anyone used any of that spray-on bed liner?

[edprush]

Is it crap?

 

[myusername]

HOOTUS!

 

[Eli]

I bet it could work good, but you probably have to make sure that the bed is REALLY clean for it to adhere well.

 

[aidanjm]

what does it do?

 

[Chloraseptic]

it would probably be a better idea just go with a rhino liner or line-x...professionally done of course

 

[Rubycon]

 

[TheSlamma]

There are much better forums for these types of questions.

 

[pinoy]

Originally posted by: Eli
I bet it could work good, but you probably have to make sure that the bed is REALLY clean for it to adhere well.

I thought they scratch the bed pretty good (or bad) in order for it to stick?

 

[edprush]

Originally posted by: myusername
HOOTUS!

means?

 

[myusername]

http://www.explorerforum.com/forums/sho...threadid=18595&perpage=20&pagenumber=1

I wonder if the unedited version is still archived somewhere.

 

[0roo0roo]

best prophylactic evah

 

[Analog]

4.99 a can at wally world.

 

[KK]

how much does the spray on sh1t cost to have it done by someone who knows what they are doing?

 

[edprush]

^

 

[malbojah]

For my truck (long bed F150 I was told around 450-500 for Line-X

 

[moshquerade]

is your truck bed damaged?

 

[amdskip]

Its like permanant, leave it to a professional.

 

[JulesMaximus]

Sell your truck and buy a Prius.

Edit-Just kidding, Line-X is top notch. That's what I would go with. I had a Line-X liner in my Tundra and it was pretty much indestructible. Rhino liners end up looking like crap after about 6-8 months (all dull and faded). Those do-it-yourself kits look pretty bad too, at least the ones I've seen.

 

[myusername]

Originally posted by: JulesMaximus
Sell your truck and buy a Prius.

Edit-Just kidding, Line-X is top notch. That's what I would go with. I had a Line-X liner in my Tundra and it was pretty much indestructible. Rhino liners end up looking like crap after about 6-8 months (all dull and faded). Those do-it-yourself kits look pretty bad too, at least the ones I've seen.

Have you seen Herculiner/Durabak? That seems to be the "standard" of DIY bedliner. I haven't seen either in person, but I have the internet

Also, anyone happen to know of a softer rubberized liner instead of one that hardens like plastic? The sort that has enough grip you could, for example, drop a wrench on it and it wouldn't go sliding around when you went around corners? Would be less durable, but more sound absorbent, and (duh) things wouldn't bang around corner.

 

[JulesMaximus]

Originally posted by: myusername

Originally posted by: JulesMaximus
Sell your truck and buy a Prius.

Edit-Just kidding, Line-X is top notch. That's what I would go with. I had a Line-X liner in my Tundra and it was pretty much indestructible. Rhino liners end up looking like crap after about 6-8 months (all dull and faded). Those do-it-yourself kits look pretty bad too, at least the ones I've seen.

Have you seen Herculiner/Durabak? That seems to be the "standard" of DIY bedliner. I haven't seen either in person, but I have the internet

Also, anyone happen to know of a softer rubberized liner instead of one that hardens like plastic? The sort that has enough grip you could, for example, drop a wrench on it and it wouldn't go sliding around when you went around corners? Would be less durable, but more sound absorbent, and (duh) things wouldn't bang around corner.

No, I have seen many crappy looking DIY bed liners installed though. I'd go with the professional spray in liner for looks and durability.

The Line-X was nice because I could put large objects back there and they wouldn't slide around. You could literally throw logs in the back of that and not dent or ding the bed.

 

[Yzzim]

I beleive my dad bought some Herculiner stuff from Menards about 4-5 years ago. We took an afternoon and applied it. Had to rough up the bed w/sandpaper, wash up all the dust and wait for it to dry and then apply (don't think there was a primer, can't remember for sure).

We used rollers and paint brushes to apply it.

I think it looks great. Very durable and hasn't chipped/peeled off in the 4-5 years he's had it.

Best thing is that it was only $60 IIRC and there was a rebate with it.

edit: my only complaint is that the stuff is tough to clean. You can spray it down with a house but if you spill something gooey you really need to scrub to get it off.

edit 2: plus you can use the leftover stuff to paint your case Mine looks pretty sweet.

 

[myusername]

Originally posted by: Yzzim
edit 2: plus you can use the leftover stuff to paint your case Mine looks pretty sweet.

:QYou herculined your computer?! :camera:'s?

 

[Quasmo]

I saw this thread and thought. Why would you post about spraying something on your matress so that when you wet the bed it doesn't ruin the matress.

 

[Apex]

Originally posted by: JulesMaximus
Sell your truck and buy a Prius.

Edit-Just kidding, Line-X is top notch. That's what I would go with. I had a Line-X liner in my Tundra and it was pretty much indestructible. Rhino liners end up looking like crap after about 6-8 months (all dull and faded). Those do-it-yourself kits look pretty bad too, at least the ones I've seen.

Definitely. Line-X >>>> Rhinoliner

 

[OrganizedChaos]

Originally posted by: myusername
HOOTUS!

Hootus!!! you post on explorer forum or did you pick it up somewhere else?