Bedlining stuff
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Bedlining stuff
I'm looking into bedlining my roof, rocker panel, and possibly hood. Which brand would you recommend for roll on bed liner? I've looked into Herculiner but I heard it fades to grey in a lot of sun...
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Highly recommended. Sprayed my bumpers, rocker panels & factory flares. Lots of prep work but it turned out great.
http://www.sprayonbedliners.info/home.html
http://www.sprayonbedliners.info/home.html
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Pretty sure all bedliners fade to gray after some time if a final clear coat or anything isn't used on em. I know that the rear quarter panel guards I did a couple months ago have already faded pretty good cause I didn't use a final coat of any kind on em. Then again I used the rattle can Duplicolor brand. That may have something to do with it
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LOL about the duplicolor spray can, I tried using it on mu bumpers. As soon as it was dry, it was grey.
I used the stuff from Walmart that cost around 75 bucks with everything, and painted the majority or my jeep. Looks good so far.
I would suggest using the clear coat for a few reasons.
1st: Prevent Fading
2nd: So much easier to clean mud out.
I used the stuff from Walmart that cost around 75 bucks with everything, and painted the majority or my jeep. Looks good so far.
I would suggest using the clear coat for a few reasons.
1st: Prevent Fading
2nd: So much easier to clean mud out.
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Highly recommended. Sprayed my bumpers, rocker panels & factory flares. Lots of prep work but it turned out great.
http://www.sprayonbedliners.info/home.html
http://www.sprayonbedliners.info/home.html
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Highly recommended. Sprayed my bumpers, rocker panels & factory flares. Lots of prep work but it turned out great.
http://www.sprayonbedliners.info/home.html
http://www.sprayonbedliners.info/home.html
LOL about the duplicolor spray can, I tried using it on mu bumpers. As soon as it was dry, it was grey.
I used the stuff from Walmart that cost around 75 bucks with everything, and painted the majority or my jeep. Looks good so far.
I would suggest using the clear coat for a few reasons.
1st: Prevent Fading
2nd: So much easier to clean mud out.
I used the stuff from Walmart that cost around 75 bucks with everything, and painted the majority or my jeep. Looks good so far.
I would suggest using the clear coat for a few reasons.
1st: Prevent Fading
2nd: So much easier to clean mud out.
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Durabak with the UV has held up very well on my heep and it looks as good as the day I put it on. No fading at all..It has been on for over two years now and it still looks good.
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