herculiner vs. duplicolor?
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herculiner vs. duplicolor?
I was wondering if anyone used either Herculiner or Duplicolor self to do bedliner kits? Any pros or cons, texture etc. Any input would be appreciated.
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I've seen both, pass on the duplicolor and go with the herculiner. Herculiner has much more agressive texture and is thicker. I used 2 gals on one truck and 1 gal on another, one is several years old and holding up great. The texture can be made more or less agressive depending on how you finish it.
I wanted more agressive, so I went over it with the roller it came with as it was drying. This caused the mix to stand up a bit more.
Duplicolor is more of a black paint with some rubber, herculiner has a BUNCH of rubber chips in it and really looks more professional.
I wanted more agressive, so I went over it with the roller it came with as it was drying. This caused the mix to stand up a bit more.
Duplicolor is more of a black paint with some rubber, herculiner has a BUNCH of rubber chips in it and really looks more professional.
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