AWESOME.  I feel it went in very easy.  I had to make a few relief cuts at the front of the tunnel piece near the firewall and installed that piece by slowly rolling it back over and rubbing into every contour.  A good quality spray glue is required (Wurth or 3M).  I also ordered a matching piece for the parcel shelf.  I will be using Gipson's kick panels for speakers and cover them with pieces from Esty.  Have a look?

 

 

P1010288.JPG

P1010291.JPG

P1010293.JPG

 

Regards

Bill

Looks very nice....is that FatMat on the side in the second pic?

Edited April 28, 2013 by autobon7