Roll-on Bedliners?
 

I will try this topic in this forum. I ran across this stuff that JCWhitney sells, Herculiner, anybody used it and satisfied with the results? Or perhaps can anybody recommed another ROLL-ON bedliner?

Thanks

If you are going to do it strictly for cosmetics its not bad.
If you actually want to be able to throw stuff on it you better get the real thing.
I used the spray in kind, dupli-color brand and it looks ok, but isnt very thick.
The roll on kinds are thicker and stronger, bot nothing even close to the real spray in liners.
I know many who have done both ways and all agree the the real thing is better all around.
Both will fade in the sunlight.

The spray in that I used was in spray cans, so you cant expect too much out of them. I prep'd it well and spray in twice the recommended amount and its still thin and scratches easy. It does look pretty good though. When I did this it was because I had a plastic liner that didnt fit well and I was afraid of rust in the bed. I pulled the liner and everything looked pretty clean, so I decided to do a quick cheap spray in for now. Here is the only picture I can find that shows the bed liner.

Yea, mine will be for cosmetic purposes. I never got the inside of my bed color matched because of the price of the candyapple and because I was hauling stuff so I left it primered. I just want to kind of finish it off so that it looks good. It does not haul much these days.

Yours does look nice but I want to stay away from the spray stuff.

Yeah I wouldnt recommend the spray in a can type like this.

Its hard to tell in pictures, but the problem with the roll on type is the texture doesnt look too consistant.

There is a do it yourself spray in liner that required a paint gun.
I havent seen one done this way so I dont know how that works.
But I know the can doesnt have enough to do one truck bed.

My son has a kit (Herculiner) that he bought from Autozone and gave like $120.00 for it. He would probably sell it to you for half that. He sold the pickup he was going to put it in and bought one with a wood bed and doesn't need it. He also bought an extra can with the kit so there would be enough to do a full side bed. Send him a PM if you are interested. CHEV74

I did a roll in liner in my truck and If I was hauling more than groceries and a stroller I would probably do it again so it was thicker. But it also costs a third of what it would cost if you took it to a rhinoliner dealer to do. I did mine just so the paint wouldn't scratch and then rust. For your application the roll in one should be fine.

Tell him he has a pm.

do y'all think the roll-on stuff would work ok for a blazer (fiberglass) top...i plan to paint it in the spring, but not sure what i should use

Thanks, -Nick

Are you talking about on the inside? I dont see why not. Here is the product description.

lol, There are hundreds of uses.

My buddy did it to his truck and it peels up.

no, i'm painting the outside...the black is faded and has been scratched from tree branches in a few spots...its says for camper shells and boats so i assume its safe for fiberglass