Rattle Can Bed Liner... its decent..

[5.0Flareside]

got done throwing down the rattle can bed liner.....



whatcha think???

 

[73F100Shortbed]

Looks alright. Why not do the roll on one?

 

[O'Rattlecan]

We sold a roll on kit at Westlake. I might have gone with that but I'm sure what you did cost nickels compared to even the DIY roll on.

Ryan

 

[smokey]

The spray can liner looks ok, but it doesn't hold up well at all. I have used it as chip guard on lower rocker panels wasn't impressed.

 

[Austin]

I used a can forever ago on my dent's tailgate. It's good if you do a good coat or two, then do a VERY light coat for texture.

 

[nobodyspecial]

The pictures aren't the best so its hard to tell. However, I have had much greater results with roll on liner.

 

[taxreliever]

You should have some before and after pics to show the difference, but yeah....pic quality isn't that great....but I can't wait till you do a little primer work on the body....I bet that would make it look a ton better. I bought the roll on bed liner from Eastwoods for the bump that hopefully in the next weekend or two, I'll be able to post before and after pics.

 

[LEB Ben]

With the durability (or lack there of) and lack of picture quality, I think it looks exactly like a cheap spray on bed liner should look...cheap.

 

[5.0Flareside]

eh it only cost me bout 25 bucks total... so i aint complaining... plus its still wet in those pics so it dont quite look as good as it does now..

and those were cell phone pics...

 

[73F100Shortbed]

With the durability (or lack there of) and lack of picture quality, I think it looks exactly like a cheap spray on bed liner should look...cheap.

Tell us how you really feel, Ben

 

[taxreliever]

eh it only cost me bout 25 bucks total... so i aint complaining... plus its still wet in those pics so it dont quite look as good as it does now..

and those were cell phone pics...

Get us some new pics Chris when you get a chance...making me want to do mine now.....

 

[slmann]

so what product did you use?

I've thought about doing the roll on but haven't made my mind up.

 

[nobodyspecial]

I have used Herculiner roll-on, and I really like it. With good prep, the end result was very nice.

 

[Skandocious]

Herculiner (or Eastwood or other similar products) looks decent but I think you've got the coin, nothing beats a good Line-X job... Both in terms of durability and long-term appearance.

 

[taxreliever]

I bought the Gator Guard II from Eastwoods and if I can squeeze some time over the next few weekends, I'll have some before and after pics.

http://www.eastwood.com/gator-guard-ii-truck-bed-liner-kit.html

 

[LEB Ben]

Question...it seems as if Line-X has taken the market by storm, but it wasn't long ago Rhino Liner was the ticket. what ended up happening to them? Or did Line-X just have a better business plan/product?

 

[smokey]

Line-x had a product that didn't fade as fast was just as tough if not tougher and was cheaper. All that was needed to take over the market.

 

[O'Rattlecan]

My Rhino Liner is a little faded and is squishy compared to Line-X. It's okay, but it's not as good. I have no idea how old the lining in my bed is, though.

Ryan