What is everybody's thought to "rhino lining" the interior floors of Cruisers, in particular Troopies. I am bringing in a Troopie from inland AUS to NW Ohio and am looking to prevent rust and wear as much as possible.
Six post down, lots of talk about bed lining, you really can't go wrong.
But before you line it have a game plan for the interior... sound deadening, heat shield carpet etc. I had my 55's interior and engine compartment Speedlined but you could still feel the heat. So I covered the Speedline with Dynamat, Second Skin Firewall Ceramic Sludge and then shot Second Skin Spectrum Sound Deadening over that. And have considered have it re-lined for a finished look. So game plan before you spend the money.
The sludge wasn't that bad, because it was brushed on, now the Spectrum was really messy, it was shot on with a undercoating gun. This coating will except a bed liner.
I will not have it Speedlined, speedliner retains a very strong and wierd ordor and was shot Dec 2006 so I may just go with Durabak and shoot it myself.
Anybody know if Durabak has a odor after it drys?
Cruzin90, I have a crazy question, just visited your site, you guys do great work. There is a picture of a pickup Hunting truck with a Green bed, do you or anybody know what brand of tire he's running. Looks like a good combo, on and offroad,