Copyright © Kenneth Payne All International Rights By Ken Payne Reattach the tie-down hardware. You don’t want the hardware hanging off the bed too much so I recommend doing it while the second coat is still slighty tacky so it seats well. Remove the masking tape and clean off any unwanted liner with acetone. Here’s […] More »
By: admin | August 3, 2004
Copyright © 2001 Kenneth Payne, All International Rights By Ken Payne For many people, the cost of a spray in liner is prohibitive. Then there are those, such as myself, who can afford a spray in liner but can’t stand the thought that you can do it yourself for less (ie, I’m cheap!) Since the […] More »
By: admin | August 3, 2004
Copyright © 2001 Kenneth Payne, All International Rights By Ken Payne The next step is to use the supplied buffing pad to scuff the bed surface. It is critical that you do not rush this step. Take your time and do a good job scuffing the paint. I went over the bed twice just to […] More »
By: admin | August 3, 2004
Copyright © 2001 Kenneth Payne, All International Rights By Ken Payne Then open the can and stir the contents completely. Here was the first snag in the project. The lid edges are very poorly designed and made of very soft metal. The liner material on the inside of the can tends to glue the lid […] More »
By: admin | August 3, 2004
Copyright © 2001 Kenneth Payne, All International Rights By Ken Payne Here’s the bed with its first coat completed. Since it was starting to get dark and the liner needs about an hour drying time between coats we decided to wait until the next day to finish the job. The next day, we started out […] More »
By: admin | August 3, 2004
By Larry Bell I’ve spent many hours determining just what to use inside the cab, under the cab, and in the bed of my trucks. There are a few do it yourself bedliners on the market but most are un-catalyzed and only come in a limited spectrum of colors. The best one I could find […] More »
By: admin | August 3, 2004
