HAVE SEVERAL trucks, trailers & a jeep. Had a truck bed done with polyurea applicator called Full Metal Jacket by SPI. Good job but want to cover almost all this equipment. My co does pond construction & waterscapes. Cannot afford all equip because that's over 1600 sq ft at $6.60/ sq ft. The DIY bedliners, if you look carefully are (usually) not polyurea, I learned that's the real strong thick stuff. I did a chute + a few jobs BESIDES my things - good stuff- I'll upload more when all done! see attached report because I Found this killer report with honest connections.

 

Try googling a product called Durabak. Comes in many colors, can be sprayed or rolled, comes in a smooth and rough type.
A lot of folks go with one coat of rough, followed by a smooth coat. I used it in the back bed pf my pickup. 1/2 the price of a commercial spray in liner.

 

IS THIS THREAD IS A SCAM PRIVATE ADVERTISEMENT, WHICH DOESN'T BELONG HERE ?

 

I use this stuff

Welcome to Liner Xtreeme | Bedliners to tuffen all your toys!

Ive used it for years... it wear like rock.. is fixable.. and you can spray it out of a harbor freight texture gun

Prep and masking are the keys

Its on my dent f150/250/and 600... and in the bed of my late model f150 and the rocker panels as well

The stuff that got on the shop concrete front apron is still there after years of running over it and weather and pressure washing...

that's a torture test

 

Notmeofficer: Are you a dealer or distributor of this product ?

 

Heck no
Long time member of FTE

I don't get all worked up about online posts

I like the product I recommended..I've used it for ten years
There's another good one that they really like on the Jeep forums and pirate called
Monstaliner

I have no commercial interest in any product

But I DO respect FTE opinions

Thanks

 

K. Thanks. I thought this might be another Amsoil-type product, which a few folk were always slinging on a Jeep site I used to frequent.