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Here are a couple pics of my new herculiner bedliner. I like it better than the plastic bedliner that I had in my truck. I work for a local autoparts store so I picked it up pretty cheap.

 

 

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Here are a couple pics of my new herculiner bedliner. I like it better than the plastic bedliner that I had in my truck. I work for a local autoparts store so I picked it up pretty cheap.

 

 

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Nice I recently had mine lined with Rhino Liner and I really prefered spray on liner ove the plastic insert, with the plasti inserts I;ve noticed over the years your bed develop rusts. So did you applied the liner yourself or you had the shop do it?

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Looks great, was considering doing this and think that seals the deal! How hard was it that loks pro!

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i did this too my 96 but it lost a little color after a year in the texas sun and also it looked like some of the material came off after a years use...still looked good but on some parts you could see the paint through it. I only did two coats how many did you do?

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Here are a couple pics of my new herculiner bedliner. I like it better than the plastic bedliner that I had in my truck. I work for a local autoparts store so I picked it up pretty cheap.

 

 

DSC00198.jpg

 

DSC00199.jpg

 

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DSC00201.jpg

 

DSC00202.jpg

 

Nice I recently had mine lined with Rhino Liner and I really prefered spray on liner ove the plastic insert, with the plasti inserts I;ve noticed over the years your bed develop rusts. So did you applied the liner yourself or you had the shop do it?

 

I had a plastic liner and took it out because I didn't want to get any rust. I did it my self with the kit that you can buy. The kit comes with everything you need.

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i did this too my 96 but it lost a little color after a year in the texas sun and also it looked like some of the material came off after a years use...still looked good but on some parts you could see the paint through it. I only did two coats how many did you do?

I only did two coats. I still have a little left, so I will be able to do any patch work if needed.

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i did this too my 96 but it lost a little color after a year in the texas sun and also it looked like some of the material came off after a years use...still looked good but on some parts you could see the paint through it. I only did two coats how many did you do?

I only did two coats. I still have a little left, so I will be able to do any patch work if needed.

 

Looks like you did a really good job. Im not sure how much actual protection it will offer but it looks good!

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Looks great, was considering doing this and think that seals the deal! How hard was it that loks pro!

It wasn't to bad to do. I would say the worse part is prepping the bed. You have to scuff all of the gloss off of the bed or wherever you are going to put it. The kit comes with a small paintbrush and a roller. You just do all the tight places with the brush and roll the rest. I would say each coat took about an hour to do. Dry time for each coat was a little more than a hour. This month herculiner is doing a $20 mail in rebate. So if anybody buys one of these kit, and the store doesn't have any of the rebate forms let me know and I will get some from work and mail one to you.

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The kit when I bought was advertised arounf $99. But I bought mine from Auto Zone and somehow, someway they girl wrung up a sticker that was on the gal of Heruliner and it came up for $9.99....

 

I couldnt beleive it... I know that I am a bad person for taking advantage of the situation but we all get some and lose some!

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Looks good. Let us know how it holds up.

 

 

I did this 2 months ago on the inside of my tailgate (white) and it is holding up well

(lots of use)

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