Bed Liner Interior Project!
 

Just thought I would share some photos of my weekend project. We used Herculiner from the Auto store. The original carpet was trashed and we thought "why not". Took the whole weekend but worth it I think.

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It was a fun project to say the least. Interior is all put back in will put some finished pictures up later.

Finished product.

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Looks good, I have a gallon of herculiner, and have been planning on doing this to mine, but I will be putting the carpet back in. You should have painted the interior parts while you had them pulled out though.

I agree with you about the interior and it is on my to-do list but the carpet was unusable. It took me just over a gallon, with the two coats. I would probably recommend a third as there are still some spots that look like they could use more.

What type of paint would you recommend to use on the interior?

I've heard that SEM is the best, as long as you prep it correctly.