Quote Originally Posted by Rossco View Post
Hi mate, I did the same as Bigwesty, just carpeted the front and cut it flush. Worked well with good adhesive but can understand you wanting it raping it around the edge, it does look good, have seen a few like this. My advice would be to do a couple of dummy pieces once you've got the carpet. I just used the Bunning's auto carpet, which I'm happy with, think marine is probably over the top for inside the car, it is harder to work with.

I also used the UES slides (120 kg I think) and they are very good, happy with them, easy to install plus the lock out is handy.

Check out the Full Boar Fourbie drawers, they might be some good inspiration.
Thanks Rossco, I only wanted to use marine because I know how durable it is (had 5 boats), only prob is yep! flexibility, the auto carpet is on my list and has a bit more flex, IMO I recon it looks better too, it matches the car interior in appearance and color also (black), I am gunna use the Kwik Grip Gel for sticking it on as its a good product and price, considering the spray on but never used it.

I just checked out the UES Slides and it seems IRS in WA and QLD sell an identical set, I typed in the model number I was given off the UES website and got the IRS product which gave an excellent overview including a you tube video to look at the slides in packaged,opened,extended,locked etc. well worth a look if anyones considering looking into 125KG fully extended 1800mm in total slides, UES had them for $66 non locking and $75 locking 900mm closed 1800mm extended. I'll head down there over the next week or so and have a physical look at them.

The Full Boar Drawers are well worth a look at, Ive been on the website this week and may even give them a call, the prices he has on ebay are for a lower end setup (not quality just application) and Im looking for something which requires a modification or 2, If they come to the party Id be happy to purchase a locally sourced product, (with respect to other interstate Genuine Australian Manufacturers).

Cheers and Thanks