How would you secure a toolbox in the trunk?
It seems that Velcro doesn't stick to the floor of the trunk. I have tried it on both the standard floor, and the floor-mat like pad in the trunk.
Velcro does however stick to the walls of the trunk pretty well. I am in the process of redesigning these straps and the location of the toolbox.
Velcro does however stick to the walls of the trunk pretty well. I am in the process of redesigning these straps and the location of the toolbox.
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I am re-engineering this now...damn, would have been real convenient if the mat played nice with Velcro.
I seem to recall the trunk floor worked better than the mat, but even if it was 100% better, 100% more of 0 is still 0.
Both. Velcro doesn't seem to like the trunk floor or the mat on top of the floor. It does however have a particularly strong affinity to the trunk walls.
I am re-engineering this now...damn, would have been real convenient if the mat played nice with Velcro.
I seem to recall the trunk floor worked better than the mat, but even if it was 100% better, 100% more of 0 is still 0.
I am re-engineering this now...damn, would have been real convenient if the mat played nice with Velcro.
I seem to recall the trunk floor worked better than the mat, but even if it was 100% better, 100% more of 0 is still 0.
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