Lizard Skin?

[WUzombies]

I've been thinking about pulling the carpet of my E-van and laying down the heat and sound mix Lizard Skin for a few reasons. However, I'm concerned about too much heat transfer through the floor. Has anyone gone this route? After a "fun" experience where my 5 year old knocked over a cooler (thus draining it) in a previous vehicle, I like the idea of no water soak-able carpet.

 

[philos]

I used a spray on bedliner (extreme liner?) on mine for the inside before I laid down my sound dampening materials.
I wouldn't worry about the heat and noise as long as you put something over it; by itself it wouldn't be enough for me to talk to my passengers, or have any sanity if I had to live with the road noise.

 

[bknudtsen]

These vans are way too loud not to run some type of floor covering.

 

[Mat Mobile]

If ever you consider putting on Lizard Skin, I have a spray gun that I need to sell. Just PM me as I might not follow this thread later on.

I used it on my van and was happy with the result. Please note that you will need to cover it. It's not like bed liner. It has a very "mat" almost fuzzy finish. It's still tough enough to let you use it as is for a little while... But again, not as a final finish.

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[1leglance]

search for Hytech coatings
they make the same thing as Lizard Skin but for industrial use and I have put it on 2 vehicles and love it...much cheaper

 

[WUzombies]

search for Hytech coatings
they make the same thing as Lizard Skin but for industrial use and I have put it on 2 vehicles and love it...much cheaper

Sweet, will do!

 

[89s rule]

I plan on doing this: http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/showthread.php?t=511370
$10/gal is in my budget.