Durabak bedliner coatings-anyone have any thoughts?

[jt512]

Has anyone used it on the inside of their rigs? I really like the idea of using the smooth over the rough to get a medium texture (4wheeloffroad blazer build) but I have yet to meet any one that has done it or to see the results in person. I have used herculiner and it held up great but being as rough as it is, it was always a pain to clean because it would trap so much dirt in the "nooks and crannies". This is the link to the blazer build pic 12 shows the durabak install.

http://www.4wheeloffroad.com/projectbuild/131_0703_1974_chevy_k5_blazer_rollcage/parts_install.html

 

[BGKYK5]

I saw that too and thought it sounded like a good idea. Then I went to the Durabak website and there is no mention of a "smooth" Durabak.

 

[super10brss]

I have the "rough" duraback.... and I love it.... below is a couple pics... now that said if I had $400 to blow I would have got like a LineX or something thicker... my blazer inside is too dang load... the duraback softened the noise some but I think the thicker stuff would have been even better.... also there are a couple patch panels on the drivers side... aluminum I think... that gives some when you step on them... well the duraback has rubbed off.... it is real easy to clean... spray on some greased lightning... run over it with tire brush... spray out..... all and all it is well worth $100 the kit costs..... Good luck

 

[jt512]

I saw that too and thought it sounded like a good idea. Then I went to the Durabak website and there is no mention of a "smooth" Durabak.

http://www.nonslipcoating.com/colorchart2.htm This is their color chart and has the listings and prices for rough and smooth. I emailed them awhile back and they sent me color "chips" of rough and smooth in the dark gray.

 

[Blue90]

I've got it on the rocker pannels of my rig and LOVE IT!!! looks great, cleans up well with a power washer. On my other rig I have a very thin lining in the tub of it just to avoid corrosion and keep traction under my feet. It's a little more dificult to clean when it's insite the tub as opposed to having it on the rockers. But overall great product.

Here's a few pics
http://coloradok5.com/forums/picture.php?albumid=78&pictureid=1509

http://coloradok5.com/forums/picture.php?albumid=78&pictureid=1286

 

[BGKYK5]

http://www.nonslipcoating.com/colorchart2.htm This is their color chart and has the listings and prices for rough and smooth. I emailed them awhile back and they sent me color "chips" of rough and smooth in the dark gray.

Good info, I guess I didn't look hard enough.

I'll put it on my (endless) list of things to do.