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Well, I'm in the process of bringing back my '78 Cherokee to running condition. One of the options is when I take out the seats and clean up/patch a coulple of small holes in the floor boards is using a spray on bed liner instead of the mats. Sounds good, and I think it would be easy to clean out. Has anybody tried this? If so, is there anything I need to watch? Which brand spray/paint on is best?

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parkerbabco

well duplicolor has spray on but it doesnt get very textury unless you do lots of coats.. roll on is much better

FlyingLow

Not to hi-jack the thread, but I've heard when doing this you will have a lot more road noise in the cabin. Is this true? Could something like dynamat or another sound deadening material be applied first, then bed lined over?

Ape stit

I just got done using a dura coat bet liner in th interior, it worked very well. But if you want it to be the "pro-bullet proor' like rhino liner, youll need to hot spray it in with many coats. I did three coats and it will come of if I were to try really hard with my fingernails. But the hot spray I had done by the shop wont even come off with a hammer and a screwdriver. Roll on looks good and make sure you tape off all your edges to make it look good in the back. Good Luck

Ape stit

Correction, I used dupli color.

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Hey thanks guys......Your answers raise more questions...How thick is this stuff? I'm wondering this because I'll have to use a paint brush for most of the application since most of the flooring isn't very flat and it seems a brush is the best way and also to apply it in those tight areas. What kind of paint brush do you recommend?
Can I get a sound deadening paint in colors? And, again, is there one brand that's better?

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