Bedliner the entire floorboard front to back?
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awesome work. Cant wait to see more pics..
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Hatchet669 - Trail-Blazer
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Yeah, likewise. I'm most curious to see about the noise level now. Excellent stuff!
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I have the trim panels, the center console and driver seat back in, will finish and post up pics by sat.
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I thought about doing this with my 88 s10 blazer. I was going to cover the wiring with some sort of raceway and spray it into the floor. I am also interested in seeing how this turns out!
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This looks good so far, and may be something I'll be doing sooner than later. I thought about weather tech floor mats, but this could be a cheaper option as I'll already be doing both bumper covers and the rocker panels as well.
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I have thought about the whole floor, but i have pretty much dropped that to just trunk area. Are you going to do the side panels or the back of the seats in the trunk area?
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Hatchet669 wrote:I have thought about the whole floor, but i have pretty much dropped that to just trunk area. Are you going to do the side panels or the back of the seats in the trunk area?
No just where the carpet was, the highest I went was the tire humps in the rear.
WARNING!! If you do this make sure the weather is going to be good for a while, I did this on Monday and it did dry in the time the label said it would but you will want to leave your windows open as much as possible got in the truck this morning after work and the fumes were still strong enough to gag a skunk, and I left the windows cracked about 3" last night. Hoping the smell airs out this weekend.
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Badass! Nice work. Will be doing this to the Jeep this summer.
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come on Rory, we need pictures....
What is bad is we have to pay extra to get carpet in our cars but most guys would prefer the vinyl
I prefer vinyl seats and vinyl floor, much easier to keep clean.
What is bad is we have to pay extra to get carpet in our cars but most guys would prefer the vinyl
I prefer vinyl seats and vinyl floor, much easier to keep clean.
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I got busy running around this weekend and didn't even get the seats back in. will try to get them in and pics up weds. I only have a teleconference at work from 2-3:30 so I have most of the day to work on it and get my camping gear squared away that I've been cleaning.
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NC_IslandRunner wrote:I know bedliner has been talked about and used by some of us on different parts of our trucks....But has anyone done the florboard yet? I know it's popular with the Jeepers, I just took all the seats out today to clean the carpet good and thought it would be nice to be rid of the carpet.
Anyway Rhinoliner,Herculiner,Rustoleum,Dupli-color which is best for the $$$, I'm not sure how much it will take but the Rustoleum !gal for $60 looks like a deal if it's good quality.
Info on any of these bedliners from someone who has used them would be a great help, may do this next weekend work schedule permitting.
Just keep in mind all are flammable and you'll need a good time for it to dry and the surface will not be smooth .obviously
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soldier32mp wrote:NC_IslandRunner wrote:I know bedliner has been talked about and used by some of us on different parts of our trucks....But has anyone done the florboard yet? I know it's popular with the Jeepers, I just took all the seats out today to clean the carpet good and thought it would be nice to be rid of the carpet.
Anyway Rhinoliner,Herculiner,Rustoleum,Dupli-color which is best for the $$$, I'm not sure how much it will take but the Rustoleum !gal for $60 looks like a deal if it's good quality.
Info on any of these bedliners from someone who has used them would be a great help, may do this next weekend work schedule permitting.
Just keep in mind all are flammable and you'll need a good time for it to dry and the surface will not be smooth .obviously
Seeing as It's been almost a year since I did this I feel safe that is dry...
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Its been a year and still no pics? 
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TrailShaman wrote:Its been a year and still no pics?
Damn!, I kinda dropped the ball on that. I'll snap some during the body lift install.
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How has the road noise been?
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mikekey wrote:How has the road noise been?
Can't say it's any worse, but between the M/Ts and the radio I wouldn't notice it anyway!
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Still no pics? So what you are saying is this has never been completed? 
Pics or it didn't happen...
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djthumper wrote:Still no pics? So what you are saying is this has never been completed?
I have ORTB witnesses, TECORE VII
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NC_IslandRunner wrote:djthumper wrote:Still no pics? So what you are saying is this has never been completed?
I have ORTB witnesses, TECORE VII
I have no recollection of those events sir...
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NC_IslandRunner wrote:djthumper wrote:Still no pics? So what you are saying is this has never been completed?
I have ORTB witnesses, TECORE VII
I saw it when I was unloading the boulder water fall in the back seat.
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