[GTP#44]

I took delivery of my new Transit today (12/3/2015 ordered on 9/21/2015) see ya $printer.
This is a work van for me so before the racks went in I decided to Line-X the inside.
It will go up the sides about 4 inches or so and also inside the back doors down to the bumper.
I stopped by the place today before they sprayed it an took this pic of it all taped off.
Just added one more day till I can drive it but I think it is worth it.
Also I have a terrible issue with things rattling around in the back this should help keep down some noise.

 

[Duster]

NICE! I plan on doing this before my cleaning equipment gets bolted down. What did it cost you? ☺

 

[Budsky]

I was curious about cost also. Years ago I got a quote on doing an enclosed 20 ft trailer- I almost fainted. It was something like half what the trailer cost!

 

[GTP#44]

It will cost 750.00
The way I see it make it nice to start, I hate it when you look back and wish ..!

 

[GTP#44]

NICE! I plan on doing this cleaning equipment gets bolted down. What did it cost you? ☺

The Line-X people told me that there is a sealer kind of product they can add over the liner "If you want to wash it out with a hose" I did not want or expect to wash it out .
This might be something you could ask about sounds like cleaning equipment is wet.

 

[hammerdown]

I did it too. Under the KK Plus flooring. I felt it was worth it.

 

[joefromga]

I'd like to see that van in 500 years. Just a linex shell with nothing around it. And a bunch of truck bed shaped liners too.

I've actually seen cars painted totally in line x on the outside. Don't try to wax it.

 

[vulf]

Why would you need a sealer on top of the Line-X? I wash my truck bed out with a pressure washer all the time. Am I doing it wrong...?

Can you post after pics? I'm thinking I'd like to do this as well when I get mine. Can't really think of a reason not to.

 

[accrete]

I sent an email through the line-x website apparently sent to my local dealer asking what it would cost for 100% coverage of interior behind cab. Have yet to hear back from them.
I'm wondering if the line-x can act as a vapor barrier of sorts? And if there would be less condensation (or any??) on the interior. Realizing there should always be appropriate ventilation...just a ponder and ramble.

Thom

 

[TransitManDan]

my dad has had 2 F-150 with line-x and no sealer on it, power wash it out all the time. Maybe they use a different formula for interior spraying?