Best bedliner
 

I'm going to bedline my rocker doors and rocker panel and there are so many different choices. I'm going back and forth between monster liner or raptor. is there a texture difference between the two?

I really liked my duplicolor bed armour.

i used the DIY rustolem bedliner. you can get it in spray cans or in quart cans. i bough 2 quarts and 5 spray cans. i used a full quart to do 2 coats of bedliner on my lower doors, rocker panels, door jams, and my entire rear quarter panel, along with 2 coats on my dirtbound rear bumper. i used 2 spray cans to do a nice thick coat on my frame rails and inner wheel wells. i still have another quart that and 1 spray can left, but i plan to do my mirrors and doors handles with the spray can then my wheels, front bumper, and put a 3rd coat on the rest of the vehicle with the quart that i have left.

Just make sure if you are using it on the exterior, that whatever you pick has some sort of UV protectant in it. Without that, your sweet new black bedlined exterior panels will be chalky gray by the end of the first summer.

I used duplicolor bed armor spray to do my bumper caps and it held up ok. It has started to peel slightly on the corners after about 2 years and is super faded. It went from being a glossy black to a grey. I would not recommend it for exterior. When I bed lined the interior of my jeep I used raptor liner. So far it has held up great and no fading. The texture all depends on what psi you use to spray it on at. I was able to spray the entire inside with 3 coats and still have 1 container left over. Should be enough for touchup if I ever need it.

I used Monstaliner on my bumper, header, hood and roof. UV proof, easy to apply and looks great.

what is the texture difference between monstaliner and raptor?

Monstaliner seems to be a little smoother, but the texture of the raptor liner can be changed depending on what psi you spray it on at.

Rapterliner. I absolutely love that stuff