bed liner - duplicolor bed armor?
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bed liner - duplicolor bed armor?
I'd like to line my truck's bed sometime within the next month, and was thinking about DupliColor's Bed Armor. Aside from the cool name, I've read both positive and negative reviews about the product. However, normally whenever I read a negative review about a painting-type of product, I typically assume the person didn't invest in the proper preparation prior to applying the actual product so I don't pay them too much mind.
Being said, I've always had good results with DupliColor's products and would like to continue using their products.
My truck gets used like a truck...hauling firewood, taking out scrap metal, dump runs, and friends who beg me to 'help' them move just so they can use my truck instead of renting one. What I'm saying is that the bed gets worked, so I want something that will last and provide enough grip so things won't slide around and crack my rear window
Has anyone used this particular product, Pros/Cons, ease of application, texture and finish, etc? I'm just looking for some personal input
Being said, I've always had good results with DupliColor's products and would like to continue using their products.
My truck gets used like a truck...hauling firewood, taking out scrap metal, dump runs, and friends who beg me to 'help' them move just so they can use my truck instead of renting one. What I'm saying is that the bed gets worked, so I want something that will last and provide enough grip so things won't slide around and crack my rear window
Has anyone used this particular product, Pros/Cons, ease of application, texture and finish, etc? I'm just looking for some personal input
#2
Saw it done once and it didnt look that great. I have a few friends that did herculiner and I think it looks better. Personally if you abuse your bed a lot your better off going a line x or rhino liner. They offer lifetime warranty for the life of the vehicle. I have rhino liner in my bed and its indestructible. Takes all my abuse.
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I know RhinoLiner is great, but I prefer to do work myself...I know that involves some risks like goofing it up then having a deal with the imperfections, but that only adds character and get the satisfaction of doing it.
But I was really hoping to hear some better things about this stuff. Oh well, I guess I'll look into Hurculiner and other brands.
If any one else has decent pics of what they have, can you upload them?
But I was really hoping to hear some better things about this stuff. Oh well, I guess I'll look into Hurculiner and other brands.
If any one else has decent pics of what they have, can you upload them?
#6
Rhino will fade but it still looks good by me it started black now it’s more of a gray I wish I had picked the red color unless it faded to pink and red usually fades to pink on most things.
But anything will look abused after a number of years it doesn’t bother me any
If I used some armor all on it it will look fine but the armor all will make it kind of slippery so I stopped
But anything will look abused after a number of years it doesn’t bother me any
If I used some armor all on it it will look fine but the armor all will make it kind of slippery so I stopped