Anyone bed lined their seat backs and bottoms?

[jerad]

My GSD rides in the flipped forward back seat area of my 5th gen 4R. I've made a great and stable platform for her and found a nice fitting mat. Only thing left is to cover the seat backs and bottoms to keep her hair from getting stuck. I've had canvas back liners in my JKU, they were ok, I'm looking for something more permanent.

I'm thinking about popping the seat backs and bottoms of the rear seats, or just taping them off and painting with a self cure bedliner like monstaliner. I figure 1 heavy coat, let it set, then sand off all the fuzz sticking through, followed by a 2nd coat would likely be perfect.

Anyone done this?

platform


dog mat

 

[On Point]

Yes. Someone has.

 

[jerad]

Yes. Someone has.

Any more info? I haven't found anything out there.

 

[Engineer]

Ever use the search function? 1st result, your welcome, I am cranky, favorite moderator is gone and on a healthy eating binge :mmph:

http://www.toyota-4runner.org/5th-gen-t4rs/103932-operation-cargo-makeover-interior-remodel.html

 

[jerad]

Ever use the search function? 1st result, your welcome, I am cranky, favorite moderator is gone and on a healthy eating binge :mmph:

http://www.toyota-4runner.org/5th-gen-t4rs/103932-operation-cargo-makeover-interior-remodel.html

Why would I use the search function when I have you?! :brick:


So I decided it give the seat bottoms a shot. My plan was to burn of the flocking, sand, then bedline. However, after hitting it with a propane torch, I'm satisfied for now. We'll see how well it holds up but it quickly turned into a perfect texture. Took about 5 minutes per piece. Because of the dog hair the seat bottoms were my main target, I may or may not mess with the seat backs.

 

[WindyCity4Runner]

I was thinking about doing something similar for my PWD's. What keeps the seat bottom from falling back?

 

[Engineer]

Why would I use the search function when I have you?! :brick:


So I decided it give the seat bottoms a shot. My plan was to burn of the flocking, sand, then bedline. However, after hitting it with a propane torch, I'm satisfied for now. We'll see how well it holds up but it quickly turned into a perfect texture. Took about 5 minutes per piece. Because of the dog hair the seat bottoms were my main target, I may or may not mess with the seat backs.

You are going to fit in well, Welcome

 

[jerad]

I was thinking about doing something similar for my PWD's. What keeps the seat bottom from falling back?

It can't fall back with the wooden platform, the wooden platform is resting on the front legs of the seat. The platform is held down by by a simple bungie cord and 2 tie downs.