Bedlining interior opinions needed
 

Bedlining interior opinions needed

I have the entire interior prepped for bedliner in my 78. What do you guys think would be the best brand of do it yourself stuff. Walmart has dura color for $40 a gal, kmart has herculiner for $25 a quart.

Of those choices, I chose Durabak. It is a little more expensive though. http://www.nonslipcoating.com/
I haven't heard anything good about the Herculiner stuff.

Coating
 

I got mine thru Napa and have had good luck with it.

what exactly are you coating in your interior and why?

Of the two the Hurculiner is better, but it don't hold up for crap, at least what I have seen. Look into the stuff Chris is talking about, or maybe Eastwood co. has something?.......

Coating
 

I believe he is doing his bed (at least that is what I thought when I replied) the best is still rhino liner but that is alot of cash to lay out all at once.:bowtie:

I am coating the entire inside firewall to tailgate, and bed sides, I can't afford carpet right now plus it should act as a sound deadener and to prevent future rust. I want to do this myself as the cheapest quote i have received was fo 900 so that count out rhino liner and i do not have a sprayer so it will have to be a roll on kit.

I guess i should have noted this is for a Blazer!

I am looking into doing the same thing for my K5. I have thought about doing the cab in carpet and then starting the bed liner where the rear raises under the back seat. But, I am leaning towards doing the whole thing in bed liner and using diamond cut for the panels and what not. Let me know how your search goes. I have heard good things about rhino lining, but it is expensive.

Rhino lining is good. But like everyone says, expensive. I have the Rhino lining in my bed. Very durable and is not slick. And it holds up to chemicals as I found out the other day bringing an engine/transmission back from the cities with it. Oil, Antifreeze, PS fluid, transmission fluid, and even some residue of battery acid and it is still there.