K5XLR8R
1/2 ton status
I know someone's done this...how do you like it...any reason this would be a bad idea??? Anyone??
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bedliner in the cab?
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James90
1/2 ton status
I have Line-x spray in bed liner in my k5 and love it it is easy to clean it look really cool and it stops rust
I have some pics at my photo alubm
http://www.trailblazer90.coloradok5.com
I have some pics at my photo alubm
http://www.trailblazer90.coloradok5.com
I really like the way that line x spray looks on your truck. how did you do it. did you just spray it on the existing plastic moldings? i am on the verge of redoing my interior and i lilke the bedliner. i might try it. now i just have to find a color to paint the metal i guess.
solowookie
1/2 ton status
I'd like to spray the inside of my hardtop for more sound proofing, and also for a greater insulation factor...
Has anybody tried this, and if so how did you like it?
Thanks,
Jeff
Has anybody tried this, and if so how did you like it?
Thanks,
Jeff
outlaw612
1/2 ton status
Did you spray the liner yourself? If so, where can I buy it . How was it sprayed, I assume the panels were removed to be sprayed? I like the aluminum panels.
James90
1/2 ton status
Line-x is done by a pro what I did was take every thing out of my blazer and take it to Rolling K line-x when I took all the trim and door panls out I cleaned them and skuffed them up and then had them sprayed
the Diamond plate on the door I got form a frind who owns a fab shop and cut it with a 4.5" grinder
the line-x cost me 600.00 to get the whole in side done but that is every thing there and the stuff has a life time warnty
If you want to run cool
you got to run on Heavy Heavy Fuel
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the Diamond plate on the door I got form a frind who owns a fab shop and cut it with a 4.5" grinder
the line-x cost me 600.00 to get the whole in side done but that is every thing there and the stuff has a life time warnty
you got to run on Heavy Heavy Fuel
<A target="_blank" HREF=http://www.trailblazer90.coloradok5.com>http://www.trailblazer90.coloradok5.com</A>
AGM73k5
1/2 ton status
I just did the inside of my cab over the weekend with herculiner. It took one can and I did the cab and lower portion of the doors. I ended up losing about an eighth maybe a little less that that, because I didnt' seal the can right when I was done, but it worked gread and I have no complaints so far. Right now you can get free platinum sparkplugs with purchase of herculiner kit <$100> check out <A target="_blank" HREF=http://www.herculiner.com>http://www.herculiner.com</A> for details. The kit is what I used, comes with just about everything you need, you should buy plenty of gloves 
it does stick to hands quick.
-Aaron
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it does stick to hands quick.-Aaron
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I had the inside of my Jimmy done with Rhino Liner about three years ago. It is holding up good. My only complaint was the first coat was too thin in the cab floor area. They redid that and the texture ended up being a little different. As far as the actual product, I am very happy. It is so much easer to clean than carpet, it is even better than the rubber mat I had in my 78.
When I had it done I removed everything inside. It is coated from the firewall to the tailgate. If you leave the top off for any length of time it will make your life much easier. The one thing I would change if I were to do it over is to add drain holes & plugs before I had it sprayed.
There are pics of mine on the "Custom Storage" page of my site.
Jim '80 GMC
Freedom First!
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When I had it done I removed everything inside. It is coated from the firewall to the tailgate. If you leave the top off for any length of time it will make your life much easier. The one thing I would change if I were to do it over is to add drain holes & plugs before I had it sprayed.
There are pics of mine on the "Custom Storage" page of my site.
Jim '80 GMC
Freedom First!
<A target="_blank" HREF=http://www.bigjbear.coloradok5.com>http://www.bigjbear.coloradok5.com</A>
James90
1/2 ton status
Zach
I sent you an E-mail tell me if you dont get it I am not that good at all this pc stuff!
If you want to run cool
you got to run on Heavy Heavy Fuel
<A target="_blank" HREF=http://www.trailblazer90.coloradok5.com>http://www.trailblazer90.coloradok5.com</A>
I sent you an E-mail tell me if you dont get it I am not that good at all this pc stuff!
you got to run on Heavy Heavy Fuel
<A target="_blank" HREF=http://www.trailblazer90.coloradok5.com>http://www.trailblazer90.coloradok5.com</A>
CV202
1/2 ton status
Used Herculiner in mine after fixing some rust holes. I covered from the firewall to the tailgate, then up the tailgate. Did it last fall and it's holding fine. Costs around $100. Like AGM says get lots of gloves. The stuff sticks to everything, and doesn't want to come off. Also get a fan or 5 to vent out the truck (even if you're outside). You'll feel all sorts of fluffy if you hang around the fumes too long.
Why do people keep calling it a Bronco!!!!!
Why do people keep calling it a Bronco!!!!!
