My DIY Lockable Trunk Cargo Cover
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How'd you do that. I was thinking about that on mine. I figured that'd be a quick way for someone to get in so I wanted to hide, move, or remove them all together. I'd rather move them though so I can maintain use of the folding option if needed.
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Just lay you seat down and unzip the back of the seat cover and you should see the bracket. I can't remember exactly if you unbolt it or unclip it. But it's rather easy,
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Cool thanks ill have to do that. I'm picking up the material to do my deck cover tomorrow after work.
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Got the front piece trimmed perfectly. Got the majority of the back piece cut but have to do some trimming yet around the back tailgate and for the soft top bar clips. Almost there though. I haven't decided yet how I'm going to finish it all though. I want to make it stronger though. I'd like to be able to stand on it If I want to.
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I think thats the sheet I got. I pulled it off in one sheet. Remember to cut your wood about 1/4" smaller than youll want it so that when the turf is wrapped around it, it wont be to big.