Best Do It Yourself bed liner
Done, check my post above. What's nice is that if you happen to scuff a spot for some reason, you can mix up a small 1 oz batch for any touch ups. I mixed a small amount so that i can coat the deep tight gaps on the inner side of the bumper with a long skinny paint brush
I used the duplicolor rattlecan liner on my grill and rustoluem on my hinges. If i could do it again i'd definitely use rustoluem on both. Has a smoother texture and a better looking finish in my opinion. Little more factory or professionally done. Both great products tho. I would recommend doing a test spray on a piece of wood or something because that stuff is definitely different than using spray paint! 
I would agree on using rattlecan on things like bumpers and rockrails. Tub and exterior, definitely the Monster/Raptor liner route
I would agree on using rattlecan on things like bumpers and rockrails. Tub and exterior, definitely the Monster/Raptor liner route
also, do you have any issues with the liner chipping off the hinges?
If you want close up pics I'll have to post em tomorrow in the light. I have a few very small spots of orange showing thru on the very top of the body hinge from taking doors on and off and missing the hole lol. But in no way is it chipping at all.
Do you have any pics? I actually just bought a can of this for my rock rails. I have seen it on small stuff like side steps and bumpers, but I am curious how it looks spread out over a large area.
Close up pics would be great... Trying to decide what to do with the hinges... She's in the body shop now for some touch up work but they are reluctant to bedline the hinges... They keep telling me it will chip off... I just think they don't want to do it. That's why I was wondering about the rattle can liner
Close up pics would be great... Trying to decide what to do with the hinges... She's in the body shop now for some touch up work but they are reluctant to bedline the hinges... They keep telling me it will chip off... I just think they don't want to do it. That's why I was wondering about the rattle can liner


