Friction for back

Hello,
I had a lot of rust on the back of the tub so I dropped in this "pan". It has been primed with rust resitant stuff. Will get a coat of regular paint later with the rest of the jeep after body work, Any ways what was underneath used to have grooves, obviosly not an option. I was wondering if there wasn't anything that would give it a little friction and keep it from gettin really scratched up. Like what they spray in truck beds. Or if I should just through a bunch of coats on and let it be. not very good pictures, but they'll do. As you can see it has already been scratched up pretty good and will need another coat of rust protectant. Not too hard on the dogs feet either, now that I am writing all the requirements it seems pretty unlikely, but maybe not.:? I did have three pics,b ut for some reason they are taking really long to upload, will try uploading the other two later, htis is probably the best anyway

 

How about a rubber mat of some sort after it is painted?

 

I would use some truck bed liner coating like you were talking about. you can find it in about any autopart store or wal mart even now.

 

Thanks I'll look at my autzone or napa. Or maybe a mat of some kind, I'll have to see which costs less and looks better. Never thought of wal mart, I guess I should have 'cause they've got everything. Any idea where the rubber mat wouls be?

 

TSC has rubber mats for shop floors might work.

 

TSC......??? what looked on the net and there are a ton of TSC's

 

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