Which spray on bed-liner is the best?
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Which spray on bed-liner is the best?
Hey everyone just got the jeeps front end fixed from the accident and now i want to paint it with bed-liner because my fenders and hood are black and the rest of my jeep is charoal. I heard dupli-color is good but i wanna know how long it lasts and how textured it is? help me out guys
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what about rhino lining. it is the thickest and most durable there is.
but it's not a do-it-yourself type thing. and costs a bit more.
but it's not a do-it-yourself type thing. and costs a bit more.
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I'm also using Duplicolor, and it's holding up great. I'm about to go up to the highest bodyline with it soon. It's not terribly textured, but it's not totally smooth either. It has a nice tough appearance, without really being all that ugly looking like some higher texture liners can be.
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Screw those rhino lining places they charge way, way to much. they wanted like 800 for my 6in bed. To expensive. for they sold just the product i might consider it.
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Well i just bought the plasti-kole cheap spray-on can stuff cuz idk where to get dupli-color at, So ill let you know what i think of it when its done.
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I picked up the whole dupli-color bed lining kit today, plan on doing it sometime nexts week to my bumpers and bull bar. If anybody has a close up picture of what it looks like on bumpers and trim nd such, id really like to see them
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I think the professional stuff like Rhinoline etc. has a different application process than the do-it-yourself kits. It goes on really hot and kinda bakes onto the surface hence the higher price. I would think it lasts longer too....
For the home project kits you cant beat the price but I dont think it can be compared to the professional stuff. Just my $.02.
For the home project kits you cant beat the price but I dont think it can be compared to the professional stuff. Just my $.02.