floor mats?
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Originally Posted by kikis-gs
i have a silver 98 gs with grey interior,what can i do about the floormats?they always look grimey no matter how much i clean.i have new black stock ones would that look cheesy 
I don't think the black ones would look bad, the tan interior uses a darker color floormat so black on grey may not look to bad.
If you have the black ones, then maybe put them in and take pictures and post it back up on the forum and ask people what they think, you may get more responses that way.
Eh, were the black ones a gift or did you actually buy a set of black ones?
Either way though. If you have an ebay account theres a seller ItsAllAboutYourLexus. He's the seller from Sewell Lexus in Dallas,TX.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/New-O...temZ8002393510
Theres a set you can pick up. I think he lets you chose the color? Email him and find out.
Good luck!
Either way though. If you have an ebay account theres a seller ItsAllAboutYourLexus. He's the seller from Sewell Lexus in Dallas,TX.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/New-O...temZ8002393510
Theres a set you can pick up. I think he lets you chose the color? Email him and find out.
Good luck!
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I have the grey interior and thought my floormats looked kind of grimy. I bought a new set from Darrel at Sewell for like $93.00 and was somewhat disappointed to learn that the new ones look almost the same, just clean. If I were you and they are not real worn out, just throw them into your washing machine and wash them like you would your underwear. They come out great. Don't laugh, give it a try. Lots of used car dealers do this. 
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Originally Posted by TexasGS
I have the grey interior and thought my floormats looked kind of grimy. I bought a new set from Darrel at Sewell for like $93.00 and was somewhat disappointed to learn that the new ones look almost the same, just clean. If I were you and they are not real worn out, just throw them into your washing machine and wash them like you would your underwear. They come out great. Don't laugh, give it a try. Lots of used car dealers do this.
Never heard of doing that before, but it seems like it would work great.
Oh yea....forgot about the washing machine trick. 
I used to do that for my camry before I bought a pressure washer. So much eaier now with the pressure washer....just dump the remaining soap water from car washing onto mats....get a brush and scrub for a bit. Then blast that thing with 1800psi. Mats look brand new afterwards
I used to do that for my camry before I bought a pressure washer. So much eaier now with the pressure washer....just dump the remaining soap water from car washing onto mats....get a brush and scrub for a bit. Then blast that thing with 1800psi. Mats look brand new afterwards
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Originally Posted by LexusIV
I'm not exactly sure how to clean your old ones, other than using a carpet cleaner.
I don't think the black ones would look bad, the tan interior uses a darker color floormat so black on grey may not look to bad.
If you have the black ones, then maybe put them in and take pictures and post it back up on the forum and ask people what they think, you may get more responses that way.
I don't think the black ones would look bad, the tan interior uses a darker color floormat so black on grey may not look to bad.
If you have the black ones, then maybe put them in and take pictures and post it back up on the forum and ask people what they think, you may get more responses that way.
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From: n.y
Originally Posted by TexasGS
I have the grey interior and thought my floormats looked kind of grimy. I bought a new set from Darrel at Sewell for like $93.00 and was somewhat disappointed to learn that the new ones look almost the same, just clean. If I were you and they are not real worn out, just throw them into your washing machine and wash them like you would your underwear. They come out great. Don't laugh, give it a try. Lots of used car dealers do this.
i'm just gonna go with the black one i cant go wrong.you guy are really help full.it's better than buying new grey mats if they look like that anyway,i also got them for free i was gonna trade in the dealer.i will pass on that
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