ExactMats not "exact"?

I wanted to get some feedback from other ExactMats owners, I just got mine today and put them in. While they are close to the "exact" size of the stock floor mats, they seem to be a little big (better to big than too small) and kind of extend over some of the contours that I hoped they would fit and bunch up. Since they were rolled up so tight in the shipping box, does the bunching go away after they've had a chance to flatten out? I'm going to try them out for a few days and see, I really like the overall look of them and they feel great. They certainly look like they were meant for the Prius (meaning, I'm sure they didn't send me mats for a different model), just an inch or so oversized, which can make a difference in the fit when you're talking about overhanging on each side.

Same question directed to the other owners of the HeatShade, I just got that as well today (looked like Christmas when I came home with all the packages at the front door). I put that in the windshield, and the top extended a little past the visors, enough that I can't fold the visors down to hold it in place. I made sure the bottom was pushed all the way down to where the windshield meets the dash too. Also seemed to want to fold in the vertically in the middle right under the rear-view, like it was a touch too wide. I tried to flatten it out, didn't want to happen. Any tips? Seems I'm not batting very high today on these "precision" cut add-ons.

Andy

 

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I did a lot of research on the sunshade, but I didn't see the more recent posts on the "new" design, nor did I see where it seems many are returning them. I was originally looking at the Covercraft UV shield, but I wasn't excited about spending $50 on a sunshade sight-unseen so I opted for the Heatshield. Might be rethinking that after seeing the posts on the glue coming off and the increased sagging problems with this new design.

As for the ExactMats, I was originally looking at getting a big chair mat and cutting it myself. When I saw the ExactMats, I figured they would probably do a better job and I wouldn't have to worry about taking the time to do it (three kids keep me very busy, not a lot of free time these days). I'm going to ride with them in for a few days, let the AZ heat soften them up a bit and see how they do. Maybe they'll lay a little better once they've sat for a few days. If I have to trim them up, though, it kind of defeats the purpose of advertising them as "exact fit".