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gazza1591

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• Apr 5, 2015

• #1

Hi

Just wondering what people who use there discovery mainly for off roading have done in the foot Wells? I have only been a few times and my carpets are that dirty and wet I'm gonna have to remove.

My Thought was to just clean the footwell up as then treat with rust paint, then primer then top coat and leave like that as then after each trip can clean out and mop and job done? Anyone done this or gone another route any pics?

Cheers

 

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Racandy

New Member

• Apr 5, 2015

• #2

Cut em out and coat of thick hammerite and drill couple of holes for drainage

 

robbh

Crazier than a box of frogs on acid

• Apr 5, 2015

• #3

Mine are long gone. Ripped the lot out and just stuck some rubber mats in for ease of cleaning.

Also have several holes drilled in the floor to allow water out when deep wading.

 

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gazza1591

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• Apr 5, 2015

• #4

Have to painted tour floors at all?

 

robbh

Crazier than a box of frogs on acid

• Apr 6, 2015

• #5

gazza1591 said:

Have to painted tour floors at all?

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Yea floors were rust treated and repaired where needed and then primed and painted. Then a rubber mat chucked on top.

Jet washing the inside is now easy.

 

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gazza1591

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• Apr 6, 2015

• #6

That's great when you say rubber mat, is this a home made one or one of the universal ones u can get?

 

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gazza1591

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• Apr 6, 2015

• #7

Also does anyone know if you can use waxoyl inside the truck on the floors?

 

robbh

Crazier than a box of frogs on acid

• Apr 6, 2015

• #8

gazza1591 said:

That's great when you say rubber mat, is this a home made one or one of the universal ones u can get?

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I've got the original discovery rubber mats in mine. Well the fronts anyway. Rest are stored somewhere.

 

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gazza1591

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• Apr 6, 2015

• #9

Ah OK gonna have to have a hunt for some then, do they move about much just in a painted surface?

 

robbh

Crazier than a box of frogs on acid

• Apr 6, 2015

• #10

gazza1591 said:

Ah OK gonna have to have a hunt for some then, do they move about much just in a painted surface?

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Not really seem to stay pretty still. Unless my footwells fill up with water then they float!

 

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gazza1591

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• Apr 6, 2015

• #11

Lol well that's good to know

 

auf_wiedersehen_pet

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• Apr 7, 2015

• #12

gazza1591 said:

Also does anyone know if you can use waxoyl inside the truck on the floors?

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I have but it is covered.

 

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gazza1591

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• Apr 7, 2015

• #13

Had a go at trying to do the same as yours after riding your thread but just couldn't get the cuts right and ended up looking a right mess

auf_wiedersehen_pet said:

I have but it is covered.

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Hope_5

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• Apr 7, 2015

• #14

Look up the local equestrian supplier and get stable matting. Then cut it down to the right shape using old mats as a template. Oh, no carpets!

 

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gazza1591

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• Apr 8, 2015

• #15

Been out and got a couple of horse stable mats so gonna cut these and use these in front now and rear, just not sure if I should use hammerite or waxoyl on inside to go under the matt?

 

Hope_5

Active Member

• Apr 8, 2015

• #16

I used this in mine with no carpets. Just paint on and try to ignore the smell for a few days.

protectakote.co.uk | Protectakote is an advanced Polyurethane anti-slip paint (coating) that lasts, the easy way to protect and improve safety. | Protectakote, Antislip, Resistant, Most, Paint - protectakote.co.uk

 

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gazza1591

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• Apr 9, 2015

• #17

Looks good stuff but bit on the expensive side for what I'm after to be honest