Bed liner on rocker panels???
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It's a little hard to see in my sig pic, but I have bedliner on the bottom parts of my doors and my rockers all the way around (and the bottom part of the bed for the sake of matching)....It does stick well to most of the surfaces with the exception of a few "problem" areas - mainly the curves around the wheel wells on the bed. I applied two coats after spending a significant amount of time sanding, but I'm still having some minor cracking/chipping issues around the rear wheel wells. It's really not a big deal in my opinion and I do love the look/protection of the bed liner on my truck.
Just take your time sanding and taping, that's what determines the final quality of the work! I used raptor liner which comes in a kit and I used an air powered spray gun to put it on. It does hold up very well to every day driving, I've had it on my truck for a little over a year. If you have any rust on the body, treat that FIRST (por-15) before putting the bed lining over it...I have a little bit coming back on the bottoms of my doors
Just take your time sanding and taping, that's what determines the final quality of the work! I used raptor liner which comes in a kit and I used an air powered spray gun to put it on. It does hold up very well to every day driving, I've had it on my truck for a little over a year. If you have any rust on the body, treat that FIRST (por-15) before putting the bed lining over it...I have a little bit coming back on the bottoms of my doors
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ive got herculiner along the bottom half of the truck and its held up great. the spray stuff will wind up coming off. go out and buy the herculiner kit with the roller and everything. its all in the prep if you dont prep it well it wont stick right. i rolled on the herculiner and have had it on for 2 years now no isseus what so ever held up well looks good no rock chips