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I have beige mats too and when it comes to cleaning I've found best way is to soak them in a warm shallow bath with some soap flakes in it then scrub them with a stiffish brush then rinse. They always seem to come up well, mines are 10 years old though the cars low mileage. Doesn't help with the tear though
Yeah, E46 coupe...
I had the aircon recharged yesterday so I am currently musing with the idea of new mats as it will just add even more freshness to what was quite a musty interior. Have to admit, aircon recharge has removed all the strange smells I was getting so 80 quid well spent!
Thanks for the tips, especially the cleaning one. The tear is under the drivers heel therefore I can't see it and it doesn't bother me - I'm more bothered about looking across to the passenger side and seeing a nice clean mat.
I had the aircon recharged yesterday so I am currently musing with the idea of new mats as it will just add even more freshness to what was quite a musty interior. Have to admit, aircon recharge has removed all the strange smells I was getting so 80 quid well spent!
Thanks for the tips, especially the cleaning one. The tear is under the drivers heel therefore I can't see it and it doesn't bother me - I'm more bothered about looking across to the passenger side and seeing a nice clean mat.
I had a great set for my E39 from mr.topmats on eBay:
http://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/i.html?_nkw=e46&_sac...
http://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/i.html?_nkw=e46&_sac...
My interior is black so I went for black rubber from these people http://www.cannoncarmats.com/, they are tailor made for specific models.
They last very well and the rubber does not fade in colour like the cheap ones.
They last very well and the rubber does not fade in colour like the cheap ones.
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