Best play/price for the 'do it yourself' bedliner kits?

[William Wallace]

Speaking of.... I need a bedliner in my truck - any recommendations for someone so I don't have to do it myself?

Fat Lip Customs does a bad ass liner CHEAP like 250 Its Solid polyeurethane HIgh pressure hot. Google em...

[William Wallace]

I wouldnt even mask my own truck for 250 bucks lol way too lazy!!!

[diablo rojo]

I wouldnt even mask my own truck for 250 bucks lol way too lazy!!!

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On shit like this, I'd rather pay a little more and have a pro do it and not risk a messy mistake. That stuff isn't fun to undo.

[William Wallace]

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On shit like this, I'd rather pay a little more and have a pro do it and not risk a messy mistake. That stuff isn't fun to undo.

Yea not at all!! They have been doing em everyday for six years and just now branching out into the retail space. They were doing mostly dealership liners on brand new trucks all this time

[Sgt Beavis]

^^^^ I've tried nearly all of them, the Upol Raptor stuff works excellent and it's very durable and easy to apply.

Yea, but I just don't have the time to do all this myself. Work and life in general are keeping me busy this month. I don't even have time for any woodworking projects and my garage is still stuffed to the gills from the move we just did. So I'm going to outsource it

I called Grapevine Ford and they charge $499 but I don't know what product they use. The guy at the parts counter is checking into that. This morning I requested quotes from a few other places, but I haven't heard back yet.

[Sean88gt]

"I'll take 'Jobs that are better performed by someone else' for $500, Alex"

[CJ]

Yea, but I just don't have the time to do all this myself. Work and life in general are keeping me busy this month. I don't even have time for any woodworking projects and my garage is still stuffed to the gills from the move we just did. So I'm going to outsource it

I called Grapevine Ford and they charge $499 but I don't know what product they use. The guy at the parts counter is checking into that. This morning I requested quotes from a few other places, but I haven't heard back yet.

Yeah I can respect that. There is a shitload of prep required to properly lay down bed liner, but the savings is huge. The cheapest Line-X quote I got on my Jeep was $750 - lol. That's another gun.

[Sgt Beavis]

Looks like Grapevine Ford farms this work out to these guys:

http://bulldogextremebedliners.com/index.html

They use Xtreme Bedliners for their spray in coating. I've never heard of them.

[Bringit]

I've rolled in a Herculiner on two trucks now, and have been happy with the results. I dont know if it is just an Oreillys brand, but its pretty solid.

[JimD]

^^^^ I've tried nearly all of them, the Upol Raptor stuff works excellent and it's very durable and easy to apply.



$100 kit.

Looks great, how much material u get for the $100?

[CJ]

Looks great, how much material u get for the $100?

Enough to do a standard truck bed. A jeep leaves you with extra. There are local places that sell it locally. Herculiner is also popular and its roll on. But if you have a compressor I would suggest the raptor. It's so much easier to apply, and its much more durable. Herculiner will fade to a flat texture after some time, raptor can have UV additive added and can be color matched. Herculiner is more like a thick paint with rubber balls in it. Raptor is more of a epoxy which builds up and absorbs impacts.

[Sgt Beavis]

Enough to do a standard truck bed. A jeep leaves you with extra. There are local places that sell it locally. Herculiner is also popular and its roll on. But if you have a compressor I would suggest the raptor. It's so much easier to apply, and its much more durable. Herculiner will fade to a flat texture after some time, raptor can have UV additive added and can be color matched. Herculiner is more like a thick paint with rubber balls in it. Raptor is more of a epoxy which builds up and absorbs impacts.

Well I'm not hearing back from any of these liner installers so I guess I'll reconsider doing it myself. Raptor looks pretty good, as does Gator Guard. I'll just have to wait until I finish getting my garage sorted out.

[BEARY]

Herculiner, best IMO.

Duplicolor is junk.

[JimD]

Enough to do a standard truck bed. A jeep leaves you with extra. There are local places that sell it locally. Herculiner is also popular and its roll on. But if you have a compressor I would suggest the raptor. It's so much easier to apply, and its much more durable. Herculiner will fade to a flat texture after some time, raptor can have UV additive added and can be color matched. Herculiner is more like a thick paint with rubber balls in it. Raptor is more of a epoxy which builds up and absorbs impacts.

Ive got a cj-5 project going and gonna spray the inside, might try that stuff if i can find a supplier local(shreveport). Its a little bit cheaper than gator guard.

Well I'm not hearing back from any of these liner installers so I guess I'll reconsider doing it myself. Raptor looks pretty good, as does Gator Guard. I'll just have to wait until I finish getting my garage sorted out.

Ive used gator guard on several vehicles, nothing hard at all about it, biggest deal is masking or covering in plastic EVERYTHING you don't want covered....the shit goes everywhere. Everything means hood, front bumper, walls of garage, etc.

[4EyedTurd]

^^^^ I've tried nearly all of them, the Upol Raptor stuff works excellent and it's very durable and easy to apply.

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$100 kit.

That looks damn tempting as I've got three trucks I'd like to do. Any other pointers? Does everyone do the top of the bed caps?