[mark m]

Brought a new van recently and thought i would start fiberglassing the floor cost £120 from ebay two coats of fiberglass then a harden colour finish should last longer than the van  

[mark m]

sorry thought i had got the hang of sending pictures 

[Llaaww]

Try again i'd like to see it, thinking about using fg in mine. There is a boat yard up the road, so I can get all that I need reasonably cheaply.

[Jeff Brimble]

Immagine a one piece lead floor then think Firestone rubber roof material, roll out and then cut to fit cut. The water goes out the door(s) of choice. Used it in my Berlingo and wil fit it in the new Ford. Cost about £40

[dazmond]

rubber mats suffice for me.then again i have an old van!!

[steve freeman]

Protecta-kote easiest and best option

[Ron Rogers]

I had an old escort van which the back was fully fibreglassed the sides and the floor i loved it any spillages i would squeegee it out with an old squeegee leave the back doors open and it would be dry in 10 minutes.Then i took it for an mot and it needed welding on the back end they gave me a price for the welding, but when they opened
the back doors and seen the fibreglass floor added on another couple of hundred to remove and refit fibreglass floor as they said it would be a fire hazard when welding. So  if i used fibreglass again i would put the fibreglass onto plywood and screw it to the floor then seal around the edges silicon. That way you can remove it yourself in no time.

[steve freeman]

[Richard Shepherd]

Damn that's BLUE 

[steve freeman]

  blinding huh

[CLEANCARE WC]

QUALITY JOB THAT