faulks2

This DIY is great!!!! I started it at 3:15 am and was finished at 3:38 am, and i did it in the parking lot of my complex while it was raining...its that easy to complete. If you havent done this one, you really should asap. Its cleans things up nicely and I'm huge on a nice fresh interior. So thanks again for the help, pics, and info. This forum has once again proven to be invaluable

JDM_Z30

Worked really well but with my car (its a soarer) there aren't any screws in the back they are stupid clip things

mousiee

Mission Accomplished!!!!

Thanks for the write-up and pictures.

Mousiee

FormosaSC

i just took mine off... i fixed it and then people in my back seat would always hook the net on something and ruin it again... i took it out

Luke_in_SD

I just fixed mine. Super easy. The U-clip on mine was being held in by steel washers, but they came off with a flat head screw driver. I then cut the top rope where I wanted it, tied a new knot and put everything back together

nexus 4.0

LOL,*dead*

deruvian

gotta love thread necromancy!

ralsty

Easy...I don't know about Super Easy. The seat backs don't come off or go back on as simply as described. Also, the steel 'catch' washer do come off with a flat screwdriver and the nutdriver method works very well to get those back on. Lastly, this is a great fix that I had not thought possible. I was resigned to the saggy nets but this fix can turn that around very quickly...good luck!

ralsty

Here's an after pic of my repair. Any ideas on where to find more of the beige elastic cord at the top of the net?

SEIDO

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I used a toggle.
This ways cleaner tho, I might take the time to do it.

Mistahxken

me gonna go try now lol

Mr.412

i'm getting my nip tuck on when I get home...thank CL

ekrebs

+10 lol,

Inzane089

yoo i did it also, and mine looks so sexy...not even lieing

skizzals

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