I didn't have to cut anything. FWIW, I've installed BedRug in the last 4 Jeeps and have a set to go into the latest one. The neutral color goes with anything and the quality is top notch.
IIRC, you do have to make some cuts or trimming for certain configurations, but the back of the bed rug has markings (they call them score lines) as to where to cut if needed.
Hey man your vehicles always standout...Does that material hold everything like the factory Velcro carpet wants to or does it release and clean easy
Super easy to clean and doesn't get that musty smell if it sits wet. I've used in in every Jeep, and even in my previous truck bed for over 7 years. Absolutely love it and am a huge fan!
That’s a good tip. Just bought a new angle grinder and cutoff wheel, so that will work well. Wonder why it’s so tough to cut with a utility knife? I guess that’s a trade off for water resistance.
The foam backing is easy enough to cut — it's the 'pile' that is like trying to cut a hundred little plastic hairs at the same time. It completely chokes a knife blade, and neither nice scissors nor a set of tin snips could touch it. If you have a big piece of plywood to cut on, you can get through it with a lot of downward pressure, but cutting it freehand otherwise is impossible.
Love my Bartacts, first ive seem of that color ...saw those weathertechs...styling man . Thats a deluxe set up
LOL! I live in the country, was actually in my front yard. The foliage behind me is on the edge of a small creek bed. My avatar pic, all the trees to my left.
