I have a few quarter size holes developing on my driver side floor pan and will be patch welding it. The rest of my interior is in pretty good shape, it is just the one floor pan that is somewhat bad. As much as I do not want to, I am considering putting a liner in my interior. I would rather protect it from further rusting. I do plan on if/when the interior gets soaked from either rain or splashing through water. I would also like to add insulation and sound control while I am at it.
This leads me into my question:
Has anyone used Lizard Skin in there tub, both the Ceramic Insulation and the Sound Control?
If so, does it work as advertised? Do I still need to add a liner on top of the Lizard Skin layer?
I would also add a bedrug on top.
My other option would be to just add a liner(from what I see POL Raptor looked the best to me) , and add the sound deadening mats. From there I would add a bedrug on top. I just don't believe water would be friendly to the sound deadening mats, but what I have read is that nothing should penetrate the bedrug.
One more question, would it be overkill to liner underneath the tub? I am sure I would have to remove the tub off the frame in order to do it. I do not have a problem doing this and would also like to see how the top of the frame looks. Everything on the bottom of the frame is great from what I can see.
This leads me into my question:
Has anyone used Lizard Skin in there tub, both the Ceramic Insulation and the Sound Control?
If so, does it work as advertised? Do I still need to add a liner on top of the Lizard Skin layer?
I would also add a bedrug on top.
My other option would be to just add a liner(from what I see POL Raptor looked the best to me) , and add the sound deadening mats. From there I would add a bedrug on top. I just don't believe water would be friendly to the sound deadening mats, but what I have read is that nothing should penetrate the bedrug.
One more question, would it be overkill to liner underneath the tub? I am sure I would have to remove the tub off the frame in order to do it. I do not have a problem doing this and would also like to see how the top of the frame looks. Everything on the bottom of the frame is great from what I can see.