Do to the weather lately I haven't had the chance to do much more to it. I tried doing the red stripe on the side of the hood earlier this week but it didn't turn out good. It was the first three days I had off and it didn't rain. I still had some wind to contend with and on top of that I think I thinned my paint a little to much and had some major paint runs. On my next three days off I will try to redo it if the weather permits.
I would suggest getting a sprayer and spraying the bedliner on. I thought the roll on bedliner did fine on my rocker panels but I can see some roller lines on some parts the rest of the truck.

BTW if you get some blemishes in it later on or think it's fading a little just Armor All it and it'll look like new. FWIW to cover about 85-90% of the (extended cab) truck, with two coats will probably take a little over a gallon of the Rustoleum bedliner. That's not including the bed of the truck.

 

Any chance you could take a quick pic sometime? I was hoping someone would have a thread with different stages of their bedliner. I think, depending on costs, I may paint the top of the truck a lime or true green color instead of white. I kind of have a crazy idea to make my truck into a Mountain Dew themed truck. I see a lot of Monster themes but no MD's. It might be over the top, but to each their own I guess .

 

I painted my VW Baja Bug almost 2 years ago with UPOL Raptor UV protected, tintable bedliner. I used automotive OD Green paint to tint it. I used a compressor to paint it on. I liked the results. It was important to me to have UV protection since I live in Az. It never faded on me, even though it was parked outside. I sold it a few months ago, but the bedliner looked just fine.







I'm tempted to do the same thing to my newly purchased 98 Ram.

 

Was that really a three-speed trans???

Looks like a fun toy though.

 

No, the ashtray was from an autostick. This was a fun car. 4spd, 1600sp, 3" body lift, 3" suspension lift + 27.5" tires= a desert bug that didn't scratch, and was 7" taller than a standard bug.

 

I remember the 'auto-sticks'..... interesting, but, I never wanted to work on one.