Civic EG

I got my car with no carpet from the start of the back seats to the back of the car. I removed the back seats for traveling purposes, and now it is just pure steel from where the back seats were to the hatch door. I am wanting to put down some cheap sound deadener(I'm using peel and seal) and then lay carpet down, but how can I get it to fit nicely?

I'm thinking the easiest way to go is build something to put inside the spare tire opening, so it's as flat as possible. Then would I be able to spray some strong spray glue and lay the carpet down, and then put the panels in to cover up the edges?

that sounds like a plan. you can build one out of a sheet of cardboard first to make a template that fits right, then trace it onto a piece of wood.

i made this out of plywood........


then covered it in black cloth with spray glue and a staple gun

jus needed a small hole for the seat bracket

ikon wrote:i made this out of plywood........


then covered it in black cloth with spray glue and a staple gun

jus needed a small hole for the seat bracket

Could you take a picture of it in your car? Does it wobble or anything?

man for me to do that id have to remove all my shit...... harnesses, battery, seats, harness bar, women, midgets, nd porno, etc. etc. srry but it fits perfect. i used the carpet flap that attaches to the rear seats and the seat themselves in the folded position as a template then cut away and sanded the details. no wobbles at all. fits perfect

ikon wrote:man for me to do that id have to remove all my shit...... harnesses, battery, seats, harness bar, women, midgets, nd porno, etc. etc. srry but it fits perfect. i used the carpet flap that attaches to the rear seats and the seat themselves in the folded position as a template then cut away and sanded the details. no wobbles at all. fits perfect

Oh, well I figured you may have already had a picture. I may end up trying this, but I'm going to go ahead and lay the carpet down tomorrow.

That wood option would be great for when I travel, it would make packing/unpacking a lot easier.