Hi,
I was recently trying to sell my 96 equinox but have had a change of heart and instead I am going to try a restoration job on it. the front end has rust bubbles and paint flicking and flaking off which I was aware off but after at least nearly 6 months of sitting outside in the garden I decided to clean it out took the carpet up as it was damp and hey presto daylight through the floor. I was going to patch over the holes but I have been looking online and found two types of floor panels reasonable priced both full length and half section and thought I'd do it right rather then patch now and 6 months later patch again. Basically what I am asking is has anyone any advice on which floor panels to use full length section split 1/2 left and right or the 1/4 sized panels made up of front left rear left front right rear right or has any one any tips they can send my way.
Cheers
Al
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Re: Floor panel advice
No point in putting in a full 1/2 side of the floor if only the front is rusty.A 1/4 floor with the joint at the crossmember is the best way to go but if both front and rear sections are rusty then the 1/2 is the way to go.
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