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Jul 10, 2008

robert

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From: cali

spray on bed liner

I was going to pull the carpet out of my truck and get it sprayed with line-x spray on bedliner so if I get water inside i dont have to wory about rust or mold. Do you think I should do this?

Jul 10, 2008

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you lose the sound dampening that comes with the carpet...so unless you plan on putting the carpet back i would suggest trying to get a hold of the EDGE/Sport floor which is rubber

Jul 10, 2008

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you lose the sound dampening that comes with the carpet...so unless you plan on putting the carpet back i would suggest trying to get a hold of the EDGE/Sport floor which is rubber

Jul 10, 2008

robert

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alright i will have ro look around for a rubber floor because i have a 91 ranger.
Thanks for the info thought.

Jul 10, 2008

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my Dad's 87 had some plastic/rubber flooring in it. It was a fleet style reg cab ranger though

Jul 10, 2008

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Actually, even if you do put the rubebr flooring in.. spraying the inside with liner is a good thign to do, you'll never have to worry about moisture rusting it up from the top if it does get damp in there.

Jul 10, 2008

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ALSO, the spray in bed liner almost provides as much sound dampening as the carpet and padding does, i know becuase i work at a shop that sprays it, AND i have had it in more then a half dozen of my personal vehicles