Djcla wrote:

Thanks for info , btw any tips putting that carpet down , where did you make the joins/cuts?

The best tip is to grow another pair of arms Seriously, with glue on both the carpet and where you want to stick it, it's like juggling jelly.

I did it in sections: a carefully measured piece for each wheelbox, another for each side below the capping, one for the floor and one for the bulkhead. The carpet itself is stretchy and so reasonably forgiving but the glue, once it sticks, doesn't want to let go so there's little chance for repositioning. I used a wallpaper edging roller to smooth it down (and the various sound proofing layers). Darren

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gaijin wrote:

My interior gets wet, stays wet, or freezes solid. Not from leaks (yet), from skis and all the snow the kids bring in. Not sure if it matters but the floors take a beating too - ski boots, heavy things carried in the back. Any suggestions for sound deadening that will stand up to this?

LandRoverAnorak wrote:

Djcla wrote:

Thanks for info , btw any tips putting that carpet down , where did you make the joins/cuts?

The best tip is to grow another pair of arms Seriously, with glue on both the carpet and where you want to stick it, it's like juggling jelly.

I did it in sections: a carefully measured piece for each wheelbox, another for each side below the capping, one for the floor and one for the bulkhead. The carpet itself is stretchy and so reasonably forgiving but the glue, once it sticks, doesn't want to let go so there's little chance for repositioning. I used a wallpaper edging roller to smooth it down (and the various sound proofing layers).