Bed liner

i about to roll my bed tomorrow in herculiner. any tips or any experience or any reviews on how u like the produck

 

I'm gonna be doing mine in Monstaliner soon. Gonna check back and see how yours goes. Good luck!

 

Cant wait to see more! I'm planning to do mine in the near future with herculiner as well.

 

I have this on my "to-do" list as well. Good luck with the project!

 

so it went good. just do what the directions tell u. in a few months when i start cutting wood again and see how it will hold up. MY ONLY MAJOR SUGGESTION IS MAKE SURE U HAVE LONG SLEEVES PANTS AND RUBBER CLOVES. DO NOT SAY I DONT NEED THAT STUFF. NO U DO THAT STUFF IS ALL OVER MY ARMS AND A BITTIE TO GET OFF. IF U PICK IT OFF SOMETIME SKIN COMES WITH IT. NO KIDDING. i wrote that is caps because it is very important. gas didnt even take it off that good.

 

Good to hear man! Thanks for the warning. I'll make sure to get a hazmat suit before I decide to start on this.

I have the kit that comes with a gallon of this stuff. Did that provide enough coverage for your bed? If possible, I want to cover the bed rails too.

 

Just make sure you clean really good after prep. The gallon kits do the whole bed and rails. Youll like it! Post pictures when done.

 

so were i park my truck and water sits it already off. i will post pics tomorrow. pretty pissed. after every rain i wipe it up to.going to use the left over to do some more touch up and really but some on the bad spots. thinking bout spending money and getting line x lifetime warranty.

 

but dont let that comment^ turn u away from the product. i will update on how the new coast holds. up.

 

looked this morning at where the place looks chipped where water sits. u cant even tell. i will post pics next time it rains here. wet and dry

 

it so what chipped in the right rear corner. i will post a dry picture tomorrow. there is most the time more water sitting in the corner but this is from just washing my truck

 

So what do you think caused it to chip/peel? The water sitting in that area? The rest of what I could see looks great btw.

 

When applying Herculiner or any of the roll/paint in materials, it's EXTREMELY important to use a coarse abrasive on the bed's finish in order to give it tooth. Bed liner itself is thick material, so don't use anything finer than 80 grit...

 

it only does it when wet. i will post a pic tomorrow of when it its dry

 

I just did the herculiner in my bed and yes you should deffinatly wear gloves it gets every where i wll be posting up pics soon.