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Old Oct 20, 2013 | 11:28 AM
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I just used rustoleum spray on bedliner for the bottom portion and it's not to bad. You think I should use the actual foam real on type?
nah your fine..
you can get the spray on with the paintable qualities. 3M has it, but its really expensive for what it is and how much you get. The roll on will be in every way superior. do some good sanding, don't be afraid to leave a rougher surface for the medium to adhere to. different rollers have different patterns/surface that they leave, so make sure you dont have a roller with too thick of a "nap" or just use a foamy.
Old Oct 20, 2013 | 11:56 AM
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I'm thinking about bedlining some more of my jeep. Either doing the whole rear quarters or I was thinking about doing the entire side of it below the halfway crease like this jeep

How do you guys think it would look on mine?

The main reason I'd do it all would be *******s at my school drawing stuff while it's muddy so it's real scratched with dicks and "*****" written into it
I think itd look good.
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I'm gonna go to advance soon and get some monstaliner roll on and see how it goes
Old Oct 20, 2013 | 12:23 PM
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I'm gonna go to advance soon and get some monstaliner roll on and see how it goes
Put up pics when done!
Old Oct 20, 2013 | 12:29 PM
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Put up pics when done!
Will do I'll put them in the 'what did you do to your cherokee' thread
Old Oct 20, 2013 | 01:57 PM
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Alright I'm actually doing it next week, advance and napa didn't have anything else other then duplicolor and people usually don't like it. I'm ordering herculiner and I'll do it next week
Old Oct 20, 2013 | 02:27 PM
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Alright I'm actually doing it next week, advance and napa didn't have anything else other then duplicolor and people usually don't like it. I'm ordering herculiner and I'll do it next week
Walmart carries herculiner. In the gallons. Not a fan of it. Was hoping to see how monsterliner came out. When I used herculiner on a truck bed it faded fast and started wearing off. Plus the texture when rolled on was way to rough for body.
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Originally Posted by bulrid8

Walmart carries herculiner. In the gallons. Not a fan of it. Was hoping to see how monsterliner came out. When I used herculiner on a truck bed it faded fast and started wearing off. Plus the texture when rolled on was way to rough for body.
Raptor is the best DIY if you can spray it.
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Originally Posted by bulrid8

Walmart carries herculiner. In the gallons. Not a fan of it. Was hoping to see how monsterliner came out. When I used herculiner on a truck bed it faded fast and started wearing off. Plus the texture when rolled on was way to rough for body.
I did Monstaliner in my XJ
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I did Monstaliner in my XJ
Is that rolled on? How smooth is it? Unfortunately my compressor motor burned up, so spraying is out for a while!
Old Oct 20, 2013 | 02:43 PM
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Is that rolled on? How smooth is it? Unfortunately my compressor motor burned up, so spraying is out for a while!
It is roll on, its pretty smooth and doesn't have much grip as I wanted. It doesn't have rubber bits in it like other liners do
Old Oct 20, 2013 | 02:48 PM
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It is roll on, its pretty smooth and doesn't have much grip as I wanted. It doesn't have rubber bits in it like other liners do
Thanks, that's what I wanted to know. Didn't want a rough coating that will tear you up if you rub against it.
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Thanks, that's what I wanted to know. Didn't want a rough coating that will tear you up if you rub against it.
I put the carpet back in because it got to hot this summer
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Probably a bad relay, or a shorting one if the relay is taking that long to kick on.
You'll get more help on the GC section though..
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97' 4.0L was going to swap the spark plugs out but then thought about getting some engine cleaner so I put my battery connector back on and gave my engine a crank, didn't want to start, looked back inside and realized I had left the wire to the cylinder 1 unplugged to the spark plug so I connected back on but it won't start now, I have full battery power, have fuel, I know there is spark since I had spark and running great before. Is this just a flooded cylinder or did I screw the timing up?



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