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Painting inside floor

Post by Ausi fj »

I have just had my fj45 body sandblasted. I want to paint the floor with a good sealer of some type. I dont want to put in any carpet just use a textured floor paint. Any suggestions on what to use.

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Post by want33s »

Get it Rhino coated.
Or Linex. Any of those spray in bed liners for utes. Hard wearing stuff.

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no need to ask in more than one section cobber...
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Post by ofr57 »

is there any hard wearing paint that isnt like sand paper?
i keep scuffing the bottom edge below the door :?
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Post by dazzah »

I'm interested in this aswell...

also would any of the paint/spray on ute liner type paints (I think they're more like a urethane product) provide any insulation, say for the floor of cab, will it keep heat and noise out?
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Post by cj »

Supercheap sell Hippo liner which you can brush, roll or spray for something around $180 I think.
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Post by lump_a_charcoal »

Fleck coat.
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Post by SWBMQCraig »

Here's the link for what i did im my MQ..

http://www.outerlimits4x4.com/ftopic154766-0-0-asc-.php

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Post by spamwell »

brush on is better than spray on because it less likely to trap moisture in application, apprently :D
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Post by Rhett »

Im going to get my suzuki done with speedliner. Its heaps tougher than rhino liner and a lot more colours. getting the fire wall done in car colour and the whole inside done in a light grey to keep it cooler than black. Any one wanting it done up this way shoot us a pm and Il put you on to a mate that does it.
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Post by Ausi fj »

I got a price on speedliner for just the floor (1.5m x 1.5m) total cost is $400. A bit expensive for my liking.
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Post by Ausi fj »

I got a price on speedliner for just the floor (1.5m x 1.5m) total cost is $400. A bit expensive for my liking.
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