so my floors are pretty and needin some fixin.. i was wondering whats the easiest and cheapest way to do this. i saw strykers build and that was helpful, but i was wondering where they got the sheet metal from and what gauge to use? And i was wondering what he used to like rhino line the whole floor when he was done.. also how hard is it to get the seats and the whole rubber floor mats out? thanks

 

not hard to remove... takes about a half hour

 

okay and where do you get the sheetmetal from and what gauge?

 

You should be able to get the sheet metal from any autobody supply store I used 16ga when I did mine. It was actually a little thicker than stock and a little too difficult to bend into the right shape. If I were to do it again, I'd go 18ga which is I think what the stock floorboards should be

 

okay thanks alot and would it be better to weld it? or rivet it? also would simple rust-oleum be good enough to use as like a rhino lining? or is it best to find a cheap version if the rhino lining? thanks alot for all your help

 

If you can weld, or know someone who can, it would be better to weld it. I used a duplicolor kit that came with a gallon of liner and a roller and paint tray for really cheap. I think you can get it at Walmart. It worked really well and IIRC, it was almost half as expensive as the other do it yourself stuff I looked at.

 

okay i have a welder and i can weld so i guess ill go that route. thanks

 

Here you go...

http://www.quadratec.com/products/pr...floor+pan&pg=1

 

thanks but a little pricey for me, ill just do it myself

 

True. Price comes with convenience.

 

yeah definitely but im hurtin for cash right now lol and im trying to fix these so that it will help me sell it..i think thats what has been turning people away from my jeep...

 

Cash? Whats that? lol.

Good luck with the sale.

 

haha yeah exactly, thanks alot

 

PM XJStryker he has some experience since he did his rotted floors. He may have a write up if you search for it. I am not sure.

 

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