Jeepxj1234

How hard is it to replace the carpet and where could I get it from? I probably want oem and not cut it (I guess). I've taken the seats out before and scrubbed my carpet but there are still a bunch of stains..

98Plum Crazy

Even oem you will have to cut bolt access and such. As for where to go, my guess would be quadratec, they had for my tj. As for difficulty, just remove stuff, the. Carpet, then reassemble, sounds like you were halfway there before.

Jeepxj1234

Yeah pretty much. I just didn't know if you had to like glue it or something idk. I'll think about it. Thanks

askingxforxit

I bought a bissel carpet stain remover, its the portable green one. Did the whole jeep last week pulled the front seats too. It seemed to do a really great job. Check walmart and target. Its $89 I think but you'll want to get the spray pre treat and an extra jug of the cleaning fluid.

fishtaconc

Or if its not your daily driver, pull the carpetand take it to the coin op carwash and have at it.

freegdr

new carpet great price herehttp://www.stockinteriors.com/AutoCa...14&ModelId=248

askingxforxit

Hey that's a really good deal!!

freegdr

there three levels watch the vid it explains im going to blac hides alot

XJOhio

Ditto on stockinteriors.com. Good quality - padding not as thick as factory but thats not a big deal. Fit is not the best in back seat area but again not that big of a problem. Front floors and rear deck fit great.

residentg

I removed and then power washed my carpets using Simple Green. I did each section 3-times. I was amazed at how claen the came. I then bought new floor mats and it looks great, and more importantly it smells great too.

CPLSeraphim

Stock interiors is a great site for carpeting. Thats where i got the carpeting for my 1980 camaro. Fit great, and great quality... even better, great price. Good luck.

Jeepxj1234

Wow thanks for all the help. We have a pressure washer so I definantly like that idea but I'll look in to that website. Thanks!