Re: [Amc-list] Bedliner on Floors

["Garry Nordstrom" <gasnordstrom@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

clifton:  Thanks for the info, I called the company, interesting appliction, 
I like the time factor, you have up to 6 hours to apply, minor prep.  You 
can apply as much depth as your want, they supply the rollers, will be doing 
my 83 CJ-8, frame has been media blasted, and ready, cost for the bright 
yellow per gallon is 119.00.

Figuring 4 gallons for frame and body, like the idea of self leveling.
Garry in Minnesota
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Clifton Danley" <am401@xxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <mail@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Sunday, December 16, 2007 7:24 PM
Subject: Re: [Amc-list] Bedliner on Floors


> Has anyone ever used pickup roll-on bedliner on a car floor? It seems like
> it would be a good floor treatment for solid metal. Seems pretty good and
> sound dampening, adhesion is good, and obviously it would conform to floor
> stampings...
>
> www.nonslipcoating.com
>
> The above link is for Durabak, the highest rated bedliner among Jeepers. I
> have used this stuff to coat the entire floor of my Wagoneer, and most
> recently my Spirit drag car. The stuff is great. Durable, easy to touch up
> (blends in so you can't tell) and will seal rust since it's a polyurethane
> coating. There may be some other good stuff out there, but I will never 
> use
> anything else. At $100 per gallon, it ain't cheap. It's also available in
> several colors. They produce a special primer for rust-treated areas, and
> the final cleaning step is xylene. Check www.ifsja.org for more 
> testimonials
> (do a search for Durabak).
>
> Cliff Danley
>
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