Anyone have any pics of a hatch thats been gutted and had the floor lined with that truck bed lining stuff? Kinda curious as to how it would look

 

do ppl actually do this

 

 

not a hatch, but what popped up first when i searched google. personally i dont think it looks good, but your car your choice.

 

I used to work at a place that sprayed those... heavy stuff

 

I would do it in a jeep maybe but not a Honda. But your car...would be kind of cool to spray the inside of your car down though

 

I plan on spraying under the carpet the sound deadening stuff, kinda like heavy padding. But certainly wouldnt leave it without carepet, that would like like ***.

 

lol my buddy just rhino lined his gsxr 600, wish i had pics. it looks kinda cool.

 

That stuff is heavy! But i think it would be kinda kool. I personaly wouldnt do it. But hey....What ever floats your boat.

 

you gut a car to shave weight (not because it looks cool)
you want to spray thick **** all over it and weigh it down?

that rhino liner has gotta be at least twice as heavy as your sound deadening material. Just do a good spray paint job on your floor, that's what I did and it looks nice. Smells nice too .

 

Rhino lining! ftl.


unless you're doing construction and putting stuff in your hatch. lol.

 

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i was thinking the same thing...

 

dumb idea! just leave it you prolly have a fart can on there making alot of noise anyway

 

I sprayed my floors with the spray on bed liner in a aerosol can when i swapped my blue interior out for black. I could not find any good black carpet to replace it and I had a water leak at the time. Wanted to protect the floors from rust and add a protective layer in the hatch area. turned out great, and I would do it again. easy clean up ftw!

 

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Yeah thats what im probably gonna end up doing this weekend

 

i always kinda wanted to "paint" a car with the stuff like a truck or a jeep might be fun or something you just dont care about like neon or a focus just for fun

 

yea. i did the back half of my hatch with truck bed liner....i love the way it turned out

 

An old friend of mine did that to the back of his CRX LSV, and it stunk aweful toxic, but after a while the smell went away, and it rode very quietly.

 

the bed liner stuff is pretty heavy so it wil basically defeat the purpose of gutten your car couse you wil put weight back in it

 

I can't personally vouch as to whether or not it is significantly heavy, but I have heard it is heavy and I would personally NOT do it, but then again, I don't know what your plans / goals are for the car.

Maybe you just want to gut your interior and spray this stuff on so that you don't scuff paint if you use your car to haul ****... or maybe you just think it would be cool... weight may not even be a concern of yours(?)

Whatever the case may be, here are some pics of Bedliner that has been tinted white:

It also helps to search in the AutoX forums.....

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Good luck with whatever it is you're trying to do.

 

I work at Ford, and they line the beds with Rhino Line.. [freak]in TOUGH stuff. and it looks nice all laid down properly. so.. I would.

 

my current Build.. I used the Dupli Color bedliner in a blue spray can. used about 6 cans on the interior this **** is tough. threw my wrenches and screwdrivers at it. doesnt chip a bit. car has all the panels in it now. weight added. 6 lbs maybe if that. feels good and grips good.

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by LeftLaneB*tch &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I can't personally vouch as to whether or not it is significantly heavy, but I have heard it is heavy and I would personally NOT do it, but then again, I don't know what your plans / goals are for the car.

Maybe you just want to gut your interior and spray this stuff on so that you don't scuff paint if you use your car to haul ****... or maybe you just think it would be cool... weight may not even be a concern of yours(?)

Whatever the case may be, here are some pics of Bedliner that has been tinted white:

It also helps to search in the AutoX forums.....

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"I'm not seeing it harry" lol

I don't see the bed lining in da eg with the white, but oh well. I personally wouldn't do this sort of stuff

 

on of my friends has an EG hatch... with a gsr in it almost fully tucked with his whole bay rhino lined black... looks nice... and different.. ill try to get some pix..

 

i tucked all my wiring. interior wiring is tucked in the roofline. no wires are visible cept for the steering column when the dash is out. everything else is hidden