Plastic-Dip floor covering?

4x4_Welder

Well-Known Member
Location
Twin Falls, ID
I can't get a new properly fitting floor mat for my Courier, and don't have the budget for a spray-in bedliner style floor covering. Something I have seen suggested is Plasti-Dip, possibly with sand sprinkled on it or mixed in to give a bit more grip, but I haven't been able to find anyone who can give me any real feedback on using it. It'd be nice since then I could do the floor for under $50.
Has anyone used this stuff for the floor of their rig, or have a fairly inexpensive alternative to offer?
 

Jay5.9L

...I just filled the cup.
Location
Riverton
Has anyone used this stuff yet? It looks interesting but I have not seen it used in the real world.
 

Fuller

Formerly limegrnxj
Location
Riverton
look up u-pol raptor liner its 100 bucks for the kit and i think the gun is around 25 bucks. never read one bad review on it and i did a ton of research. u can also spend a lil more and have it color matched to anything
 

BCGPER

Starting Another Thread
Location
Sunny Arizona
I did the entire interior on my 4 Runner, and it held up great. I sprayed mine, and as with any coating, it's only as good as the prep under it.
 

Silly Willy

Well-Known Member
Location
American Fork Ut
look up u-pol raptor liner its 100 bucks for the kit and i think the gun is around 25 bucks. never read one bad review on it and i did a ton of research. u can also spend a lil more and have it color matched to anything
You can buy the kit off e-bay and black or clear (You add any color to it) with a gun is only $97 it is said to work perfectly for the inside of a rig.

This spring I plan on doing it to my YJ
 

4x4_Welder

Well-Known Member
Location
Twin Falls, ID
roll-on bed-liner.... http://www.autozone.com/autozone/ac...r&fromString=search&itemIdentifier=60077_0_0_
35 bucks and a cheap 5 dollar roller from walmart will do the trick.
I've had bad experience with this type of product and getting consistent results, especially in the multiple angles/curves of a floor.


I may just go ahead and use the plasti-dip, I know I'll have to use their special primer as well. I think I am going to also put some of that roof seal tape on the firewall to knock down the noise, I have almost a full roll left.
 
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