Outdoor Adventure USA

So I've taken up all the carpet in my 98' Wrangler and wanted to apply grizzle grip on it. I was wondering if anyone knew anything about this product. If so any good reviews? Also if anyone knows anyone that does the application around the San Diego area I would be interested in hearing from you. Thanks.


Stephen Leach
98' Jeep Wrangler Sahara
no modifications as of yet.

Steve, do you mean Grizzly Grip? http://www.grizzlygrip.com/
..and isn't grizzle something you spit out when eating steak?

Grizzle grip?? I thought that was a bad case of -------. Well, you get the picture

Regards, Steve

BlueFJ wrote:..and isn't grizzle something you spit out when eating steak?

Grizzle grip is what I have if someone tries to take some steak from me...

Steve,

I have never seen Grizzle Grip used. I have, however, seen Rhino Liner used. If I had a Jeep or vehicle of that sort, I would do it. It is quite effective and corrosion resistant. I assume all of thse products are similar in nature would all work well. The question is whether you want to apply it yourself or have it applied at place that does it professionally. Most of it is a two part epoxy that you can just roll on. If your rig is already gutted it would probably just be cheaper to do it yourself.

The only cautionary note I would say is that without carpet or some kind of insulation on the floor, the inside noise on the road will be higher. However, since it is a Jeep, you may not be consrned about that. That is not a poke at Jeep BTW.

I did my last jeep with herculiner that i bought from ace hardware. Its a one day job.
http://www.joegorm.com/herculiner_and_pictures.htm

Just make sure you keep it well away from your... hootus.