truck bed lining for the trunk
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65sporty
Old Man with a Hat
Haven't done it yet, my son wants to do it to the trunk of his driver to cut down on the rattles his booming sub causes.
The trunk on my car was done with it. It turned out nice.
I'm not home right now, but give me a few days to get back in town and I'll snap a pic for you.
Dobalovr
Being on the Cbody diet SUCKS!
There are several different coatings on the market so definitely research each before you jump into it. Hard surface versus more of a rubberized type shiny or satin etc. i can get you some industrial supplier names of what our vendors use. If you take a look at a new Ram with the liner from the factory (Installed by Ground Effects BTW) it is a thin coat hard surface version which does OK but ive had some scratches and gouges show up.
Dobalovr
Being on the Cbody diet SUCKS!
As far as truck beds go no - it cuts easy is slippery when wet and is very shiny - I would go with an Armorguard product that is a flat finish and very durable but takes 24 hours to cure. Keep in mind once it goes on it will be near impossible to take off...
Knebel
Senior Member
i did the trunk with truckbed coating. make sure you dont have any of the old seamsealer left...
65sporty
Old Man with a Hat
Why? Did it react bad?
I have had it on both of my previous trucks. It held up great if I ever buy another one it would be one of the first things I would add. Mine was Rhino-liner.
Knebel
Senior Member
2 years later and it still is sticky over some of the seam sealer. wish i would have just used the splatter paint.
I forgot I was going to take some pics for you. I'll try to get some tomorrow.
oldmanmopar
New Member
The only problem I see with this is future repairs. I had a car come to the shop plus several trucks that I have seen. If there is ever any collision damage that needs to be repaired. good luck getting a body shop to do it. Panel repair or replacement is very hard to do because the coating has to be removed.
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