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    DIY whole truck in bed liner....?

    Has anyone used this? If so any reviews?




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    #2
    I've used the roll on and use the can to touch up, it's fine for me. I use my bed hauling stuff all the time and it's pretty tough stuff

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      #3
      I sprayed all the the lower areas and fender flairs on my Jeep with the rustoleum. It’s held up well. The tan was rolled on monstaliner.

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        #4
        Originally posted by Humper View Post
        I sprayed all the the lower areas and fender flairs on my Jeep with the rustoleum. It’s held up well. The tan was rolled on monstaliner.

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          #5
          Originally posted by drop dead fred View Post
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          Key is to prep very well. Rough up the paint with a scuff pad and then clean with alcohol before you spray the liner.

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            #6
            Originally posted by Humper View Post
            Key is to prep very well. Rough up the paint with a scuff pad and then clean with alcohol before you spray the liner.


            This. And depends on the application. I used the spray on for a bumper i built for my sxs but use the roll on for truck beds. I have done two trucks. Did my 05 and it still looked good when i sold it after 13 yrs and i used the crap out of it. Did a 16 i had and it did not hold up near as well. Peddles on my mtn bike would scratch it. Not sure if they changed the formula or what but i prepped them both the same way mentioned above


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              #7
              I just used u-pol raptor spray kit very easy great results check out you tube
              Good luck

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                #8
                I put it on my golf cart I use for hunting. So far it’s holding up well. It’s been 2yrs since I sprayed it.

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                  #9
                  Originally posted by Chasing_bone View Post
                  I put it on my golf cart I use for hunting. So far it’s holding up well. It’s been 2yrs since I sprayed it.
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                    #10
                    Originally posted by Vap View Post
                    I just used u-pol raptor spray kit very easy great results check out you tube
                    Good luck
                    My buddy used Raptor and I really like the way it looks.

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                      #12
                      How well does it hold up

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                        #13
                        FYI monstaliner is the only one that has UV protection in the mix. My understanding is the color will get chalky over time as the UV breaks down the liner. I monstalined the tub and exterior of my Sammy. All I can say is prep was a lot of work and rolling it was chore also.


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                          #14
                          It’s more like a textured paint than a bedliner coating

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                            #15
                            Used it on a tool box sanded and primed the toolbox prior to spraying it. Six months later I wished I would have taken it to Line-X.

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