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softailgarage

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i'm diggin the very first one, however, the price is waay too much for me. I know the price is average, I just cant and wont pay $70.00 + for a rubber mat. They sure do look cool though.
 

jordan369

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i'm diggin the very first one, however, the price is waay too much for me. I know the price is average, I just cant and wont pay $70.00 + for a rubber mat. They sure do look cool though.

+1

Looks cool. Too rich for my blood.

Mike
 
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CarbonCrew

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Meh. If I wanted an anti-fatigue mat, I would seek one out in a solid color. I don't need to be reminded of what car I own or how much of a redneck I am. To each his own.

*Edit* I just checked out one of popular industrial supply houses and a 24"x36" 1/2" thick, diamond treaded, anti-fatigue mat runs about $13.
 
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Garage Flooring

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Great feedback. Part of the reason I asked was because of the price and part of the reason I asked is because I did not think the pictures did them justice. Same material as the garage mats but clear with the image on the underside which is the protected by a cushion layer for the anti fatigue. Shipping is included which is also a killer.

Decisions decisions...
 
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