How To Straighten Floor Liner

Then run your hands over it to make sure there are no bumps lumps or other flaws to telegraph through.

How to straighten floor liner.

Sub zero temperatures snow sleet rain ice and mud all punish the exterior of your vehicle while shoes and boots can track in road salt snow water and more. As you are adding water to the pool you will be able to move the liner around to position it as it should be as it begins to sit back against the walls and floor. Unroll the mat as flat as you can get it. Even if you think your floor is clean sweep it one more time.

I have them for my odyssey and tundra. You can do this using a pole with the pool brush on the end or by padding the end of the pole with a rag. Lying flat on the floor knees bent with your feet flat on the ground bring one knee to your chest. This was highly annoying.

Instead plunge to the side or above and below the wrinkle. This will work the liner into the proper position. Now roll your mat back out. The towels you use should ideally be large enough to cover the entire wood piece.

My weather tech mat was bent at the side and when the door shut it would curl up. The weathertech floor mats sometimes will be curled up when new and in cold environments and what our contacts at weathertech advise is to roll them up the opposite direction they are wanting to curl up for a few minutes and then try installing them again and they should be the correct shape. Creating this opposing new curl shape will in effect straighten the curled plastic. Liners can develop wrinkles as they become hardened.

When moistening the towels drench them thoroughly and wring out the excess water. You can remedy this by heating the pool to at least 92 degrees. This winter has been hard on your vehicle. Roll the mat back up and read the stop and read.

Moisten one or two large towels and wrap them around the wood making sure that the entire warped area is covered. Step 3 heat up the pool. This will soften the liner and allow you to work wrinkles out with the pool brush. Keep it rolled up longer for thicker less for thinner plastic with a rubber band and check it every so often until the previously upturned curled corners are laying flat as desired.

Choose towels or rags that can withstand the heat of an iron. So here is the easy fix. Do not push so hard that you poke a hole in your liner. Repeat multiple times then switch to the other leg.