Floor Pans - Leave Raw or Line it?

[wesinls]

Curious if anyone has rhino lined their floor pans and if so if it's worth it? Leving raw seems like the best idea, I guess I'm more curious what others have tried.

 

[Sandkist]

Linex on mine and IMO looks way better than raw aluminum. Wears really well. If you do go with aluminum have it etched and clear hard anodized.

 

[Dbotelho]

Any pics ???

 

[lincster]

Rhino lined on mine.

Has been that was since 2004.

Dropping them off today to get redone since car is apart.

 

[Dodd]

Rhino line or linex for sure. Easy to clean etc.

 

[L.R.S.]

Line X, quieter, not as slippery as sand on raw aluminum. 

 

[Bobalos]

I ended up putting non-skid on the floor of mine, getting in & out was almost dangerous with the way the step is on the outside and the angle of your foot when sliding in. 

it worked great as a temp solution. 

 

[ROBERT L]

@Stugots did a nice epoxy with colors on his car. 

 

[Sandkist]

Linex is harder and more durable than Rhino lining. 

 

[Sandkist]

Any pics ???

Not the best picture but gives you an idea of what it looks like.

 

[RIDERED]

 

[Bobalos]

Hmmmmmmm, I thought I had put a picture in my post...  guess not.  in any case, this is how it came out.  gooder enough for me.

 

[richard h]

Raw aluminum tends to put black scuffs on your shoes where they rub on floor. I did silver steel-it in contact areas on mine.

 

[Dbotelho]

The Line ex / looks proper

 

[matt86m]

Linex, just don't spill brake fluid on them! 

 

[ScottJ24]

LineX is the only way to go.

 

[lincster]

 

[Cookie]

Personally, I don't linex, hard to clean if something gets spilled on it and it adds weight.  Diamond platting works just fine and easy to clean.

 

[wesinls]

I don't have pics - but I ended up doing LineX - floor pan, two small sub floor pieces, and a foot rest...tops only.

$550 from the LineX shop in Santee...probably added 10 to 15 pounds?