Those of you who have bed lined your rockers

[toddy]

How much did you use? trying to figure out how much I need to do the bed and the sides. Thanks

[TANK'S 250]

1 gal of Herculiner,...3-4 coats,...and you'll have some left over.

Tips:...
buy rubber gloves,
try to use only the roller,
first coat will look like crap,
use 120 grit sandpaper,
clean surface after sanding with alcohol,
plan this taking 2-3 days,
very important to stir every 60 seconds
between coats, store roller in zip-lock bag

[cchase]

one was enough for the rocker pannels when we did one of our trucks, dont know on the bed tho..

[TANK'S 250]

whoops,...good catch,.....I don't know about the bed....my bed has Rhino lining in it.

Personally....I don't know how well it would hold up in the bed.

It will take 1gal for just the rockers.

[Dave]

I did the bed on my 92 chevy shortbox it took 1.5 gallons. I did 3 coats

[TANK'S 250]

Originally Posted by Dave

I did the bed on my 92 chevy shortbox it took 1.5 gallons. I did 3 coats

Would you recommend doing the bed to others?...downfalls?

[Dave]

It did the job just fine, Until i drug the post hole auger from my skid steer across it. That beat it up a bit. But for the normal user, I think it would be fine. If i did it over again I would do another coat, then I think it wouldve held up to what i was doing

[toddy]

Im just trying to fix my problem on the side of my truck. Some one peeled the trim off the side and caused the paint to peel

[CloverLeafFarm]

hey toddy, i'm considering doing the same thing, i can get my hands on the bed-liner kit which includes basically everything i need for 65$, i figured that was a reasonable price considering i'm doing it my-self.

[JebNY]

I did a 4" strip along the bottom of mine, plus the area below the bed in the back that shows when the tail gate is off, with 2 coats as direction instructed. Came out fine and I used a little over 1/2 the quart container they sell for touch up or extending the kit.

Jeb