Hi there, not too bad I guess, the glue on some of the seals came loose and I had to re-apply double sided tape, those corner pads also came loose at some point, those I glued back with silicone which worked much better for me. As I still have the soft tonneau cover fitted with the floppy bit on the rear, as in the video, I still get dust in that way, but I have found the 2 big culprits from where the most dust comes from now... firstly, I found there were no plastic cover above the rear wheels causing dust, sand and water been thrown up by the wheels into the cavity which then ends up inside the tub. I fixed this by making fiberglass covers that sorted that out. Secondly, I found that the water drain on the tub's floor now lets in most of the dust. This is on the floor way back against the cab, the corrugated floor stops about 2mm from the rear wall, that is where it lets water flow out, but in turn, a lot of dust comes in there. My plan now is to seal the whole tub's inside with Raptor coat or similar product and then get a canopy and find a way to create positive pressure inside canopy. That should then sort the dust issue :-)
@@adianvanderwalt6329 thanks for the heads up. I ordered a kit and before it comes i will make some brakets to fix those corner pieces to permanently using the bolt below, instead of waiting for the glue to fail. As for the tub, my liner is 1 solid piece so i shouldn't have those issues but I will see next time i go offroad. Thanks for video and your reply, it has helped heaps
@@frostilicus4300 no worries mate :-) Just a side note, the seal kit plays a big part, but also find a way to get positive pressure inside the tub, that seems to be the key to keep dust out completely.
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Good job on the footage 👍
John C thanks mate😬
thats cool!
How are the seals holding up after a few years?
Hi there, not too bad I guess, the glue on some of the seals came loose and I had to re-apply double sided tape, those corner pads also came loose at some point, those I glued back with silicone which worked much better for me. As I still have the soft tonneau cover fitted with the floppy bit on the rear, as in the video, I still get dust in that way, but I have found the 2 big culprits from where the most dust comes from now... firstly, I found there were no plastic cover above the rear wheels causing dust, sand and water been thrown up by the wheels into the cavity which then ends up inside the tub. I fixed this by making fiberglass covers that sorted that out. Secondly, I found that the water drain on the tub's floor now lets in most of the dust. This is on the floor way back against the cab, the corrugated floor stops about 2mm from the rear wall, that is where it lets water flow out, but in turn, a lot of dust comes in there. My plan now is to seal the whole tub's inside with Raptor coat or similar product and then get a canopy and find a way to create positive pressure inside canopy. That should then sort the dust issue :-)
@@adianvanderwalt6329 thanks for the heads up. I ordered a kit and before it comes i will make some brakets to fix those corner pieces to permanently using the bolt below, instead of waiting for the glue to fail. As for the tub, my liner is 1 solid piece so i shouldn't have those issues but I will see next time i go offroad. Thanks for video and your reply, it has helped heaps
@@frostilicus4300 no worries mate :-)
Just a side note, the seal kit plays a big part, but also find a way to get positive pressure inside the tub, that seems to be the key to keep dust out completely.