front floor mats are held down with two silver "buttons". How do you get the floor mats out ??
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Asked by GuruDC6SX Aug 25, 2017 at 11:01 AM about the 2012 Bentley Continental GT W12 AWD

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Don answered 6 years ago

Don't you simply unsnap or tun the buttons for removal?

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GuruDC6SX answered 6 years ago

The manual says to screw them off. All 4 just turn and turn and turn and turn. It doesn't seem to "unscrew". I pulled on them (with the carpet) thinking they would unsnap. They didn't. I certainly can pull much harder but was fearful of causing damage. If pulling (unsnapping) is the correct solution I will do that but I wouldn't attempt that unless I was sure that was the correct solution.

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GuruYWPGX answered 6 years ago

They are a strong fit and too tight to finger pull. Wrap a cloth round them and pull firmly straight up with pliers.

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