This is just an idea but if you have an "tractor supply co" store (maybe atwoods) in your area they sell a 4'x8'- 5/8" thick solid rubber mat - its thick and super tuff, you can get it for like $40. I used one in the back of a truck and we would drop engine blocks on it all the time with zero problems.
Make a template then cut it out with a jig saw. No hair problem - and very easy to remove and clean. It's also soft enough for dog to travel on and not slide around.
ToyStry- Looks great and it's even better with the price you got it at. The Weather Tech mats for the back go for about the same price, IIRC.
mutau- is this what you were talking about? Rubber Horse Stall Mat, 4 ft. x 6 ft. - 2219003 | Tractor Supply Company
I've got the sliding cargo tray, but I want to find a better solution for the cargo area instead of my cheapo WalMart mat.
Yup it's the large. The bottom is kinda sticky. It definitely doesn't slip around under the dogs.
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Hey there Senior Chief, hows that Line-X holding up in the cargo area since you've put it in? I'm considering having some put on, these field exercises are starting to take a toll on my carpet/plastics.
Stifler said:looks pretty bad azz! I like it
BigRogers said:Got to admit that is a pretty slick finish out man. Nice completed project.
Bay33saw said:At the begining of this post I was like "This guy is stupid" but after looking and reading your result I think it looks great and well done.
One question though, when you fold the rear seat cushion forward does the Line-x not rub at the leather on the bottom of the seat.
Holding up the same as if it were in the back of a P/U truck. In short, it's great!
Tks.... :cheers:
Tks...... :cheers:
There is no friction/rubbing at all on the leather. Mod was super easy (minus the prep work of removing the carpet).
Holding up the same as if it were in the back of a P/U truck. In short, it's great!
Thanks for the update, now to talk to the Line-X guy tomorrow and see if he can give me a great deal like you got.
Other questions:
-what other colors do they do besides black and red?
-what shop did you get it done at in San Diego?
-and finally are you hitting the trails during the Independence Day break? I should be heading up to Temecula during that time.
Well, I might as well make my first post a question that I don't think can be answered by the search button, so here goes.
Has anyone ever considered using the liner on the side panels as well? I like what has been done so far, but what about pulling out the side panels (the ones with the wheel wells on them that go all the way up to where the trim changes from black to tan) and spraying them as well? I realize that I would have to work around the speaker on the right side as well as the inverter plug, but it seems as though it would provide much better coverage in case a dog was to scratch around. Anyone have any ideas as to why this would not work?
So after a fair amount of talking with shop owners that do the spray in liners the basic agreement is that the product was never designed to stick to plastic such as the side panels. They say that even with proper prep there is no guarantee that it will last. Im still considering doing this, but just thought I would put it on here in case anyone else felt like trying the same thing.