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What's a clean way to install this cargo net?
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Sold an IS 350 and kept the cargo net, now how can I install this cleanly without it looking like a hackjob... Top of the net are loops and bottom is a plastic hook
Attachment 114078 The liner is pretty thin and weak, what would I install to give it some secure but clean looking attach points. use the second photo to mark up if you need to. Attachment 114079 Thanks guys |
I currently have a couple eye bolts replacing the lower fastener. I recently bought some 1/4 turn fasteners for my motorcycle and have a few extra. I'm going to try using those.
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So I got around to doing this earlier.
This is what I used. [ame="http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00LBFFLN4/ref=sr_ph_1?m=A1T1S5JMGAZGT5&ie=UTF8&qid=143595294 6&sr=1&keywords=dzus+fastener"]Amazon.com: Black Chrome Race Fasteners 1/4 Turn Quick Release 10 Pack Dzus Panex D-Ring Length: Automotive[/ame] Here is how it looks. http://imgur.com/D2OUpgA http://imgur.com/vsActO7 You can slide the clips onto the supports for the liner on the right side but the left doesn't allowed you to. The fasteners hold pretty well so you can just fold the liner down and hold the clip with your hand while inserting the fastener. I had them leftover from my motorcycle. |
This might help you...
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