1999-2004 SVT FORD LIGHTNING DELUXE MOLDED CARPET 10708-801

Product Description

ACC Carpets Black Molded Original Style Carpet with Mass Backing for all 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003 and 2004 F-150 Lightnings.

Over the years the carpeting in your 1999-2004 F-150 Lightning can take abuse from spills, debris, the elements and just general use from getting in and out of your truck. So if your carpet has seen better days, then take a look at this ACC Carpets Black Molded Original Style Carpet with Mass Backing.

This Black Molded Original Style Carpet with Mass Backing (10708-801) from ACC Carpets comes heat molded for a perfect fit in your Lightning to make installation a breeze. It is made from premium nylon cut pile constructed from 100% high-quality DuPont yarn that is tufted on a 1/8 gauge machine using 14 ounces of yarn per square yard! Then, using the finest dyes around, the carpet is dyed and goes through testing for ozone humidity fading and light fastness. The carpets underside features mass backing that is sandwiched between the cut pile carpet and a heavy 36-ounce jute padding.

Mass back is a tough, rubber layer between the carpet and the jute insulation that increases the form and rigidity of the carpet while decreasing road noise. It is 45mils thick, and virtually eliminates the need for Dynamat or any other type of additional sound deadener. Once it is installed, the mass backed carpet will fit just like original style carpet but will increase moldability, sound deadening and insulation. Mass backed carpet retains shape much better than a standard poly backed carpet making for a much easier installation.

Please Note: ACC's carpets do not come with pre-cut holes, allowing you to make the necessary cuts only where needed for various interior components.

Tech Tip: When you first take your new carpet out of the box, you may notice quite a few wrinkles. This is normal. We recommend laying the carpet out in the sun for a few hours to help soften the backing and to help reduce the amount of wrinkles that are visible prior to installation.

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