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how many people have done this, my carpet is crap and knowing me its just gonna get worse. i was thinking of removeing all my carpet and doing a roll on bed liner. how many have done this and what do you think of it?
 
Make sure you do a really good job with prep. It is nowhere near as tough as the spray on bed liners but the price is right.
 
38377k5 said:
Make sure you do a really good job with prep. It is nowhere near as tough as the spray on bed liners but the price is right.
what would you do to prep it and how was the noise/heat?
 
I feel like i've typed this very sentence 40 times (do a search):

I used durabak on the entire floor of my burb. I used 40 grit sandpaper and a 3m abrasive wheel on my drill to make the surface nice and rough. Then I used xylene to clean it all up. I used about 1 1/2 gallons of durabak.

It didn't do much for the noise, and did nothing for the heat. My wife's purse actually melted to the floor. But other than that, I like it a lot and would do it again.
 
I just herc'd my k5 about a month ago. I got the gallon kit for $60 and it only used like 3/4 of it so I did the inner fenders, bumpers, hood front, and some trailer. To prep I scuffed it all up with the supplied brillo pad thing and then cleaned it very well. Blew it out, cleaned with a dry rag, cleaned with reducer, then cleaned with acetone. So far its holding up, but time will tell for sure. At $60 vs $400+ what do you have to loose? Good luck.
 
Search. I have, and have posted pics in the past. I used a Canadian product that you guys might not have, but it is super durable,and hasn't faded.
 
I have searched "herculiner" "por15" "rust bullet" and "rustbullet". I am happy to searach, but not search what to search on...
 
OK, so I am a tool. I searched bedliner the things Skigirl suggested and yup, there a crap load of posts. Here is what I learned. Pretty much across the board the key to applying bedliner is prep. Herculiner needing the most prep of what I read and Rust Bullet needing the least.

I only found one thread where the guy laid down Rust Bullet and then Herculiner over it, but from what I read (and please correct me if I am incorrect) if you prep well, you should be able to lay Herculiner right down on the metal without needing a base coat, in this case Rust Bullet.

So, has anybody else done Rust Bullet and then herculiner over it?
 
I rolled Durabak over POR 15, and I think Rust Bullet is probably similar. For POR 15, you either need to sand it well before you prep for the bedliner (in Durabak's case you must clean well with xylene) or use their Top Coat Primer before painting or putting anything over the POR 15.

You can lay any bedliner down over bare metal, but must prep per bedliner instructions.
 
Noah,

If you want some pics email me at shick_t2///at///yahoo///dot///com

Obviously remove the /// at and dot. Just trying to avoid more spamming than I already get. Put a good title too. Thanks
 

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