well folks ,spent day 3 pulling the sponge Matt and carpet out of the Rear cargo area of the Rangie and cleaning and preparing the surface of metal inside and getting it ready for paint , fortunately for me there wasn't much rust , so job was easy only tiny spots which easily came of with a few rubs of steel wool , LPG tank was tricky to shift to be painted underneath , there are 2 flat plates that bolts the frame to the floor etc, so they had to be unbolted from underneath the vehicle , so all in all.

no dramas.....








I had to add a little bit of paint thinners to the can of Acrylic and mix it together well so it's more runny,being a hot day and acrylic drying up rather quick it gave me a bit more time to work with the paint to brush it on and it went on nicely, the paint had slightly thickening out too , there are some spots that I need to go over with the brush again , but i don't think i'll bother , carpet will cover it and it won't be seen at all.