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Interior floor bedliner project

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Old 08-04-2008, 12:15 PM
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Default Interior floor bedliner project
One of our customers asked us to have his interior sprayed with bedliner material.

















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Old 08-04-2008, 12:36 PM
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looks awesome! it would be nice to hide the electrical wires more but I am not sure that is possible when you have no floor.
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looks great!
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Looks good!

Now only if I had the money to pay someone to do it....time to strap on some gloves!
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Default Does it get hot?
I won't weigh in on the look that is strickly a matter of preference but I do question if there is excessive heat?
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I would be more worried on an increase in road noise? Anyone know?
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Originally Posted by CAOKKIE
I won't weigh in on the look that is strickly a matter of preference but I do question if there is excessive heat?
Nope. It reflects heat as well as the carpet.
In sunlight, it doesn't get scorching like plastic bedliners do. Something about the polymer doesn't transfer heat (or maybe the UV coat reflects infrared as well?). I didn't notice it until my wife asked me how I was standing barefoot in the back one day in direct sunlight.
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Question Re: to spray in
How and where did you conceal the wires that run to the back of the jeep? I want to have this done but I am concerned about the wiring and the heat sheild that is in the floor boards. Did you remove them or spray over them?
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What do you guys do about the glue stuff on the floor. Mine has in at the foot areas in fornt of the front seats and in the rear cargo area as well. You sand it flat?
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