Rhino Liner/Spray-in-Bed Liner

[RoverRideAlong]

I was wondering how many have stripped the interior of the carpet and or plastic covering and sprayed the bed liner throughout. I would really love to see some pics and hear the feedback. What did the process include of? It is something I have always thought about doing and thought I would get some feedback first. Thanks in advance to anyone who can lend a word of advice.

Rob

 

[jymmiejamz]

I did it in my old DII. The floor on the driver's side got extremely hot on long trips in the summer time and it was pretty difficult to clean mud off of. Mud tended to get rubbed into the bedliner. I will probably do it again to my current DII, but not until I destroy my carpet.

 

[Two Cold Soakers]

I'm going to let the headliner in ours fall all over the place and drape over the seats and the dog and act like nothing's wrong, until my wife starts bitching about it...

and then,

and then


ek ek,


I'll post pictures..... stay tuned.

 

[Nick_N]

I did the hurculiner roll on liner in my d1. I was quoted over $1000 do have it sprayed in after I took the interior out for line-x, so I just rolled it in myself for about $100. I did it beacuse I destroyed my carpet. The only problems are that it is hard to keep clean and with the carpet and insulation out of the truck it geats really loud, especially with exhaust leaks. I dont have any pics of it now but I can snap some this afternoon.

 

[Steve]

There have always been questions around the off-gassing of these products and as such, I would not put it in the passenger compartment. I've been looking into using a product called Lizard Skin which has both thermal insulation and sound insulating products for inside and outside use. If I have time, I'm going to apply it to my Series before MAR. I'll try to remember to chime up about the durability of it.

 

[Springsroverfamily]

I would recomend Linex or a simular product that is hot sprayed they dry instantly. I had my jeep tub sprayed with linex and it held up great check out there website.

http://goline-x.com/index.shtml


"A standard LINE-X Spray-On Bedliner is environmentally friendly because its solvent-free material contains no harmful VOCs or CFCs."