MAROONJEEP

Well i took the top and doors off yesterday and me being me decided to wash it after i had done all this. I had a bunch of mud and grime in the floor from the past winter since i had removed all my carpet. Well i proceeded to remove the drain plugs and wash the inside just like i did the outside!!! Everything came perfectly clean and dried using just a few towels. I will never go back to carpet again!!!!!

pkdailey4

You might want to use some rubber floor mats or something or you will wear the paint off in a hurry from your shoes.

MAROONJEEP

i've got the mopar slush mats.

hiteck

What's the difference in the rubber on the sole of your shoes as oppossed to a large rubber mat wearing the paint off? Especially if dirt/sand gets under the mat it'll act just like a large piece of sand paper

MAROONJEEP

in all honesty who really cares. I took the carpet out so i wouldn't ruin it. If i decide to sell it i will just put it back in a noone will ever be able to tell a difference.

saltman

There is no difference. My mats wore the paint of my TJ in less than a year. The JK has that sound stuff that sticks up so it might not be as bad. We will find out. I hate carpet in a Jeep. I have been told that sand gets through the carpet and does the same thing also. Don't know if that is true or not.

MJS_Jeep_888

Absolutely possible... fine particles will work their way through the carpet over time, with vibrations from driving, etc. acting as a "sifting" action.

RubiConz

I'm thinking of taking all the carpet out and putting a thick cargo mat in the rear. I don't haul rocks and lumber, just the dog...and band gear.

RubiConz

oh yeah, and in response to the title of this thread...THAT'S WHAT SHE SAID!

TAMPAJEEPER

Im thinking about rhino lining mine