Herculinar the blazer cab

[73redblaze]

My brother and I hurculined the cab of my blazer today. instead of posting it twice, i linked my build thread. Post replys in either one. scroll to bottom of page 4

http://coloradok5.com/forums/showthread.php?t=287224&page=4

 

[dremu]

Shoulda worn gloves... there are horror stories here about how difficult bedliner is to remove, and some truly epic bits combining the words "herculiner" and "hootus"

Also, I know that shopvac!

-- A

 

[SCK5Blazer]

It looks good. I'm thinking about using the U-POL Raptor in mine, just cuz I'd rather tape off and spray than roll...wish I had went ahead and done my zr2 bed, rockers, and flares so I"d know how it holds up, but I've heard good things.

 

[73redblaze]

yea so far im happy with it, time will tell

 

[badmix]

I wonder how it will act when it gets hot from the exhaust/tranny. I had my interior Line Xd and have been happy with it, but I think next go around ill do it myself. The Line X doesnt soften up when it gets hot and becomes rubber like the Rhino liner does. Im curious about the Herculiner as well.

 

[SkyJumper]

My last Bronco I bed lined, and I tell you what, the A/C could not cool the interior down as the drive train and exhaust heat rising unto the floor would just heat the inside and break a sweat driving. I hated it especially on long drive. And the noise factor was a bitch too. Never again, rubber flooring way to go.

 

[Stomis]

My last Bronco I bed lined, and I tell you what, the A/C could not cool the interior down as the drive train and exhaust heat rising unto the floor would just heat the inside and break a sweat driving. I hated it especially on long drive. And the noise factor was a bitch too. Never again, rubber flooring way to go.

This. Ill be spray canning, undercoating and then rubber matting the interior of my trooper. I learned my lesson from the 87. All the stuff does is trap moisture underneath it, promote rust growth, and make it a pain in the ass to clean the floor.

That was something I really regretted doing...

 

[496truck]

I wonder how it will act when it gets hot from the exhaust/tranny. I had my interior Line Xd and have been happy with it, but I think next go around ill do it myself. The Line X doesnt soften up when it gets hot and becomes rubber like the Rhino liner does. Im curious about the Herculiner as well.

To answer your question, it doesn't seem to get soft at all on those hot hot days. Not even when I'm driving down the highway for 2 hours straight, in some traffic, dousing myself with a wet towel from the cooler. The Herc didn't loosen up anywhere or change at all.

 

[ZukiJohn]

Does it even get "hot" in Carver MA?? I mean really? Dousing with a wet towel! Pansy, come on out to the desert! I'll show you some real heat!

LMAO!

 

[496truck]

Nice, I suppose you have a point there.

On the other hand though, I'll be the one shoveling snow off the driveway during a noreaster in a t-shirt and still complaining it's hot out.

 

[badmix]

My last Bronco I bed lined, and I tell you what, the A/C could not cool the interior down as the drive train and exhaust heat rising unto the floor would just heat the inside and break a sweat driving. I hated it especially on long drive. And the noise factor was a bitch too. Never again, rubber flooring way to go.

Hmm. Ive never had this issue. My interior stays just as cool as it did with carpet. And noise is a bit louder but the only time I notice it, is when im trying to talk on my cellphone.