DIY POOL NOODLE DUST SEAL For Your TRUCK BED!!
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- Опубліковано 21 сер 2024
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One little tip for you put a sheet of 1/2" Ply Wood down first. Before you lay carpet makes its a lot warmer if your sleeping in it and a lot easier to clean because nothing can get down in the dips of the floor. All the best for your hunting trips...👍👍
I rolled with the decked system in mine , love it. But this is a great idea for better insulation.
Take a Hydraulic jack, block your tailgate ends up off the ground a couple of inches. under the back of the truck, put the jack on the tailgate and jack against the bumper, frame and push the arc out of the tail gate.
I used some good tape just to tape over those holes. I'm considering using a noodle between the top of the tailgate and the shell hatch. Not sure if that will work, but a lot of dust comes through there.
Cheers Scott
What type of tape?
I raptor lined my bed. Looks great.
Pool noodles…🤦🏻♂️
Never thought of such a genius idea. Thank you!
Dude! I can finally keep the dust out of my Saturn! This is a great idea though.
It won’t stop that sway bar from snapping though!
@@xxtbonesxx15 don't curse it
I am going to try the pool noodles for the front slider to slider . The old rubber original boot is dried up and shrunk. Arizona dry heat does this .
Project done now go send some carbon down range with that Hoyt...🤘
Can't wait to kit mine out
Never even realized my F250 had the holes under the railing, time to get some pool noodles!
How’d it work?
I thought this was a family friendly channel…🧐🤣👌
That should do it. Great job.
Nice rig.
Finally! First!
WHAT SIZE POOL NOODLE?
XXL
I bet that the humble pool noodle is used more by outdoorsy folk, than kids in pools. They should just make a bunch of grey ones and advertise them as country boy caulk.
They sell black ones at home depot. Pipe insulation
Much more expensive than dollar store noodles.