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PeterT

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Can anyone recommend a good spray/roll in bed liner. I seek Herculiner makes a 1 gal kit - which is a 1 part roll in kit.
I would prefer a 2 part epoxy, thinking it would hold up better.

Anyone have any recommendations?
 
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NastyNate

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Can anyone recommend a good spray/roll in bed liner. I seek Herculiner makes a 1 gal kit - which is a 1 part roll in kit.
I would prefer a 2 part epoxy, thinking it would hold up better.

Anyone have any recommendations?


Are you looking for a do it yourself, or something professionally done? I have sprayed 5 different brands of spray on bed liners. Let me know what you are interested in and I can go into detail better.
 

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Are you looking for a do it yourself, or something professionally done? I have sprayed 5 different brands of spray on bed liners. Let me know what you are interested in and I can go into detail better.

Inquiring minds want to know? What was the best of the 5?:headscrat
 

RangerDaleXp

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Can anyone recommend a good spray/roll in bed liner. I seek Herculiner makes a 1 gal kit - which is a 1 part roll in kit.
I would prefer a 2 part epoxy, thinking it would hold up better.

Anyone have any recommendations?

I have seen some that Eastwood sells. Not sure how good it is...
 
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NastyNate

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Inquiring minds want to know? What was the best of the 5?:headscrat

All of them. I have seen every brand peel, flake, and fall off. The most important procedure is PREP work. Every brand has their ups and downs as far as texture ( both in how it feels and looks) I love the look of Line-X, but its simply to rough for most people. Allpro, armadillo, qwik liner, and others have a more rubberized texture. I have never installed a roll on style liner but have removed plenty! For the cost they simply dont last. There are a few things you might want to look into when purchasing a spray in bed liner. The most important thing is warranty in my opinion. Sure every company who does spray in bed liners will offer a lifetime warranty, but will the store still be open if you ever need to go back. The material never fail unless abused to the point where it is torn from the bed. The bond can also be lost from under bed rust. It all depends on price points you wish to hit and how long you actually plan to keep the vehicle.
 

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I've heard lots of good things about U-Pol Raptor. That's what I'm going to use on the underside of my resto project.
 
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PeterT

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Thanks, after reading the reviews and hearing from nastynathans,, I am going to hold off. Maybe buy a rubber mat to install, I am really just looking for somethign that will keep the carpet in the bed from shifting around when I haul my three dogs around...
 
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