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Just pulled all the carpet out of the blazer only to find the bed to be corpsed up on the inside /forums/images/graemlins/smirk.gif. It looks like wrinkled aluminum foil. Im going to put bedliner in but dont want to have to see the damage all the time and its way to much to fix or even putty. Any ideas or advice would save me alot of time. I was thinking of putting something like a plywood panel in there but wasn't sure how that long that would last wheeling /forums/images/graemlins/confused.gif.
-Kell-
 
Rust is not the problem. its just that the metal looks like Oprahs thighs, theres no way to fix it /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif. I need to find a way to cover it without having something that cant handle flexing out the blazer. thanks anyway.
-Kell-
 
I say take a good wire wheel on a grinder or just a grinder to the whole thing. That would take care of the problem. Might be more work than you want though
 
Take a disc grinder or a coarse wire wheel to it and spot and fill primer it. If that's too much like work take the disc grinder to it and Herculiner the whole floor.
 
Thanks for the suggestions, but its so wrinkled that Im gonna need something to cover it, especially since its on both sides and looks terrible /forums/images/graemlins/frown.gif. theres already alot of other dents I have to take out so something rather simple and quick would be the best. It's amazing how much stuff the carpets can cover up /forums/images/graemlins/tongue.gif.
-Kell-
 
How about por 15 or truck bed liner then cover it with a rubber bed mat? That's what I've got in mine right now. Keeps the rattling down! Only other thing I could think of would be a few dozen cans of bondo. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
 
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