bedliner?
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bedliner?
well my first question is what type of bed liner would be good to use on my rockers and the bottom 1/3rd of the door ( from that break line down) i dont want a really aggresive pattern but i dont just want smooth paint. i will also use this to repaint my tire carrier. and to paint my front bumper once i build it so i has so be able to work good on that too...what do you all think?
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If you want smooth alot of the generic brands are like that, like the NAPA brand and stuff are a little on the smoother side, so are the spray on ones in a can.
I use Herculiner if I need to bedline stuff but its extremely coarse.
I use Herculiner if I need to bedline stuff but its extremely coarse.
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yea i knew that hurculiner is corse plus its like 100 bucks a gallon right? how durible is that napa stuff?
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About as durable as any other roll on, and its way cheaper I think the NAPA stuff I bought was 10 a quart. And yeah its about 75 bucks a gallon or 100 for the full kit of herculiner.
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do you think it would be ok to roll it on my body? or will it make it look bad i was thinkimg about thining it a little and then spraying it on.....i have acess to a paint booth. thats what i did for my rear bumper it seemed to work ok too....but what can i do to prep the body? do i need to sand off the clear coat or no?
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do you think it would be ok to roll it on my body? or will it make it look bad i was thinkimg about thining it a little and then spraying it on.....i have acess to a paint booth. thats what i did for my rear bumper it seemed to work ok too....but what can i do to prep the body? do i need to sand off the clear coat or no?
Rolling it on should be fine, you can use a paint brush to touch up and stuff, but spray will prolly look better, couldn't tell you for sure though since i've never sprayed bedliner.
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i have duplicolor now on my rear bumper seems to hold up well...also how do you guys think it will look on a dark blue 2001 cherokee....im only 16 so i am trying to get as many opions as i can since everyone here knows better than i do
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i have one thing to say....prep work is everything, and if you have access to a paint booth then ive heard good things about raptor liner. from what i hear its just about the same thing as line x and is a spray on that comes with a sprayer everything for 100 bucks....kinda steep but may be worth it if its as good as they say
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i have one thing to say....prep work is everything, and if you have access to a paint booth then ive heard good things about raptor liner. from what i hear its just about the same thing as line x and is a spray on that comes with a sprayer everything for 100 bucks....kinda steep but may be worth it if its as good as they say
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I picked up the kit which comes with 4 quarts and an application gun for $115. I did the lower part of my dodge and still had like 1.5 quarts left.
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Mines been on for a little over a year and looks the same as the day I spayed it. I'm sure it may fade but for 7 bucks a can I can bring it back to new on the cheap.
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I just used Herculiner this past weekend to do my interior, its realitively inexpensive, $30 a tin from Northern Tool & Equipment, then just picked up a drop pan and a 2" roller.