Lining underside with Line X
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Lining underside with Line X
I think I may have found the truck I've been looking for out west. One of things I would like to do to prevent rot from setting in is to have the bottoms of the floor boards, inner fender wells and firewall sprayed with line x.
Has anyone done this? Any concerns about Line X and heat (firewall, fenders close to exhaust, transmission tunnel)?
Any ideas how much it may cost? What does an average bed coating cost?
Truck: 1979 F250 extended cab.
Thanks in advance,
Mike
Has anyone done this? Any concerns about Line X and heat (firewall, fenders close to exhaust, transmission tunnel)?
Any ideas how much it may cost? What does an average bed coating cost?
Truck: 1979 F250 extended cab.
Thanks in advance,
Mike
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Thanks Phrogman.
I did some research in Philly and found that the Line X shop will charge the same price ($380), for the underside of the bed and cab as they would for a normal bed spray:
-bedliner: $380
-bed bottom: 380
-cab bottom: 380
$1140
Prices above are with me delivery the cab and bed to them off the frame. I also learned that Line X is good up to 325 degrees F. Above that it melts. They see no reason why it would not work underneath/in engine compartment.
I did some research in Philly and found that the Line X shop will charge the same price ($380), for the underside of the bed and cab as they would for a normal bed spray:
-bedliner: $380
-bed bottom: 380
-cab bottom: 380
$1140
Prices above are with me delivery the cab and bed to them off the frame. I also learned that Line X is good up to 325 degrees F. Above that it melts. They see no reason why it would not work underneath/in engine compartment.
