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Ok a couple of things price is a big factor the Van Liner is according to their website $130 per 5 metre roll so the roll is only 1 metre wide which works out at $26 per square metre . The 900 GSM is 1.8 metres wide on a continuous roll so you can buy whatever length you need , it was last time around $20 per linear metre which works out at around $16 per square metre so it is around $10 a square metre cheaper . To do a complete interior which is roof side walls wheel arches front doors tailgate and side door will use approx 30 square metres of either product , just remember the 900 is 1.8 metres wide so you would only need about 15 metres on the roll .
I suppose I am biased as the 900GSM is pretty well the same specs as most car makers use and I have used it for nearly 40 plus years since it first came out . Ok you would need a glue gun and compressor to do the job but if you are lining the van side walls and floor etc with some sort of hull liner flex and then commercial carpet on the floor you will need a compressor anyway , the only advantage of the Van Liner is that its self-adhesive which can be difficult to get into tight spaces as it tends to stick before getting it where you want it ! Check out the link I posted earlier to see some more photos of where I glued the material too .
I suppose I am biased as the 900GSM is pretty well the same specs as most car makers use and I have used it for nearly 40 plus years since it first came out . Ok you would need a glue gun and compressor to do the job but if you are lining the van side walls and floor etc with some sort of hull liner flex and then commercial carpet on the floor you will need a compressor anyway , the only advantage of the Van Liner is that its self-adhesive which can be difficult to get into tight spaces as it tends to stick before getting it where you want it ! Check out the link I posted earlier to see some more photos of where I glued the material too .
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