Anyone used Spray on Bed Liner for factory Grill and Bumper?

I've had Plasti Dip on my bumper and grill for a few years now. Works really good on there, but every so often I have to touch it up.

Was thinking about just hitting it with Spray on Bed liner, but there's no going back like good ole Plasti Dip. Here's the dip, anyone paint theirs with bed liner? Have any pictures? How well has it held up? If so, do any sanding/priming before?

 

That is spray on bedliner on the front bumper and the factory stock surround on the grill.

 

Did you spray your rear bumper as well? Has it held up well or faded? You sand the factory chrome at all or primer it at all?

 

Rust-Oleum"Truck Bed Coating/Bed Liner"rattle can.Recently done my Pelfrey rear bumper and have done my Pelfrey sliders and skids in the past.

2 spray cans of self etching primer,2 spray cans of black primer and complete with 2 spray cans of Bed liner.No sanding required and holds up great.Easy to touch up as well.All products i've used are Rust-Oleum.

 

Actually, I have a powder coated steel plate rear bumper so no need there for the bedliner and the front has only been a couple months so its still ok. I use to have a 1st gen where I did have the bed sprayed professionally and it did fade after a while so I gave it a quick spray with Meguiars tire black, brought it right back to brand new looking again. I'll probably do the same with the front bumper when the time comes.