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Lloyd's Mats is making me a new mat for the front trunk (Frunk? Bonnet?) as the one they sent me is too small. They asked me to provide a pattern and mail it to them.
This gave me the idea - can they do a mat for the rear shelf if I also give them a pattern? They said yes.
Being a bi level shelf, just wondering how to do it. just one mat for the upper shelf? Should the mat bend over the edge like the actual carpet does? A mat for the upper and lower shelf?
Suggestions?
What sort of mat are you contemplating? Another carpet mat to go over the existing carpet? I think I see where you are headed but don't quite understand the point.
A carpet mat (looped?) with a logo is what we are thinking. Dress up the interior. No point other than that, much like the other interior mods we are doing. Call it bling.
I don't have that, so no issue there. I think they have one for the Bose already.
But when they get my pattern, they will be able to make this for anybody.
