spray in bed liner

[strokerguy]

Does anyone know the best spray on bed liner to use. I have been thinking about it and i want acouple things done with it like in floor on the cow trailer and the beds in the trucks.

[Lonno]

Do it yourself? Herculiner.

[07OUTLAW]

The Herculiner is a good DIY. If you want it prof. done, I say Linex or Rhino. Linex is a little tougher, IMO, but the rhinoliner has a better texture, kind of rubbery.

[dsnodd]

Linex is the only way to go if your going to use the he*l out of the bed.
Hurculiner, rino lining and all the other liners are apllied cold, linex is applied hot, it gives it a more uniform look a is more resistent to wear.

[TheDurtyDeez]

I just hurculined my bed and a few other thing like my 12 gal air tank... I used 4 coats, and a bunch of prep work... It looks good, and is THINK! I obviosly dont know how long it will last, but its help up these past 2 weeks perfect, and seems like it will for quite some time, plus I am pretty sure you can touch it up... For 90 bucks for the gallon roller, with brush, and rollers you cant go wrong!

[valetcruiser]

i have multiple vehicles done with line-x. the bed of my truck is done and i love it. i also have a 69 toyota fj-40 that is totally done with it. inside, outside, undernieth, everything. it is great stuff. i haven't been around the other stuff much. if you'de like some pictures pm me and ill send them to you.

[dsnodd]

Originally Posted by TheDurtyDeez

I just hurculined my bed and a few other thing like my 12 gal air tank... I used 4 coats, and a bunch of prep work... It looks good, and is THINK! I obviosly dont know how long it will last, but its help up these past 2 weeks perfect, and seems like it will for quite some time, plus I am pretty sure you can touch it up... For 90 bucks for the gallon roller, with brush, and rollers you cant go wrong!

I'd like to hear from somone thats had hurculiner on for a year or more. I know a couple of guy that used that and it looked like crud in about a year of light use. So I never used it, but it could be that they didn't spend enough time preping.

All I know is I used rino lining on my chevy and those rubbery lumps rubbed right off and it peeled like mad.

My linex job on the ford is 2 years old and it still looks new and that's with very heavy use.

[TheDurtyDeez]

There is some more info in this thread I made before I did my bed

Herculiner ?'s

[strokerguy]

thanks guys well i need somthing that will stand up to anything i would rather have it done, but do they come with a warrenty

[07OUTLAW]

Here's a link to the line-x website, Limited Lifetime Warranty

Line-X

And to rhino lining's Nationwide Warranty

Rhino Linings

And again, these are the two I'd recommend, I've got rhino in my truck (almost 2 years, moderate use, and still looks like new) For what you're lookin' for the line-x might be better though, it stands up to HARD use a bit better.