Not too bad. Since I'm planning on doing the bed liner thing, what's the best easiest way to remove the little insulated mats and the big rubber mat over the gas tank?

 

I haven't tried this, so just off the top of my head, I'd bet an oscillating tool with a scraper blade would work pretty well. A cheap Harbor Freight heat gun would also be good.

 

Amatuer....






WINNING!

 

I used a heat gun and a putty knife to clean the bulk mine off then a scotch pad grinding wheel to get the rest off when I patched my floor.

 

Better stopping power feet on the ground.

 

amatuer . . .

 

I didn't need to pull my carpet...I could see how bad it is from underneath...

 

when I looked underneath, all I saw was carpet. Lol

 

Wow its like a reverse convertible lol.

 

Well I'm a happy camper. Think I'll do a little sanding and spray some paint on it till warmer weather. I understand the bed liner needs to be applied outdoors due to the fumes and not sure how many more warm days there will be.

 

Got it done, thanks Monstaliner

 

I'll never forget a while back when a friend if mine pulled up in an xj and I could see carpet and floor mat hanging out under the rocker. Lol

 

Doesn't look too bad. I would use some Eastwood rust encapsulator to stop the rust.

Mine is too far gone.





This is what will replace it.

 

That monsta liner looks nice. Was going to do mine with por 15 but I may have changed my mind. Maybe leaning toward something more rubbery for sound deadening and insulation. Maybe use this stuff first though

 

http://www.lizardskin.com/ has a spray on sound deaden and a spray on thermal barrier.