Anybody ever try this? My '73 f250 is primarily a ranch use truck, along with that comes a lot of dirt and cow s@#$ on the floors. I was thinkinh about stripping them down and using a do-it-yourself roll-on beliner to aid in easy cleaning, and stop/slow any current rust issues (CA truck, shouldn't be much). Any thoughts about this would be appreciated.
thanx

 

The Herculiner I put on the frame of this truck is VERY rough - like coarse sandpaper. I doubt you'd like it because it's GOTTA hold a lot of dirt, even if you hose it out. The Rhino I put in the interior (top-to-bottom front-to-back) is much nicer, but co$t a little more...

 

My friend put linex in his jeep. Worked good. Only one problem.... on hot days with the top closed up it made some fumes. Problem went away soon though. Think it looks great now.

 

I used <a href="https://www.ford-trucks.com/articles/august2001/bedliner.html">Herculiner</a> on the inside floorboars of my 73 F250 4x4 and I love it. I've had it there about 2 years now and it's holding up great.

I sand blasted to bare metal and then used Por15 then scuffed it and applied the <a href="https://www.ford-trucks.com/articles/august2001/bedliner.html">Herculiner</a>.

When it gets dirty, I just hose it out, but if you really want it clean, a scrubbing brush would do a good job.

It also helps wet shoes from slipping as much.

 

Hey, how are you alls' roll on liners holding up? Im about to paint my 91 Ranger Longbed, and i wanna apply a roll on, what do you recomend, Herculiner, or Rust-Oleum? I would appreciate any opinions, thanks everybody. And any pictures would be great. Thanks.