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Well those are certainly a departure from spec, but they look really comfortable !!! Before you put them in, add seat heaters. You'll never look back !!

Lots of wire wheels and elbow grease, sanding discs will just clog. There may be some chemicals you could use, but in your neck of the woods they may not be available. Let us know what seats you are looking to swap in.

The air around you contains all sorts of crap you breath in every day, it's the "Parts Per Million" you have to be concerned about. I am thinking that once the bedliner stuff dries, since it is impermeable, it should not be "off-gassing" any critical chemicals in any significant levels to be of...

Looks like the old carpet underlayment backing. Scrape it up, as it will hold moisture and cause more rust.

My 1009 has a bedliner interior. I like it.

Unless your cab is 100% dry, I wouldn't install carpet or rubber flooring. I thought hard about this years ago. It may be a nice addition, serving to quiet down the interior and keep her a bit warmer in the cold, but it also can retain and trap moisture and accelerate rust through of the cab...