4Runner911
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I feel like it's my duty to contribute to the forum with my most recent mod experience, since I chose to go with a company other than Canvasback for my interior lining.
You see, I have 3 medium to large dogs: A border collie mix, a husky, and an Akita. Now if you've ever owned a husky, you learn that they somehow manage to shed and get their fur into the most inconvenient of places YEAR ROUND. My long haired Akita is EVEN WORSE!! He has extremely long tail hairs (we call it his tail feathers because his plumage is so legit) that seem to have a life of their own, and weave their way through fabrics in ways that defy physics.
The thread dedicated to the Canvasback made it look wonderful, but I was concerned with the canvas material being velcro to my boys' more static hair, not to mention that they're never smart enough to sit down while I'm driving, and end up flying all over the car during turns and braking, and there were concerns expressed that the Canvasback was too slick to their feet.
Enter the Hamilton! https://www.cargoliner.com/collections/ultimate-pet-liner
It's a vinyl material that is similar to the Softex material in my TRD ORP, it covers the flooring, plastic siding, the backs of the 2nd row of seats, the rear doors, and the bumper from exuberant leaps into the car. There were also additional options for covering the back hatch and adding cushion to the flooring for a more comfortable experience for your pups.
When it arrived, the box weighed about 21 lbs, and was very well packed and organized:
A crappy cell pic showing what the back of the pieces look like. Stitching looks excellent and it attaches to the plastic w/ 3m Velcro. There's a TON of velcro so plan on spending some time attaching it, but it helps it keep a snug and good looking fit:
Here's my finished product after about an hour long install:
I'm not sponsored by this company by any means, just excited about getting my pups out for some adventures and figured someone else might benefit from my experience! I'll attach some more detailed pics of my install below, in case anyone else wants more pictures like I did before I bought it.
You see, I have 3 medium to large dogs: A border collie mix, a husky, and an Akita. Now if you've ever owned a husky, you learn that they somehow manage to shed and get their fur into the most inconvenient of places YEAR ROUND. My long haired Akita is EVEN WORSE!! He has extremely long tail hairs (we call it his tail feathers because his plumage is so legit) that seem to have a life of their own, and weave their way through fabrics in ways that defy physics.
The thread dedicated to the Canvasback made it look wonderful, but I was concerned with the canvas material being velcro to my boys' more static hair, not to mention that they're never smart enough to sit down while I'm driving, and end up flying all over the car during turns and braking, and there were concerns expressed that the Canvasback was too slick to their feet.
Enter the Hamilton! https://www.cargoliner.com/collections/ultimate-pet-liner
It's a vinyl material that is similar to the Softex material in my TRD ORP, it covers the flooring, plastic siding, the backs of the 2nd row of seats, the rear doors, and the bumper from exuberant leaps into the car. There were also additional options for covering the back hatch and adding cushion to the flooring for a more comfortable experience for your pups.
When it arrived, the box weighed about 21 lbs, and was very well packed and organized:
A crappy cell pic showing what the back of the pieces look like. Stitching looks excellent and it attaches to the plastic w/ 3m Velcro. There's a TON of velcro so plan on spending some time attaching it, but it helps it keep a snug and good looking fit:
Here's my finished product after about an hour long install:
I'm not sponsored by this company by any means, just excited about getting my pups out for some adventures and figured someone else might benefit from my experience! I'll attach some more detailed pics of my install below, in case anyone else wants more pictures like I did before I bought it.
