View Full Version : WATER IN FOOTWELLS
Anonymous
27-04-01, 12:49 AM
Right, so after finishing my rear SR smooth+filled+sprayed body colour'd bumper, i take it outside, gape in awe at my handywork, and then procede to wash shit off... i get back in car after done washing to find a tonne of water in footwell... it sticks too.. it was slightly damp before, but i put that down to wet feet, but this was full... so i pull carpet back to see the sponge fibre wool stuff filled with water, and growing, yes GROWING... if it was left any longer it would of grown legs and ran off... anyway, after nearly dieing of the fungal smell, i rip it all out, and chuck it... so now, ive taken front+rear seats out, all carpet.. then fixed a small rust whole that could of been an MOT failure with fibreglass.. so i was stuck with soggy shit coloured carpet, so went out and got a 2x2 metre nice bit of blue carpet from cut cost carpet place... and some nice blue mats, with metal bit... so now im in process of spray glueing the carpet in the car, got front done, and now just finishing back... i tell ya, tis hard work cutting and shapeing this stuff. Anyways, will be finished tomoz, and will look amazing in blue... I just thought i'd share this with you lot, as other ppl could be suffering from same thing... do what i did and get interior done.. looks lot better in nice carpet. Laters ppl, will report back when all done, with some pics too, cheers...
Anonymous
27-04-01, 01:53 AM
Ok, so u have sorted the laek problem then? If not its probly a hole under ur battery!
Anonymous
27-04-01, 01:56 AM
yeah
silicone sealed door seal on hard... was going under neith
and bats fine, took it all out to check
Anonymous
27-04-01, 08:05 AM
Wanna make a carpet for me?? B-)
Anonymous
27-04-01, 09:25 AM
use a heat gun on the back off your carpet an warm it up it moulds to the car better i just finished mine an it looks like factory fitted
Anonymous
28-04-01, 12:54 AM
yeah
all done now, in blue, with blue mats, with stainless steel pedal pad, a large round momo knob, leather gator nicked from salavge, and looks amazing, and pioneer OEL head unit... suffice to say, inside of me car looks amazing... just gonna retrim all of dash and maybe door panels in leather effect upholstery stuff
mint... Also finished rear SR smoothed+filled bumper conversion, and body coloured, and just finishing off my front SR bumper (old styleeee) mesh grill conversion, only prob there is friken filler on the mesh, so how da hell am i gonna get that off, without using a tooth pick on each hole?
gonna take forever
Anonymous
28-04-01, 01:37 AM
Rich you keep changing your car every week.. stop painting it and get it lowered, you saw my ace photoshop work and even on 13's it'll look loads cooler ;)
Anonymous
28-04-01, 06:21 PM
i dont want to piss on your bonfire mate.
but early mk1 nova antibes came with blue carpets as standerd, grnted this wont be the same shade as what you have (prob) but it would have saved shitloads ov work.
Micky@novaload.net :)
Anonymous
29-04-01, 01:28 AM
well. tis all done now, and was an experiance
as was the fitting of mesh using filler and sealer
cept u can see the beam behind the mesh, so gotta paint that black to invisable it
lowering... will HOPEFULLY get it done either at end of this month, or next month
Anonymous
29-04-01, 10:12 AM
Yeah, antibes came with the coloured carpets, but finding one has been a nightmare for me. I am after a red one, but i think i will have more luck trying to get some rocking horse sh*t!
Anonymous
29-04-01, 11:04 AM
rich for the dash you could try that foliatec vynil and dash paint.
BEng Hons Automotive Electronics Engineering :) worship my electronics skills :D
Anonymous
29-04-01, 08:11 PM
yeah
i heard about this leather effect vinyl stuff... apparently its ace, not sure though?
will try get it, how much?
Anonymous
01-05-01, 02:28 AM
Antibes are very hard to find on a scrappy....I've only ever seen one (in Red), and someone had taken the carpet.
Not that I was bothered, since mines an Antibes anyway....hum, nice Red carpet!
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