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SS90



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Protecting the Loadspace?
I'm thinking when I get my New 90 Hard Top to protect the loadspace with Mud side panels and a loadspace liner mat. Any suggestions what I can do to protect the paintwork In between the Mud Panels and Liner Mat?
Post #390428 19th Jan 2015 10:46pm
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V12vanquish



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United Kingdom 2015 Defender 90 Puma 2.2 HT Keswick Green
I put the genuine LR one piece rubber mat in mine, very easy to fit and works well.
Post #390429 19th Jan 2015 10:51pm
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landy andy



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2006 Defender 110 Td5 USW Zermatt Silver

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I just lined mine with rubber chequer plate.

Andy
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Cupboard



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did you/how did you stick that down?
Post #390519 20th Jan 2015 12:52pm
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Clemmo



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Protecting Loadspace 110USW
Does anyone have any ideas with what you can do with the uneven arches in the back of a 110?
Any DIY solutions?
Or any genuine LR solutions
Cheers
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Post #390526 20th Jan 2015 1:04pm
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Rosco



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Be interested to hear if anyone has a solution for the SW with 7 seats too

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Post #390531 20th Jan 2015 1:33pm
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Orangesofa



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I do have the full width LR rubber liner which only goes so far and if you are going for the mud side panels, there is quite an area exposed to the odd pointy object which would leave a nasty 'inside-out' dent on the wing.

To overcome this, I lined the rear tub with silent coat sound insulation, topped with closed cell foam which has made the world of difference to the road noise and general 'boominess'. I am planning on going over the silver finish (foam was insulated with a reflective coat) with some adhesive carpet in black to make it slightly less 'garish'. This has the added effect of providing a cushioned lining to the panels and protects them from anything which might cause damage!

Phil
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captain slow



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Re: Protecting Loadspace 110USW
Clemmo wrote:
Does anyone have any ideas with what you can do with the uneven arches in the back of a 110?
Any DIY solutions?
Or any genuine LR solutions
Cheers
Clemmo


Mobile Storage Systems do some wheel arch levelling covers:
http://www.mobilestoragesystems.net/land-r...-pwac.html

You could try them Thumbs Up 2.2 Tdci 110 XS CSW Corris Grey
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300 Tdi 110 CSW (gone but not forgotten)

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Post #390635 20th Jan 2015 6:17pm
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SS90



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Orangesofa wrote:
I do have the full width LR rubber liner which only goes so far and if you are going for the mud side panels, there is quite an area exposed to the odd pointy object which would leave a nasty 'inside-out' dent on the wing.

To overcome this, I lined the rear tub with silent coat sound insulation, topped with closed cell foam which has made the world of difference to the road noise and general 'boominess'. I am planning on going over the silver finish (foam was insulated with a reflective coat) with some adhesive carpet in black to make it slightly less 'garish'. This has the added effect of providing a cushioned lining to the panels and protects them from anything which might cause damage!

Phil


That's my main concern, is there any chance if you could upload some pictures of the back of your landy please?
Post #390740 20th Jan 2015 8:32pm
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JAY BOY



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This is what i have done to mine.
Includes sound proofing also.



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Jay
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Orangesofa



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Sure, give me 24 hours... Phil
Post #390751 20th Jan 2015 8:46pm
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SS90



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Thanks Jay that looks great, what material did you use?

Orangesofa wrote:
Sure, give me 24 hours...


Thanks Thumbs Up

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Orangesofa



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Well - beaten to it. That is pretty-much what I've done! Phil
Post #390753 20th Jan 2015 8:47pm
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Apisboy



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United Kingdom 2015 Defender 110 Puma 2.2 HCPU Aintree Green
Frost's sell a rubberized paint called, Bedliner Truck Bed Coating.

Would be nice to here if anyone has any experience of it, as I'm undecided which to use for my Defender pickup, rubber matting or this paint.
Post #390760 20th Jan 2015 8:53pm
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JAY BOY



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The silver stuff is closed cell sticky back foam

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/8m-x1m-THERMOLIN...655480895?

The material is acoustic covering.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/5M-X-1-4M-Car-Va...2ecda2c874

The material is stuck on with heavy duty spay glue that carpet fitters use.
The whole job took about a day.
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