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Which cargo liner? Mabett or 3W

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I bought the Mabett set that had the seatback covers, cargo wall liner, and cargo floor mat. I've had great luck with the seatback covers. They do a good job, and fit well. The liner for the cargo compartment sides fit well, but the glue on the velcro comes loose easily. Had to add another set of velcro, with better glue, and it helped. Didn't like the cargo area floor mat at all. It was smelly, flimsy, and slick. Went with the Factory Ford Rubber mats for the cargo area now, and like those much better. Much grippier, no smell, though they do show alot of scratches from cargo and dog claws.
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I had the Mabett in my first Bronco. I bought 3W for this one., 3W has nicer material. The Mabett looked cheap, but it did its job once I got it to lie flat from being shipped folded.
 

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I'm with you on this one, I ordered the Mabett ones when I first got my Bronco and promptly returned it and got the Ford mat instead. No clue what waxy buildup is unless they age and lose their gripiness but no issues so far.
I also have the ford mat with cargo blocks in right now. It keeps the “look at me wrong and i scratch forever” plastic safe but i dislike how it collects debris and is hard to vacuum clean. gonna try the 3w option.
 

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I bought husky (very easy to clean) for first 2 rows and oem (good rubber) for the cargo.
 

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I bought the 3W full set. They look good and fit great. As others have said, no chemical or rubbery smell out of the box. I set them all in the sun for about 30 minutes before installing.

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I was lucky enough to be selected by 3W to get an entire set of mats free. I wouldn’t say it if it weren’t true, best mats I’ve owned, and I would have bought them, they are that good!
 

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I'm looking at getting a cargo liner for the bronco. I know the Ford ones tend to become waxy after time so I am looking for aftermarket ones. I have pretty much narrowed it down to Mabett and 3W. Right now Mabett is on sale for $90 for the seatback cover and cargo mat. The 3W is $140 for the same products. My question is if the 3W is worth the extra $50 for the same thing? Why?

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I have the 3W liners for my Black Diamond 2 DR and I love them. I've only had them for a couple of months, but right out of the box they came in the fit really well. Didn't really need any breaking in; of course it's warm here in Hawaii so they weren't very stiff when they arrived. I took a chance on ordering them even though they're not meant for the rubberized floor and they still work great. Haven't had any issue with them sliding around.
I'm looking at getting a cargo liner for the bronco. I know the Ford ones tend to become waxy after time so I am looking for aftermarket ones. I have pretty much narrowed it down to Mabett and 3W. Right now Mabett is on sale for $90 for the seatback cover and cargo mat. The 3W is $140 for the same products. My question is if the 3W is worth the extra $50 for the same thing? Why?

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I recently purchased the 3W mats and am very impressed. I bought mine from a large online seller, but when I went to the 3W website for advice on cutting the tie down holes out, they offered a discount for their mats. Try going to the 3W website and see if it offers the discount!
 

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I had the Mabett cargo area mat with rear seat covers for roughly 3 years, have basically trashed it now. The glue holding the velcro consistently failed on the seat back covers, so it started to curl and peal up wonky. The floor pan started to also curl up and fit really poorly. Not trash talking Mabett, as you get what you pay for especially with Chinesium products. It served its purpose, so if cheap is OK with you its an option. I'm looking real hard at the 3W option now for longevity. Very few options existed when i originally purchased, otherwise I'm usually a "buy once, cry once" kind of person.
Same here in a little over 2 years. My rear seat back covers will be gone soon since I noticed the failing Velcro. I gave up on the cargo liner pretty early. It “walked” all over the place. Every time I opened the tailgate I was having to move the liner back in place. I ended up going with the Ford mat.
 

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I went weathertec for rear cargo liner, with the Mabbett seat back protectors
 

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Same here in a little over 2 years. My rear seat back covers will be gone soon since I noticed the failing Velcro. I gave up on the cargo liner pretty early. It “walked” all over the place. Every time I opened the tailgate I was having to move the liner back in place. I ended up going with the Ford mat.
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I took a gamble on this china mat since it said it would fit with the pull-out tailgate. I wanted to buy USA made, but nothing would fit with the pull-out tailgate. I think it will work just fine. At least my cargo/ seat protection is USA made!
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I'm looking at getting a cargo liner for the bronco. I know the Ford ones tend to become waxy after time so I am looking for aftermarket ones. I have pretty much narrowed it down to Mabett and 3W. Right now Mabett is on sale for $90 for the seatback cover and cargo mat. The 3W is $140 for the same products. My question is if the 3W is worth the extra $50 for the same thing? Why?

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I have the 3W. Great product. As an fyi. If you happen to have Ford mats. You can fix the gray waxy look with Griots ceramic trim restore. Returns them to black. Non greasy and does not need weekly reapplications. Mats require a heavy coat and a little elbow grease to rub it in. But end up looking great.
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