Nice yea my friend used the rustoleum version spray on in a can, I wanted to go a step further and do a roll on bed liner seems to be tougher if i prep it correctly

 

... pure beauty.
What exactly did you use? And what did you do for prep?

 

I just used the spray on truck bed liner from walmart. For prep I just cleaned it real well. I pulled the trim off to bedline it but the flares and bumper caps I just masked real well.

 

Just keeping this updated for everyone reading i haven't forgot, Im in phase one did my flares and my rear endcap.

Next is the doors and possibly rear quarter i have a black jeep what do you guys think should i do the rear quarter or not?

 

No... imho

 

FYI the paint on the gas tank side it kinda faded and the clear is non existiant to put it simply i tried to polish it and the pad was black

ehh ill decide against it for the sake of getting it repainted one day

 

Answered my questions!

 

Pics?

 

I am officially finished will post pics, and some what of a write up after my memorial day weeked of camping.

 

The total cost for me was about $35 dollars, I split the cost between me and a friend, A quart of this stuff is $35 bucks isnt worth it so we split the cost.

It was $70 dollars off of amazon for the gallon kit and it took 2 weeks to arrive at my door step in California from Pennsylvania.

What was included
-Duplicolar Bed armor 1 gallon
-A Brush and roller
-The paint pan
-One scuff pad

Extras Supplies Recommended
-I purchased two extra Scuff pads for $3 dollars at lows
-Duplicolor Adhesion promoter from Orielly for about $6 bucks


Steps For preping
1) Thoroughly Scuff flares with Scuff padsa be sure to scrub a bit harder for faded bumper end caps.

2) Wash with a dish soap or a wax free car soap and dry.

3) Lastly before beginning coats spray Adhesion promoter.


What the Bed armor looks like
I recommend throughly shaking the cannister before opening for best Kevlar blend, This is before shaking i do not have an after.


This is after about 2 coats without the roller. I didn't use the roller until I did my lower doors, USE THE ROLLER FOR BETTER RESULTS!!!


After applying the bed liner to preferred thickness allow to dry for at least for for 1 day in the sun or 2 days in a garage. If you don't do this it may not be fully dried, I let mine dry for 2 days in the sun and garage.


The finished product





Texture Close ups

 

looks good, im going to be using the same stuff tomorrow on mine :P

 

Lol mask your painting area it flings everywhere i got it in my hair good luck

 

I think someone tried to do this to mine before I got it, but they did it with a gray version... From washing it, the pain came off of the flares and the bumpers. I think it may have even been the dealer to make it look better for sale..

I sanded it off, we primed them with .96 cent wal-mart paint and then put Krylon satin over top of it. It looked better to me at least.

 

They have crappy bed coating that doesnt do much they did it to my neighbors and it looks like crap this stuff is very black

 

The way it looks on the front bumper where it has rusted.... basically inbetween the paint spots or whatever it is... you can see rust starting to come through. I'm gonna paint the front bumper and side pieces satin black to match the flares. I hope it works out, but if it doesnt.. i found a new bumper for 35 for anyways.