how much can u cut of? we have a 2014 buick encore very small up front
1631801
The image of the hand with scissors is showing where the smallest border is. I drive an Encore and cut too much. You'll find that the driver's side is smaller than the passenger front seat.
1631802
not much. I have a Maxda pick up B4000 was trimmed an 1/2 inch that's all without getting to design.
1631803
If you take a look at the picture up close, you will see that you can make three cuts at the corners but not at the width of the floor mats. But either way you can trim them to the size that pleases you but I would suggest to read other reviews from different cars... To be honest with you, the rubber material is too stiff. It doesn't go along with the form of your floor. I wouldn't recommend these floor mats. You might as well go to pep boys and pay $15 dollars more but for a better set.
1088770
8" blade should get you darn close, just be sure to do it in small increments.
1152535
I don't think they will cut it down. Will have to do it yourself. There me be other on-line stores that will cut to order. Good luck.
1395363
I dont see where the extra power would offset the cost. The 1/2 hp works well doesnt take off more metal than necessary, you just take your time. If I had to do this all day then cutting thru the blade faster would be nice.
1379391
Think you will be able too, we did cut off that much but did cut off half inch.
654420
Depends on which setting you use. I use the lowest and able to trim my entire yard twice without skimping. If I use full power, I believe I would have to re-charge after completing the trim for my yard once. I have about 1/3 acre land to trim.
228735
Well its a 12x60 sheet You may need around 8 of them but have in mind you will have to bend in, fold and cut I'll not be really sure you will have to get the diameter of your car and then add up. I'll recomend to have 2 extra just in case
2192009
There are indentations on the underside of the panels that show you where to cut. Before you do make sure you want thee hole that size. I think you can actually cut the holes smaller. That way when you dont have the seats in there the openings fit tighter to the seat brackets and arent as noticable. If you cut to the size they recommend (like I did) then you might see more of the floor around the brackets. Hope that makes sense. I would have rather cut it so the hole was right up to the seat brackets on the floor since I barely have the rear seat in. Same goes for the cuts by the rear door. There are indentations on the underside of the panels that show you where to cut. Before you do make sure you want thee hole that size. I think you can actually cut the holes smaller. That way when you dont have the seats in there the openings fit tighter to the seat brackets and arent as noticable. If you cut to the size they recommend (like I did) then you might see more of the floor around the brackets. Hope that makes sense. I would have rather cut it so the hole was right up to the seat brackets on the floor since I barely have the rear seat in. Same goes for the cuts by the rear door.
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I have this on a 2008 Silverado, and I am able to raise the limit from the factory cut-off of 96 to 125. I have tried any higher than that. You can not remove the cut off only raise that I have found, I hope this answers your question. FYI I love my edge and do not regret buying it for one second. When I purchase a new vehicle my first upgrade will be an edge for that one as well. Robert
917035
They are slightly smaller than a dime. You can cut it into one half or one fourth.
1781706
If you have the running rails on the top they adjust. Our Buick Enclave didn't have the open rails so our's didn't fit. sell you our's for cheaper if you are interested.
1845172
3 feet by 6.5 feet, this product cuts easily with regular everyday scissors. I found it easiest to cut slightly larger than the window and trim after applying. I used their instillation kit, which I found at Menards (amazon also has it) it's around $8. I think you could use a razor blade to trim it if you don't want to spend the money. It comes with a solution to apply and a smoothing tool in addition to the cutter. I think at the least you would need the solution to install this product.
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I needed 12 but only brought one just to see if it would work. As it turns out I had the same problem. I needed to cut a little more than you but decided against it since it I wasn't sure how it would affect it. Been looking around unsuccessfully for a shorter one.
44686
I would contact them directly with that question. I have not needed to try cutting it. The one I bought is 60". The Grizzley people I spoke to were very helpful.
2192008
There are indentations on the underside of the panels that show you where to cut. Before you do make sure you want thee hole that size. I think you can actually cut the holes smaller. That way when you dont have the seats in there the openings fit tighter to the seat brackets and arent as noticable. If you cut to the size they recommend (like I did) then you might see more of the floor around the brackets. Hope that makes sense. I would have rather cut it so the hole was right up to the seat brackets on the floor since I barely have the rear seat in. Same goes for the cuts by the rear door.
1586366
It'll cut pretty low, I 'd say about 1/4 inch. If your wish is to get your lawn to look like a putting green on a golf course, this is not the mower you want. McLane makes a gas mower that will do this. However, if you have golf course type grass like Bermuda(which is what I have), this push mower will do a great job. I use the second to the lowest setting which keeps the height of my lawn just below 1/2 inch. The reason I don't use the lowest setting is that with the kind of grass that I have, it wasn't meant to be cut that low. I love this mower. My lawn isn't very big so it's perfect for what I need it to do.
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You can tighten the side straps down until the front and rear panels are literally touching, so I imagine you can get it pretty small.