Bed liner in the cabin? Options

[mb911]

I really want to spray a bed liner inside the cabin but don't want anything that won't set up hard.. I plan to epoxy prime then bed liner og sorts then color.. Any suggestions? I don't want it to smell in the end.. Any thoughts?

[burton73]

I remember this stuff that cars had in there trunks in the 60s when I was small. It was called Zolatone and it was very durable and they had a lot of great colors. Spatter Paint

Bob B

Zolatone AIM Multicolor
Midnight Blue - 20 Series Stock Color Spatter Finish, 1 Gallon
Item #: ZOL 20-84-1
The Perfect OEM Finish
The Perfect Coating To Refinish Anything You Can Imagine
Fabulous Looking Tough Performing Zolatone 20 Multicolor Spatter Finishes
Zolatone is a durable coating that resists wear from abrasion scratching and chipping
Far tougher than regular paint

November 24, 2012

Despite the trunk bodywork being finished for a long time, I only recently got around to laying down some spatter paint. When it comes to spatter paint, you can either get the stuff in the rattle cans, or you can get quart cans made by a company called Zolatone and spray it with your own gun. I've seen rattle can jobs and they look nice, but the spots seem to be very fine and the texture is very heavy, so I thought I'd try the Zolatone stuff. I bought a quart of the Black/Aqua Zolatone which I believe is correct for '67 Pontiacs.

[DM_2000]

I remember this stuff that cars had in there trunks in the 60s when I was small.

Yes, kids this even carried into the 70's. This bare look gave one the sense a car was made of steel stampings not plastic and carpet.