Any one ever Linexed inside there jeep?

i always thought it would be cool to be able to hose the jeep down inside and out.

If any one has did the inside, did you do the dash and everything or just where there was carpet?

Has anyone done there wheel wells or under the jeep to protect against rust?

Also i would think doing this to the bushwacker fender flares would be awesome, to improve quality as well as help prevent them fading to that ugly grey color.

 

Just had mine done in Catonsville, MD. Very happy with the job they did and they were very professional. Full album is here. It really is durable and I'm blown away by how much quieter it is now. I'm going to have to do the freedom top now too.

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how do you have almost 400 posts and have not seen this topic about 100 times? not hatin', just sayin'...... search in the write ups...you will see a bunch. ok, just went to the write up section and there was one on the first page.... https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/show...liner-write-up.

 

haha, i said the same exact thing after i saw the question and then looked at his number of posts. Although, in his defense, Hurculiner seems to be the liner of choice

 

how much did it cost?

 

I paid $600 in 2002 to have the inside of my 1999 TJ done with Linex. I did all of the interior removal myself. I thought it was great looking and very durable. I sold it in 2008 and was still perfect.

 

It was $750 for me with everything (except the driver's seat and the wiring) removed. There was another one or two cheaper in the area but this guy was highly recommended and he did it on Saturdays and in one day. Very happy with the work. I love the lip of the bed being done.

 

I was able to get mine done for a less than $500, but that is because I was the first unlimited to show up, and he was giving me the TJ price. There is a lot more taping to do now.
Mine has faded a little since 2007, you can tell where it is under the seats. It still cleans well, and keeps the floorboard less hot.