Anybody here own or work at a ahop that does spray liners. Looking to price a possible job

Contact GSD coatings. They're in Aberdeen.

Forget spray ons or plastic liners. Put a Bed Rug in and be done with it. You'll love it. Had one in my p/u....

 

 

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My least favourite kind of job -- 99% prep work

Forget spray ons or plastic liners. Put a Bed Rug in and be done with it. You'll love it. Had one in my p/u....

 

 

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I have a bed rug in my truck and its great, just don't put mulch in it .

I have a bed rug in my truck and its great, just don't put mulch in it .

No biggie... I put all kind crap in it. Worse case, take it out and beat it a bit. But what a lot of folks do is throw down a tarp then put mulch in.

 

 

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I have a Line-x spray in and it stands up to anything from oil to mulch and pitchforks.

 

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Second on the Line-X.  Got the Premium with the UV protection. Looks brand new today. A little pressure wash with some soap and your GTG.  Would do it again.  Worth ever dollar over Rhino liner.  That's on the other P/U, considering recoating with Line-X Renew.

Yeah...no bed rug. I am contemplating spraying the entire truck

I just got the regular stuff as I have a bed cover so it lives in the dark most of the time.

 

Doing the whole truck gets expensive as the masking is much more complicated and therefore time consuming.

 

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Yeah...no bed rug. I am contemplating spraying the entire truck

A guy i know Rhino Lined his entire Jeep JKU... its looks pretty bad ass. It is Heavy though...

Line-x does spray lower quater panels to match, hardly noticeable. 

Not looking to match. Want the dull black look. Might just do plasti dip instead

Not looking to match. Want the dull black look. Might just do plasti dip instead

I wouldn't plasti dip, if you were going that route i would just wrap the truck in vinyl.. but all of these options are pricey..

No vinyl wraps.

Plasti dip will chip away over time. So will any paint. Though

I wouldn't do the whole truck unless you're prepared to take everything down to bare metal, apply etch primer and maybe a couple additional coats.  Then sand everything down again and apply the bed liner.  Otherwise it will rust even faster -- water will find its way between the liner material and metal in places even with good prep work.  This also opens up another can of worms of needing to fix existing rust spots first, maybe even cutting sections out and welding new pieces in.  The kind of job that takes up 4+ weekends in a row.  

 

Also I think that plastic dip stuff has a short life expectancy when exposed to the elements, particularly the finish

My friend just Plasti dipped a good portion of his Ram 1500, it came out great, and yea it will chip away over time, but a can of plasti dip costs next to nothing to keep up with it....I saw a VW Beetle completely Plasti dipped this week in Edison.  Looked pretty bad ass....for a beetle.  lol.  Apparently this is a big thing now?

Nice thing about PlastiDip is you can peel it off if you get tired of it. A lot of guys on the bike forum I frequent use it to do temp color changes on bikes.

 

 

This signature is AWESOME!!!

I plastidipped my hood, cowl, and fender because of fire damage. It looks like crap.

I plastidipped my hood, cowl, and fender because of fire damage. It looks like crap.

 

 

Pretty sure it isnt meant to cover up fire damage....The work I've seen looks pretty good

H.m. Murdock is right it takes allot of work to coat the whole exterior of a vehicle to do it the right way and not trap any moisture or rust. But I would only fix the rust spots and not strip the whole vehicle as long as there is not that many spots. With that said I will be coating the entire exterior and interior of my jeep with the monstaliner product. Check it out its a good product and there is a shit load of colors to pick from if you don't go with black but they have black too. Just remember it can be a bitch to get dirt and mud off anything that is lined so it's going to be a pain to wash.