Duplicolor Bedliner...

[ARAMP1]

Kinda SUCKS.

I've decided to coat all of interior pieces/door panels in LineX. Rugged looking and rugged actually. Well, I was at the parts store and I saw the spray in duplicolor stuff. It was seven bucks so I bit off on it. It's just like black primer. I can't imagine using it in the bed of the truck. I should have known you get what you pay for.

 

[lectric80]

I have used it for small projects, and it works perfect. It does require a lot more coats than I think I would use with a roll-on type Herc or others. I have used it for the step to my little tent trailer, and I used about 8 coats or a half can. Overall it dampens the sounds when you smack the step, and it provides a nice traction surface for climbing in and out. Just my experience though. I wouldn't use it for large areas, but it is great for smaller ones.

I also plan to use it for the top of the winch bumper to provide a slip resistant surface when working under the hood.

 

[WJACKSON11X]

Ive used it for sliders, bumpers, wheels , etc. , works great for stuff like that because you can just spray more on when it gets scratched off. I definetley would not use it for a truck bed or for the inside of a blazer.

 

[DPI]

I used the stuff that was in the cans for a while. It works well on sliders and bumpers you do have to spray it thick. However, I would not have used it on interior pieces.

I stopped using the stuff in the spray cans and went with the gallon jugs. You have a good initial investment because you need the spray gun, but it works much better than the spray cans. It applies much thicker than the spray cans and the application is faster too. It is also more cost effective than $9 a can for the aerosol... It would take 3 cans of the aerosol per bumper. I have sprayed 3 bumpers and have 1/4" of the jug left. The gallon jug is about $50 iirc.

 

[Hop-up]

Herculiner!!