Spray In Bed Liners
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Spray In Bed Liners
Any one know of a good spray liner that's good quality and good on the wallet. I"m looking around and found a few but wanted to see if any one has used a particular brand and swears by it. I've thought about Rhino but it's not nice to my wallet so I'm looking for other options.
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Herculiner DIY kit. Unless you don't want to mess with it. They run around $80 and sometimes there is a mail in rebate which makes them even cheaper. They are super messy, though, and don't come off anything, but are comparable to spray in if done right. I think there is a pic of it in my gallery.
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I have a TOFF spray in liner that I had installed when I bought my truck last July. It is holding up good and they also sprayed the tailgate access panel separately to make it easy to get to the latch if I had to.
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Line-X
Is Line-X a DIY? and also has anyone ever used Gator Guard?
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I used Herculiner on two different trucks and it holds up great, pretty easy to apply just gotta get every thing clean and scuffed up right.
It does change color quickly due to UV rays, they offer a $19 UV treatment, but I've only been able to find it online.
I did one long bed, fleet side, up over sides to cover the top of the bed and used 1 gal then went back with a second and it turned out REAL nice.
I looked at several others like duplicolor and gator and they just don't have the thickness and texture like herculiner does. duplicolor just looks like flat black paint with minimal texture.
It does change color quickly due to UV rays, they offer a $19 UV treatment, but I've only been able to find it online.
I did one long bed, fleet side, up over sides to cover the top of the bed and used 1 gal then went back with a second and it turned out REAL nice.
I looked at several others like duplicolor and gator and they just don't have the thickness and texture like herculiner does. duplicolor just looks like flat black paint with minimal texture.
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Originally Posted by karljay
I used Herculiner on two different trucks and it holds up great, pretty easy to apply just gotta get every thing clean and scuffed up right.
It does change color quickly due to UV rays, they offer a $19 UV treatment, but I've only been able to find it online.
It does change color quickly due to UV rays, they offer a $19 UV treatment, but I've only been able to find it online.
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