Building a rat rod floor from scratch can be a daunting and expensive task, but it doesn’t have to be. With a budget of $3500, you can create a unique and powerful hot rod that will turn heads. Part 25 of this series will discuss how to build a rat rod floor on a budget.
The first step in building a rat rod floor is to purchase a sheet of steel. This should be 16 gauge, cold rolled steel, which is both strong and affordable. The sheet should be cut to the dimensions of the interior of the car, allowing enough space to work. You will also need some heavy-duty screws to attach the sheet to the frame of the car.
Once the steel sheet is secured, the next step is to seal it. This is done with a special sealer, which should be applied liberally to the entire sheet. The sealer will protect the steel from moisture and corrosion, making it last for years.
The next step is to prepare the floor for painting. This is done by sanding the steel sheet to remove any rust or dirt and to create a smooth surface. After sanding is complete, a primer should be applied to the sheet. This will help the paint to adhere better and will also help to protect the steel from further damage.
Once the floor is prepped and primed, it is ready for painting. You should choose a color that matches the rest of the car, or one that really stands out. After the paint is dry, the rat rod is ready to be assembled.
The final step in building a rat rod floor from scratch is to install the interior. This can be done with carpeting, vinyl, or any other type of material you choose. Once the floor is complete, you will have a unique hot rod that will turn heads wherever you go.
Key Points:
-Purchase a 16 gauge cold rolled steel sheet
-Apply a sealer to protect the steel from moisture and corrosion
-Sand the steel sheet to remove rust and dirt
-Apply a primer to the sheet
-Paint the sheet with a color that matches the car, or one that stands out
-Install the interior with carpeting or vinyl
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