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Question cadtruck ... or anyone else with body experience
Drivers side floorboard is rusting through where it meets the rocker ... gonna replace it in spring... when I pull eve out of the cab to replace floorboard and any other surprises I find I was gonna rhino line the interior... no much snowy muddy wet carpet ... just hose it out ever once in a while
Can rhino liner type stuff be installed over sound deadening material? ... or would rhino liner be sound deadening itself
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Drivers side floorboard is rusting through where it meets the rocker ... gonna replace it in spring... when I pull eve out of the cab to replace floorboard and any other surprises I find I was gonna rhino line the interior... no much snowy muddy wet carpet ... just hose it out ever once in a while
Can rhino liner type stuff be installed over sound deadening material? ... or would rhino liner be sound deadening itself
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Question cadtruck ... or anyone else with body experience
Drivers side floorboard is rusting through where it meets the rocker ... gonna replace it in spring... when I pull eve out of the cab to replace floorboard and any other surprises I find I was gonna rhino line the interior... no much snowy muddy wet carpet ... just hose it out ever once in a while
Can rhino liner type stuff be installed over sound deadening material? ... or would rhino liner be sound deadening itself
SD
Drivers side floorboard is rusting through where it meets the rocker ... gonna replace it in spring... when I pull eve out of the cab to replace floorboard and any other surprises I find I was gonna rhino line the interior... no much snowy muddy wet carpet ... just hose it out ever once in a while
Can rhino liner type stuff be installed over sound deadening material? ... or would rhino liner be sound deadening itself
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It would fail.
I would, however, put a spray in bed liner on the underside of the cab, once I had a cab that was 100% rust free, otherwise sealing in the rust, would cause it to rot out from within. At the same time they sprayed the under side of the cab, I would have them do the interior floor area as well, sandwiching the nice, clean metal in between, permanently preventing oxygen and moisture from getting in there.
I would, however, put a spray in bed liner on the underside of the cab, once I had a cab that was 100% rust free, otherwise sealing in the rust, would cause it to rot out from within. At the same time they sprayed the under side of the cab, I would have them do the interior floor area as well, sandwiching the nice, clean metal in between, permanently preventing oxygen and moisture from getting in there.
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It would fail.
I would, however, put a spray in bed liner on the underside of the cab, once I had a cab that was 100% rust free, otherwise sealing in the rust, would cause it to rot out from within. At the same time they sprayed the under side of the cab, I would have them do the interior floor area as well, sandwiching the nice, clean metal in between, permanently preventing oxygen and moisture from getting in there.
I would, however, put a spray in bed liner on the underside of the cab, once I had a cab that was 100% rust free, otherwise sealing in the rust, would cause it to rot out from within. At the same time they sprayed the under side of the cab, I would have them do the interior floor area as well, sandwiching the nice, clean metal in between, permanently preventing oxygen and moisture from getting in there.
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I found a post a while back about using a mustang shifter boot to fix the lower transmission shifter boot now I can’t find it anyone have an idea of what year car ? My truck has started coming together but nowI’ve got allot of small things got to figure out
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I think it was a Mustang boots as well, but I can't remember who did that.
Did you try searching the word Mustang?
I bet that word has not be used often on this forum and would guess the thread would come up pretty quickly.
Did you try searching the word Mustang?
I bet that word has not be used often on this forum and would guess the thread would come up pretty quickly.
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That’s about the only key word I didn’t try I think I found it 79 to 06 mustang I ordered one so we’ll see if it works
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