Just wondering if you, or anyone yall know have used a roll on or spray in bedliner material as your floor board. Im talking about taking out the seats, tapeing everything off, ripping out the old carpet, and rolling on or spraing in the bedliner material to be used as carpet. It seems to be stain resistant, easy to clean after spills or muddy, and able to jsut spray it out with a hose.

i guess what im asking is, is it worth the trouble or should i just buy a new replacment carpet.

thanks.

also if you have pics please include those.

 

Friend of mine did his Jeep CJ like that. Looks sharp and is easy to take care of. I think I would do that to my truck if I had a 4x4. Better than a rubber floor no water can sit under the mat.

 

it works well but then you have no sound-deadening material so it will be a little louder in your cab.

 

what would be the best kind...like who makes the best?

 

What he used did really well as a deadner. With his hardtop on it was pretty quiet. Built 304 with headers/sidepipes

 

rhinoliner, linex, etc are fairly good liners, I've also heard of people doing this in jeeps

 

im just so sick of mud stains in my carpet...its already beyond the point of that rug doctor ****....its just a PITA to keep up with...and with winter coming...i think it will just be a good idea to keep my trucks interior from getting screwed

 

There is an picture on the Herculiner web site of a vehicle that has had the floor sprayed (or rolled on) with the bed liner material.

 

ive been thinkin about doin this my self... lemme know if you do i wanna see what it looks like.

 

http://www.flickr.com/photos/myuserid/270344621/

i found a link to a wrangler with the inside done... looks pretty good