vtecvoodoo

My hatch is gutted and will most likely stay gutted. The floorboard looks like total garbage all the way back, but the roof, quarter panels, etc still look fine. I`m taking it to IAS this year to rep a few sponsors so I`d like to clean it up about. I don`t want to paint it because it will just end up getting jacked up again. My idea: spray-in bedliner. I`d have them do the entire floorboard from front to back. I really don`t care how much it weighs, not a big deal to me. I can shave weight somewhere else.

Has anybody seen this done in a hatch, or seen it done?

Flame me if you feel the need

SprayinCX

i don't know about all that flaming stuff but that would be a good idea it would be harder to scratch it.........

1BlackHatch

Why not fiberglass it or something?

cjb92

well it would make it fairly quiet in there too. Be like a sound deadener.....

JetSI

spray in bedliner is good idea

.Ryan

Maybe your car could be sitting there instead of the truck.

-Whitey-

i had this idea along time ago but i never actually tried to have it done i say do it fast before everyone starts to do it they come in colors too black,red,green,glow in the dark,blue,and im sure they might be able to match it to the interior of your car

The_Head

I thought about doing that to my coupe when I had it stripped. I think it would look nice, well better than just a stripped interior anyways.

Patrick

No, its a good idea I was actually thinkin that as I read the first part. My friends that are hardcore wheelers have gotten line-x in the rigs. I would say the you should do it and you can also get a cutom mixed color if you want to look like a line-x pimp.

HatchAttack242

That acutally doesnt sound like a bad idea. I bet it would quite things down alot.. Isn't that stuff is rubber based, I wonder how flamable it is?

nd8ch

just opinion, but i dont think its a good idea. since you take everything out to lighten your car, putting that stuff in your car will weigh it back down. just some input, but if you dont care for weight, i think its not bad an idea.

vtecvoodoo

I`ll call around and get some pricing.

Mr. Thunderlips

Not weird at all. Extremely practical, and it will last. I don't know if I would personally go with black in my car, I'd want the floor to at least be red to match my car.

-Whitey-

post the prices they quote you for an ek because im sure they wont be much diffrent for my eg

SpooN Man

Rock it, That's a sweet idea !!!

vtecvoodoo

How heavy can it really be? It would be easy to shed 10-20lbs somewhere else. ****, I can lose 10lbs in a week

Yamzz_EG

my friend is going to do that w/ his jeep. I believe that they sell something like that in spray cans. Its a hella good idea post pics when u get it done.

rodrez.

I've heard people joke about this before, but I always thought "why not?" The only drawback I can think of would be the weight, which you said is not really a concern of yours, but I'm curious as to how much it actually weighs when it dries. I think it's a damn good idea, you should go for it.....then post pics so everyone can bite you

Mr. Thunderlips

I know this might not be a concern of yours...But they say it cuts back on road noise as well. That's a plus when driving on the freeways.

138

i've been thinking of doing this for awhile... let me know what you find out.

-Whitey-

i remember seeing a kit you could buy to be able to do this to your own truck..it was a small 3 gallon bucket full of the black spray stuff and it was presurized by pumping it like a keg and then all you had to do was spray it on i think the actuale gorilla lining would be better but if you want to DIY then maybe someone can look into this further

rainmanEK

Two of my friends have Spary in Bed liner inside the rear of there EG's!

They bought the cans (two i belive) from local parts store!

Eric

-Whitey-

it took two cans to do the rear of an eg? do u have pics of the finished work?

Patrick

You should just get the whole car line-xed then you could throw cinder blocks at it and it wouldnt even dent.

cjb92

what about the smell? I wonder how long it would linger inside the car...