Non Slip Foam Pads
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Non Slip Foam Pads
Hey Guys,
A few days ago I purchased a complete set of these non-slip foam pads on ebay, a seller named PadsPlus. I just finished installing them on my 2008 Accord LX-P. So far so good, they provide protection to the flat surfaces such as the storage bins, glove box, cup holders, etc. Here's a few pics
A few days ago I purchased a complete set of these non-slip foam pads on ebay, a seller named PadsPlus. I just finished installing them on my 2008 Accord LX-P. So far so good, they provide protection to the flat surfaces such as the storage bins, glove box, cup holders, etc. Here's a few pics
RE: Non Slip Foam Pads
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RE: Non Slip Foam Pads
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RE: Non Slip Foam Pads
Same pads you can pick up at Lowes, Home Depot etc. in their kitchen department for kitchen cupboards. They do help keep things in place though. as they dirty cleaning them is a bit of work.
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RE: Non Slip Foam Pads
ORIGINAL: goose
... they provide protection to the flat surfaces such as the storage bins, glove box, cup holders, etc.
... they provide protection to the flat surfaces such as the storage bins, glove box, cup holders, etc.
How much is PadsPlus paying you to post this? And why would this thread be your first set of posts if this is not spam?
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RE: Non Slip Foam Pads
ORIGINAL: goose
Hey Guys,
A few days ago I purchased a complete set of these non-slip foam pads on ebay, a seller named PadsPlus. I just finished installing them on my 2008 Accord LX-P. So far so good, they provide protection to the flat surfaces such as the storage bins, glove box, cup holders, etc. Here's a few pics
Hey Guys,
A few days ago I purchased a complete set of these non-slip foam pads on ebay, a seller named PadsPlus. I just finished installing them on my 2008 Accord LX-P. So far so good, they provide protection to the flat surfaces such as the storage bins, glove box, cup holders, etc. Here's a few pics
RE: Non Slip Foam Pads
ORIGINAL: falkore24
What kind of protection do these parts need??? I haven't heard of anyone breaking them and they wipe clean very easily as long as there is not a foam pad glued in.
How much is PadsPlus paying you to post this? And why would this thread be your first set of posts if this is not spam?
ORIGINAL: goose
... they provide protection to the flat surfaces such as the storage bins, glove box, cup holders, etc.
... they provide protection to the flat surfaces such as the storage bins, glove box, cup holders, etc.
How much is PadsPlus paying you to post this? And why would this thread be your first set of posts if this is not spam?
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