Finishing cargo area w/ bed liner?

[aerhed]

What happens if you leak Bear Spray on it?

[rocketbob]

Originally Posted by John Clark

It isn't fire that is the start of the problem it is heat creating a very flammable gas. I realize that it is a long shot, but why take the chance?

I guess we should avoid painting the interior, since polyurethane paint would be no less flammable!

[bkthomps]

the bed liner coating will weigh more than the material its covering

[g zero]

A light coat of " Rocker Panel Chipguard " will give it some texture and then top coat it with the same paint as your interior.

[David Paule]

The standard truck bed liners that are sprayed on, are sprayed on with considerable heat. And that's after the installers scuff the heck out of the metal.

The process isn't something I'd subject my plane to.

Dave

[NickAir]

Depending, the truck bed liner could be applied to deck while cargo deck is out.

[Mike D]

Have you considered the ray Allen wing walk material? It has a nice scuff distance and you can just cut and stick. Non abrasive too.

I was going to do this and even I bought a roll. But ended up using carpet instead.

[NickAir]

It is just hard to beat using a non flamible carpet secured to the luggage deck. It provides some sound, cushion and abrasion protection. It is also easially secured or removed. Hard to beat it.

[Wayne Gillispie]

Lightweight, quicker to install, less to burn, easy to clean or repair and cheaper.

[algrajek]

Try This Stuff. It is not very heavy, very durable and looks great. I have it in my Fwd and aft Baggage area:



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