Floor liner/carpet

[KYMidnight]

Has anyone used a floor liner like this one?
ACC Molded Vinyl Flooring Kits - Cut Pile CJ5
I want to do something to clean up the interior of my jeep, and have been tossing around the idea of bedlinering it, but that seems a very permanent thing to do, and I'm not sure I'll like it. I found these liners and thought it might be a good solution, but I didn't know if anyone else had tried them, if they had cause rust issues by trapping water or anything, etc.
I've also found some carpet sets, but I'm extremely iffy on that, since carpet in a jeep seems like a bad idea to me. Anyone have any experience with any of these things?

 

[gert]

Bedliner is a way better idea than a vinyl floor cover. I can tell you from experience form my truck. Yes it will trap moister and it will rust the floor out faster, and carpet is probably the worst idea

 

[jb8376]

Bedliner is a way better idea than a vinyl floor cover. I can tell you from experience form my truck. Yes it will trap moister and it will rust the floor out faster, and carpet is probably the worst idea

I agree. I am going to put monstaliner in mine. It looks like it has the best reviews I've seen.

 

[JimsCJ5]

X10 on the bedliner. My bronco had the factory vinyl floor and rusted thru the floorpans from the inside. It's also a PITA to install unless it's a 90 degree day. Quality bedliner is about the same price and will last forever. It also helps quiet things inside.

The monstaliner looks like the cat's pajamas...

 

[KYMidnight]

I've given a lot of thought to the bed liner, but I'm not sure I can do it without screwing it up, and the local bedliner place wants big $ to do a spray in. I may just have to try a herculiner or monstaliner though.
Now if only I could find a heated garage to do some work in, I'd be golden

 

[gert]

I've given a lot of thought to the bed liner, but I'm not sure I can do it without screwing it up, and the local bedliner place wants big $ to do a spray in. I may just have to try a herculiner or monstaliner though.
Now if only I could find a heated garage to do some work in, I'd be golden

I did the herculiner on my old tub real easy to apply but not durable though. If I remember correctly I only bought the 1 gallon kit and when I was done I did not feel that it was thick enough but it is still better than vinyl

 

[DarrRed1]

I did my entire 80 CJ5 in monstaliner, bumpers, fiberglass tub, frame inside and out. Turned out great. Been over a year and I can't say enough about it. It made it quieter, warmer in the winter and I spray it out with a power washer. If you go the monstaliner route, take your time wait for mild days and clean everything.

 

[harleydragon]

we have used the herculiner on several jeeps and love it.It has small rubber chunks in it that makes a surface to keep parts or our AMC 150 pound lab from sliding around.The last one was a jeep we had built for my wife and she did the entire thing by herself.A 1 gallon kit will do 2 heavy coats on the entire bed with plenty left over for any touch ups..

 

[flyingdiver41]

Do you spray the monstaliner in or roll it? Has anyone heard or tried "Lizzard Skin"? I seen it on one of the truck shows on Sunday morning T.V.
They had two different types, one was a ceramic coating for rust-proofing and one was more of a urethane based (so it appears) like what this monstaliner is. Lizzard Skin is sprayed on using a actual spray gun that comes in the kit.

Just curious if anyone esle has tried this. I plan to do something to mine this spring.