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Carpet kits can be challenging to get them correctly installed so be prepared to do some research before installing especially if you're installing a new interior. Installing a new interior is a lesson that you do not want to make mistakes fitting the panels, etc., or you'll be buying new panels or end up with a "less than satisfied" result. My BJ8 was quite challenging to say the least but I had help from a guy that restores Healey's (from another state), and we exchanged numerous emails with photos. Take lots of photos during the "tear out"...you'll be glad you did. I was going to install everything and had a good idea of where to start first and was I ever wrong and ended up doing it another way very much different from my original plan. I also purchased a set of special upholstery scissors at a cost of about $50. Marking chalk for marking carpet is also essential. Lots of razor blades. Contact adhesive too. I purchased a complete interior from Heritage and I still had a lot of work to do to get it installed correctly. I learned a lot and have a healthy respect for Upholstery guys.
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