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    bed liner ?

    ive been wanting a sprayed on bed liner for my 82 c10 but its to expensive so i been thinking about doing it myself with herculiner kit. have any of you used this stuff? and how does it hold up to the weather? is it any good?
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    herculiner works pretty well. Take your time. The rustoleum kit SUCKS.


    Main thing is prep. I know you've repainted your bed, so make sure you either a) get down to old paint or b) it's on there good.

    When I did my s10, it actually pulled the new paint off the bed after a year or 2 if anything big was in banging around in bed. You could peel it off in large strips.

    The rustoleum seems to fade away after 6 months to a year. Goes on a lot smoother which was the reason I used it (on my rollbars/undercarriage/etc)

    I will be getting herculiner for my bumpers in the next week or 2 (hopefully) PREP IS KEY. It is A LOT rougher then say line-x or rhino.
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    Prep for rhino lining is 800 grit, roll on you should go down to at least a 180. And then make sure it's clean clean clean and it will last a long time.
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    I had herculiner on my 74 chevy. And by on it I mean the whole thing. Worked great.

    That was a long time ago. Dad and I got it when I was in 6th grade. Rebuilt the motor and trans. I ended up with it for graduation.
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    ive been sanding with 80 grit to get the gloss off, im taking my time with the prep work, i want this stuff to last. is herculiner a glossy finish?
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    Quote Originally Posted by lechez71 View Post
    ive been sanding with 80 grit to get the gloss off, im taking my time with the prep work, i want this stuff to last. is herculiner a glossy finish?
    I think its somewhat glossy. Mine was painted over so I have no idea.
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    no. it gets almost ashy flat. line-x is only one i've seen with 'a shine'. my rhino did for first couple years.
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    i found this kit that comes with the spray gun, it looks to be better than herculiner. what do yall think? RAPTOR BEDLINER
    1982 c10 lsx swaped, NP tuned, true duals, 4:11s, trutrac, e-fans, CAI

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