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From: Thomasville, GA
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From: Macungie Pa
ive seen that thread before on jeepforum, whenever we talk about herc it pops up.
To answer the question about heruliner its not a bad thing to use but it is incredibly rough and it loses its shine after a few weeks unless you use the additive. The best stuff I have seen for DIY bedliner is the Upol Raptor liner. It turns out very very nice and has a very thick coat when done properly.
U-Pol Raptor Truck Bed Liner Kit - TP Tools & Equipment
To answer the question about heruliner its not a bad thing to use but it is incredibly rough and it loses its shine after a few weeks unless you use the additive. The best stuff I have seen for DIY bedliner is the Upol Raptor liner. It turns out very very nice and has a very thick coat when done properly.
U-Pol Raptor Truck Bed Liner Kit - TP Tools & Equipment
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From: AZ
Love that story haha
Please Please PLEASE dont waste your time and money on the DIY kits!!!!
A few years ago I sprayed in dupicolors bedliner and actually put 2 gallons on it thinking it would be really good.
I spent 1 day preping the bed with a grinder and sand paper.
1 day sparying it in (put like 4 thin coats on it).
1 month to have half of it pealed off. (looked like a dairy cow)
2 days sandblasting rest off and driving 4 hours to nearest linex.
Linex puts between 4-5 gallons of material in a long bed.
I have also helped a friend with the hurculine and it stayed on a little better but running a 2x4 across it took it off.
Anyways I hope you guys dont waste $$$ like I did and just have it done. Mine also cost $350 but this was maybe 3-4 years ago
Please Please PLEASE dont waste your time and money on the DIY kits!!!!
A few years ago I sprayed in dupicolors bedliner and actually put 2 gallons on it thinking it would be really good.
I spent 1 day preping the bed with a grinder and sand paper.
1 day sparying it in (put like 4 thin coats on it).
1 month to have half of it pealed off. (looked like a dairy cow)
2 days sandblasting rest off and driving 4 hours to nearest linex.
Linex puts between 4-5 gallons of material in a long bed.
I have also helped a friend with the hurculine and it stayed on a little better but running a 2x4 across it took it off.
Anyways I hope you guys dont waste $$$ like I did and just have it done. Mine also cost $350 but this was maybe 3-4 years ago
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Joined: Jan 2009
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From: Macungie Pa
Love that story haha
Please Please PLEASE dont waste your time and money on the DIY kits!!!!
A few years ago I sprayed in dupicolors bedliner and actually put 2 gallons on it thinking it would be really good.
I spent 1 day preping the bed with a grinder and sand paper.
1 day sparying it in (put like 4 thin coats on it).
1 month to have half of it pealed off. (looked like a dairy cow)
2 days sandblasting rest off and driving 4 hours to nearest linex.
Linex puts between 4-5 gallons of material in a long bed.
I have also helped a friend with the hurculine and it stayed on a little better but running a 2x4 across it took it off.
Anyways I hope you guys dont waste $$$ like I did and just have it done. Mine also cost $350 but this was maybe 3-4 years ago
Please Please PLEASE dont waste your time and money on the DIY kits!!!!
A few years ago I sprayed in dupicolors bedliner and actually put 2 gallons on it thinking it would be really good.
I spent 1 day preping the bed with a grinder and sand paper.
1 day sparying it in (put like 4 thin coats on it).
1 month to have half of it pealed off. (looked like a dairy cow)
2 days sandblasting rest off and driving 4 hours to nearest linex.
Linex puts between 4-5 gallons of material in a long bed.
I have also helped a friend with the hurculine and it stayed on a little better but running a 2x4 across it took it off.
Anyways I hope you guys dont waste $$$ like I did and just have it done. Mine also cost $350 but this was maybe 3-4 years ago
I used herculiner on my rocker panels on my jeep and it hasnt peeled yet. They are dented in 4 inches or so and I scrape them every time I go wheeling. I used a full gallon though on a 6 in strip totaling 10ft long.
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Joined: Sep 2008
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From: Huntsville, Tx
i used the herculiner in my blazer it came out ok, but have already taken parts of it off when loading and unloading 3/4"cable for pulling trucks out of th mud, and i followed the instructions to the letter. imo save your pennies for a better liner.
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