Date:         Wed, 3 Mar 1999 11:45:42 -0800
Reply-To:     Vernon Craddock <Vernon@CRADDOCK.COM>
Sender:       Vanagon Mailing List <vanagon@gerry.vanagon.com>
From:         Vernon Craddock <Vernon@CRADDOCK.COM>
Subject:      Cargo area liners
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Listees,

        I have a '90 standard Vanagon.  The floors are covered with rubber mats
and carpet sits on top of that.  The floor gets really wet from windsurfing
gear and changing out of wet suits...  I have finally removed the carpet
entirely.  The rubber mats are nice, but once water (or soda pop) gets
under it, it takes forever to dry.  Has anybody ever had the Rhino spray on
lining applied to a Vanagon?  This stuff is usually used for making
permanent pickup bed liners.  The local shop says they can do it no
problems.  I'm looking for pros/cons about this.  I would have to make sure
they don't cover the mounts for the jump seats, but otherwise is seams like
a really good way to replace my rubber mats.

All constructive input welcome,
Vernon Craddock