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has anyone done one? what, how much and where did you get it from, lastly is it any good ( would you do it again?)
I have gutted the inside of my troll, (filled it up with muddy water and crap was fun at the time ), any way I found some surface rust and a few pin holes and a bloody big hole needs a plate about 65mm across, so while it's empty....... I was thinking after I do the repairs, that I might look into a spray on type ute liner under the carpet and get rid of the felt, and put some rubber matting in under the carpet also.
was in this store yesterday and they had what you are looking for
brush on rubber or sound deadener http://www.google.com.au/url?sa=t&rc...ODxCXtmxjZxKIA
also could use water proofing paint on stuf tthey use rur fish ponds and pots
The spray on ute liner had some troubles with it trapping water between it and any panels it's sprayed on to.
Once a crack forms and water gets in, it is going to stay there for a while, Especially if it has a wet carpet to keep feeding it.
I think a few guys had success with under floor insulation?(The household stuff), same as dynamat but much cheaper, if all you want is sound deadening.
Might want to research it further before going ahead with it though.
I ended up going with stone guard anti chip, only got one coat on it so far, still have to put the second coat on yet, but I'm happy with it, I'm going up the fire wall and all over the tunnel as well as up the back wall for good measure I'll get some enamel and paint it to seal it up for good.
it's a water base product hardly had a smell, I drove it for and hour & half later that day just had the windows open about half way for the trip, was all good a slight odour but nothing over powering.