Here we go. I painted my bottom panels and bumpers with the dupli color bedliner and am very satisfied with it. Its pretty tough also. I'm considering painting the rest of the truck with it. What do you guys think. Its more smooth than other bedliners but still very durable. I've beat on it a lot and still no scratches. Should I go for it.

 

 

Here's one upclose

Here is a side view

Here is from the rear

 

A good friend of mine painted his entire 78 F250 with Hurculiner. Came out great, tough as nails, just don't fall down drunk against it or you'll wind up looking like you got in a fight with a pack Mountain Lions.

 

I've also got my lower pnl's covered in Hurc on my 90 XJ.

 

Lol. That sounds as if it might be a true story. I can understand that tho. That stuff is rough but stout. This stuff I'm using isn't quite as textured.

 

did you buy the whole duplicolor kit? what did it run you? im planning on doing this next week

 

I just bought the spray cans. I'm very pleased with it tho. Took it down a trail last night and rubbed many a tree. The only scratches I got were the paint. Bedlined parts look brand new still. Its awesome. That's why I wanna do the whole truck. It only took 2 whole cans to do 3 coats. That includes both bumpers also.

It only cost me 7.00 bucks a can too.

 

where did you get the cans? advanced only has the bucket

 

That's actually where I got it from. The store here had numerous cans of it. They had the gallons also. I just chose the spray cans for ease of use.

 

it looks good but kinda smooth , i use spray one black chip coat used in autobody shops , its cheaper tougher and looks better then most do it yourself bedliners available

 

I looked at the herc but chose this cause of the spray can. I kinda like the smoothness tho. Appreciate the comments btw. She's a work in progress but aren't they all.

I like that, that you used. How long/hard is it to do the interior like yours? Would like to do that.

 

it doesnt take to long , i pulled my seats then pulled the carpet , prepped everything with a red scotch brite pad , fix rust and bad spots as needed , masked and paperd off what i didnt want to get hit with over spray , all and all maybe 3-4 hours when all said and done

 

Been debating it but the wifey likes her jeep and doesn't like to share. Mines a DD so would have to find time. Really wanna now tho after seeing all you guys rides. Any cons to doing it?

 

The only con is it gets a little hotter inside during warmer months but not to bad , no more stained carpet or moldy smells , and I added extra drains in my floor so it's alot easier to drain water out of the inside after frying stuck in deep water