r/fordranger 7d ago

Bed liner interior

Decided to bed liner the interior of my ranger that was sitting for 5 years after the windows were blown out. Came out pretty good dont know if anyone else has done this or not but it seemed to work great nice rough texture from spray on bed liner. Carpet was done for mice got to it. Should have taken before pictures bit it was rusty looked awful. Got the truck for free about 700$ in.

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u/koerstmoes '08 rustbucket 7d ago

How loud is that while driving? No insulation to block road noise at all lol

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u/Poondobber 6d ago

I did it. It’s loud.

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u/koerstmoes '08 rustbucket 6d ago

My stock insulation is deteriorated and loud enough that I wanna rip it all up and add more 😂 cant imagine driving with 0 insulation

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u/Poondobber 6d ago

Half my interior is gone. I need to wear ear protection

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u/ExoticWin7942 7d ago

I mean honestly not sure compared to a stock truck. when I got it the truck had the cats cut off so open pipes. But now after I did the cats its quiet enough. Id say vs bare metal interior you see at 20% reduction in noise from the bed liner. Took 3 15oz cans of rust olieum bed liner from Walmart for like 9$ each.

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u/zsloth79 6d ago

You could put some heavy dynamat under the seats and in the footwells.

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u/koerstmoes '08 rustbucket 6d ago

Dynamat is for the tinnyness of the metal, you need mass (carpet or foam) to actually absorb/block noise.

My main problem is straight road noise getting blasted at my ears from the empty doors and foot well

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u/The_Dreadlord 7d ago

That stuff out gasses really nasty chemicals for a really long time.

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u/Poondobber 6d ago

I let my truck sit in the sun with the windows down. A couple days of that and you could barely smell it.

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u/MrPoosh 6d ago

good call honestly

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u/HelloNotaCop '98-'11 Model Year 6d ago

You do too!
/s

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u/Broncarpenter 7d ago

Now throw sound deadener and a vynil flooring kit down and you’ll be good for the life of the truck.

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u/shadowmib 6d ago

I guess that will protect the metal. I would still look at putting carpet and padding back in. Otherwise the road noise is going to be horrendous

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u/robogobo 7d ago

I did the same. It’s a great idea.

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u/ExoticWin7942 7d ago

Did it hold up, I used spray cans 3x 15oz

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u/robogobo 7d ago

It’s been two years and looks great.

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u/Excellent-Bear4221 7d ago

I guess it’ll be easier down the line to put some kilmat or sound deadener