Walmart Truck Bed Liner

wasn;t going to say it but since it's out there

 

never offered him advice on the product, and not arguing with you. telling someone to GTFO because they would not use wal mart bed liner on their truck is a little excessive, so figured id break the legs of the high horse you were riding. then you said something about using condoms on questionable holes in which i think you meant vagina's and had nothing to do with anything. my comment was that if its anything like wal marts shoes i would not go near/under water. thats about my extent of the involvement as far as advice goes. you on the other hand are aparently a spray on bedliner conisseur...

 

I was thinking about using this stuff for a bumper. I guess you could touch it up easily if it peeled off. The real stuff like line-x or rhino lining is sprayed on very hot, it must be real rubber. I dunno what the canned stuff is.

 

well i appreciated everyone's input greatly.

 

looking for someone that has done this before to answer:
i'm planning to use this on the plastic part of my front bumper. how is the adhesive quality between the plastic and the bedliner? will i need to prep the plastic any different?

 

The only complaint i have is oncei got it dirty with mud, dirt ect it takes a good hose to spray it off haha and dont dry it with papertowls cuz the fibers get stuck and looks like crap when it drys, happened on a gun range table i built and sprayed with the stuff.

 

yeah the stuff is pretty gritty but i mean i can just take it to one of those car washes with the power washer and hose her down

 

*Note, I have no experience in using Rustoleum bed liner.

With that said, if your whole reason in choosing this stuff is to save some money, then you should be absolutely sure it is gonna do it's job if you're already spending $100 or so to get it. Because in the event that it does not hold up like a professional job would, than you're gonna have to pay (probably, unless you can do it yourself) to get it removed. And at that point, you would probably be buying the professional stuff anyway because your original goal was to have your bed lined.

In my opinion, save up the extra cash and get it done right the first time. There is a reason these products are found at Wal Mart, and there is a reason something like Line-x is more expensive.

In the end, all up to you and what will work for you.

 

i almost spit wine outta my nose. honestly.


but seriously

from what i learned from this thread...

EVERYONE has a lot of good points to this product TO USE it and NOT TO USE it and im still unsure...

so im gonna sleep on it.

 

haha that'll happen here sorry bud

 

oh ive seen em...

i use the word tits to describe everyday objects and emotions

 

yea no kidding

 

i'd try to help but since i just did mine i have no solid results to stand by

 

i may just do the bed rails! not the whole bed

 

yeah, start small and see how it goes

 

BOOM

 

have a feeling that was all that was needed for this thread...

 

just a little bit of turbulence to get here but all in all we came to a conclusion