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Line-X Jeep
I haul a lot of electrical cable and camera gear in my Jeep. Tired of worrying about the interior, I think I found a solution. After tax season (bastards) I'm going to pull out the carpet in the back and coat the metal with Line-X or an equivalent. I'm going to apply it by hand with a roller. Has anybody tried this before with success? I think that combined with the Tuffy locking Cubby cover (http://www.quadratec.com/products/14142_001_07.htm) will work great together.
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Several people have lined their tub with Line-X and love it. As far as the tub goes, look into Woods deep tub. Combined witht he tuffy lid, it will give you a lot more secure storage.
https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/show...ight=woods+tub
https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/show...ight=woods+tub
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Here's a writeup on herculiner with pics..it looks good but it's very tedious to do I would imagine.
https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/show...&highlight=tub
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I haul a lot of electrical cable and camera gear in my Jeep. Tired of worrying about the interior, I think I found a solution. After tax season (bastards) I'm going to pull out the carpet in the back and coat the metal with Line-X or an equivalent. I'm going to apply it by hand with a roller. Has anybody tried this before with success? I think that combined with the Tuffy locking Cubby cover (http://www.quadratec.com/products/14142_001_07.htm) will work great together.
Also a lot of guys have not had luck using the roll on liner...the rattle cans should do nicely though.
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i second what kntr says...go ahead and spend a little more to have a professional do it.
i took out my whole interior myself, drove it to the shop and then helped them do all the taping and stuff to cut down on the time it would take. i had mine rhino lined, but line-x will do the same job...i just chose rhino because the guy was able to work with my crazy work schedule and it was a lot less than the line-x place was wanting to charge.
going on a year now and i have no regrets...i keep my drain plugs out all the time (even during the Fargo winter) and never have to worry about stains or moisture getting underneath the carpet. I don't even use slush mats or anything...boots straight on the rhino liner hasn't hurt it at all + after I clean it with a sponge and water, it looks just like new.
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I would not think of the Tuffy lid as being secure enough to store expensive cameras in. If people see the cables, etc. it will be very easy to get into. You can stick your hand in the jack hole and yank it open very easy. I have one.
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Just got my interior Linexed yesterday.
Technically.. I got it 'Onyx'd', which is a competitor of LineX, but either way is applied hot, just as LineX, and has a UV protectant so it fades less.
It looks absolutely phenomenal. Highly recommend it. My buddy rolled his out by hand, and it looked really nice, but a year later, it has faded significantly, and worn away under his heel from driving it.
He thinks mine looks great.
Technically.. I got it 'Onyx'd', which is a competitor of LineX, but either way is applied hot, just as LineX, and has a UV protectant so it fades less.
It looks absolutely phenomenal. Highly recommend it. My buddy rolled his out by hand, and it looked really nice, but a year later, it has faded significantly, and worn away under his heel from driving it.
He thinks mine looks great.
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That sounnds like a great project. Any downside to taking out the carpet? Road noise, etc. What would it cost approximately to take the JK and have them do everything (take out, spray, re-install)? Thanks.
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If you pull out all the seats and carpet. Line X dealers will spray it for about 400 - 500 bucks. Well worth the money for lifetime warranty if you ask me. I'd love to do mine, but I have other things that are higher up on the list.