How well will this hold up for the interior of a jeep? Thanks
620125
4 months ago I purchased and applied it to the outside bottom half of my Suzuki Sidekick and the floor inside the cargo area. So far I love it, from reviews, I heard with high summer temps it can become soft and tar like but it was been cold so far and I think those users may not have prepped their surfaces properly. I would recommend for any scratch resistance/waterproofing application. Use foam rollers for best texture. The spray cans work well if you get the technique down, and work better for tight areas where a roller can't get(foam/regular brushes won't replicate the texture so the corners can look funny). And expect to do atleast 2 coats for complete coverage. 4 months ago I purchased and applied it to the outside bottom half of my Suzuki Sidekick and the floor inside the cargo area. So far I love it, from reviews, I heard with high summer temps it can become soft and tar like but it was been cold so far and I think those users may not have prepped their surfaces properly. I would recommend for any scratch resistance/waterproofing application. Use foam rollers for best texture. The spray cans work well if you get the technique down, and work better for tight areas where a roller can't get(foam/regular brushes won't replicate the texture so the... » Read More 4 months ago I purchased and applied it to the outside bottom half of my Suzuki Sidekick and the floor inside the cargo area. So far I love it, from reviews, I heard with high summer temps it can become soft and tar like but it was been cold so far and I think those users may not have prepped their surfaces properly. I would recommend for any scratch resistance/waterproofing application. Use foam rollers for best texture. The spray cans work well if you get the technique down, and work better for tight areas where a roller can't get(foam/regular brushes won't replicate the texture so the corners can look funny). And expect to do atleast 2 coats for complete coverage. « Show Less
620126
I used it on the interior and roll cage of my off road truck and it works great. Lay down a couple of coats (I did 4) and good to go. It withstands rock scratches, tree scraps for the most part, and best of all I can just wash it out. It's not rough like rhino liner or herculiner it has a relatively smooth finish.
620127
After using this on my Jeep I wouldn't recommend it to others. It was still tacky in the sun after several months. Its not as durable as a bedliner should be, I have several scrapes through to bare metal.
620128
It seems like a very durable product. I used it for something not intended and it did well. I put several coats on a piece of metal that is a anchor rope guide on my boat. It was constantly wearing off the factory finish, rusting and chafing the rope if I did not repaint it each time we went fishing. It held up very good but still needed to re-dip the part after about 5 trips but still better than doing it every time. Once cured it will not chip but as with most every thing else, will break down with abrasion.
1168424
No way to tell, Bill. I suggest that you lightly spray the cover with a sun protectant a couple of times each year like you probably already use on your vehicle's interior. It's a good cover and *should* last multiple years, even in the direct AZ sun.
1244860
I installed this in my jeep wrangler which has been has been rained on multiple times with the top off and it has done well. I would define it more as water resistant.
1968508
I've had them on my jeep doors for a few months now. Looks good. The car wash doesn't hurt it at all.
814731
It has d a good job for me in a Jeep CJ 7, use it to hold a Galaxy Note 2 in a very rough ridding vehicle.
1990397
I do not know the size of the interior of a Jeep Patriot. I purchased these liners for The 2014 Dodge Durango, which is a large SUV. I hope this bit of info helps somewhat.
2072021
Most likely. You'll just need a bigger cover up panel under it I think. The texture is like a rubberized black. Doesn't look bad in my dark Grey interior
229617
I use mine on a 2 door jeep wrangler and it works well, smaller than most of the other ones available. I think it would work out fine.
1218681
Should be easy :) I never have problems in my jeep, I have both forward and rear facing.
1655241
I have run over it multiple times with my full size Silverado truck and it holds up fine. I'm not sure if it would hold up to fully loaded semi truck, but I would guess it would.
399467
I doubt it would survive a 4 ft drop on the concrete, and I would not count it to stay on the dashboard of a late model automobile. The rear cover is probably scratch resistant.
1957885
Just fine, so far. I have a 2006 Volvo XC70 with leather interior I had no trouble installing the cover & it has stayed in place when my dog jumps up on it. Of course, he's only 20 pounds, but that means he has to get a running start to get high enough to get into the car. It has not budged at all, and I think it's because of the way you can secure it into the car. It's so much better than the plastic cover that I had before. I love it, and I think my dog also likes how soft it is & that it doesn't slide around. Hope this helps you.
851020
I don't believe the adhesive will hold up. I have used these products successfully inside the car. Apply under the carpet and inside the door panels and behind the rear seat.
1666429
I will check. But its in my wifes car. Ill let you know. It is very nice product. What vehicle are you trying to put it in? There is a lip at bottom that gives it strength. Hang in there. Ill get back to You when my wife gets home from work.
1343695
It depends, if you are flying with it...it would get banged up pretty bad...but for backseat traveling it holds up pretty good.
704022
No. Most interior doors are hollow and so it would not hold up attached to an interior door. It is better attached to a stud.
726258
Absolutely! It's quite sturdy. I've hauled it all over the place (in the car) and it has yet to have any show of wear and tear.