Do you have a link to these mate?
They are correct, a number of ways to fit, either glue on, tack on or staple on. It's normally fitted before the floor/panel etc are fitted. As they use this they can advise accordingly should have thought.Hi @Eclipse Campers ,i wouldve liked enough dark grey to do the back of a swb twin slider from the back of the sliding door steps to the back,@slidepods says it cant be retrofitted though
thats look like the stuff. You can have mine for £1 p/m if interested. Cheers PM me with your details.I'm going to buy a 1 piece floor and bond it so I'll do it the way you have described.
Do you have a link to the stuff you use?
*edit* I've found it at grassroots by the box of 100m Beading
By the metre: P Trim Bead Edge
Referred to as ptrim and tadpole trim
Has anyone used this P Trim on their van? Just wondered how it went, how you fixed it down etc? The finish in these pics looks superb.We put a rubber piping around the floor. You will need a CNC cut floor that is bob on to get a finish like this though.
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You don’t need to use this P trim, just cut your floor finish tight to the walls. This is for when edges are not tightly cut to hide gaps or when edges are not possible to trim by other means. We have a box of the P trim , think we used on first 2 vans but then not needed since as we improved cutting tolerances (this was many years prior to CNC). We stapled it in place. happy to sell you some if you need any. See attached photos of how we do floors. ThanksHas anyone used this P Trim on their van? Just wondered how it went, how you fixed it down etc? The finish in these pics looks superb.
We use trade adhesives, something like an F44 will work, trowel applied. You can also use specilist spray adhesive but not the contact adhesive for carpet lining which many people, even companies use....Thanks Eclipse! Appreciate the response. I’ll go without I think as most will be covered in units or seats anyway. Can I ask your preferred adhesive for altro to ply? Cheers, Jim.