What's under the interior in a 92 blazer?

[351FUN]

The carpet is starting to mold, the rear seats don't fold as flat as I'd like, and I'd rather just remove it all to the metal. My question is, will I find relatively flat steel or is it pretty uneven?

Even better, does anyone have pictures of a stripped interior in a blazer or even a suburban?

 

[mtl111]

Here's a pic of my 99' 2 door Tahoe when I gutted it to replace the carpet and pretty much go through everything. Hope this helps!

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[351FUN]

I think I had your picture saved from a while back actually, it was the one that had me thinking I could do this. I ended up stripping it but its probably gonna stay this way for the future.

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[Supercharged111]

Throw down some bed liner and call it a day.

 

[mtl111]

If you need to haul "stuff" more than people, then yeah, I agree with spraying some bed liner in.

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[Erik the Awful]

There's been some talk about bed liner off-gassing for years after it's sprayed, and how you really don't want it in your interior. I'd use a decent interior paint.

 

[thegawd]

Absolutely correct Eric, I read a big article about it in the passed. It is for outdoor use only. Ever smelled the bed under a tonneau cover sitting in the sun when you first open the tailgate? You do not want to be sitting in that for any period of time.

I wonder about rocker guard as it's a completely different product that dries hard and dosent smell whatsoever. Plus it's not a finished product and it can be primed and painted. Its probably a much safer option. And it will cover all blemishes just fine.

Al

 

[351FUN]

I've always used rubberized coating for interiors. It's impossible to get people into those back seats anyways, so it's going to the scrap heap. I think the SHO is the only car I've kept back seats in lol.

I'm looking up heavy duty drawer sliders now, thinking about a false floor that slides out the back like a big drawer but open on top.