[2drx4]

What works best? Is herculiner kinda spongy/soft (polyurethane based)?

 

[Kyle]

I found that most people use herc, I will use that when I beadline my interior.

 

[2drx4]

Well, I was told, but not reliably, that herc would be best for sound deadening as it is more rubbery. But I question if that is ideal if I was to do bumpers or sliders with it? I know there is at least one type of liner that can be applied smooth - which makes more sense for exterior use to me.

 

[Jeepers Creepers]

I heard that the dupli color does very well too. Thats what I plan on using.

 

[kmanxj5050]

herc sucks!!!!

i used it on the rockers and bed of my chevy

2 good coats in the bed and 4 on the rockers. You could see the silver coming through in the bed in 2 months, and the rockers in like 6

I have had this same question as i am looking into removing the plastic molding and doin my rockers on the heep before winter.

i also used the duplicolor in a spray can on my rear bumper and it turned out like flat black spray paint, just a tiny tiny bit rougher.

any other brands?

 

[okcjeeper]

I hate to say it but the over the country roll on and rattle can jobs are all going to create sub-par results..I have a local bedliner shop who will be doing my rockers and flairs when I get ready as well as the inside..Yep it will cost me a tad more but will look 10 times better then duplic or herc..I am going be be taking my bumpers off and dropping them off once friday and pick up up that saturday to see what they do..Will cost me about $50 to do..The rockers will cost me about $90 and the inside about $225. Costs me more but in the end will last way longer and look way better..

 

[elnino]

mm...herc ftw...just make sure to do it the way is suposte to be done...

 

[BlueXJ]

Yes a buddy had mixed results the first he got the rattle can type and the second he got the gallon roll on stuff. The roll on was much better.

 

[Jeepers Creepers]

I got the roll on duplicolor and I plan I trying that out.

 

[XJ Stryker]

I like Plasti-coat as my cheap application

 

[kmanxj5050]

only 90 to do the rockers i might have to get ahold of the local body shop :thumbsup:

 

[lornix]

I did the inside of mine with $35 per gallon spray-on rocker guard purchased at the local Crappy Tire (Canadian Tire). I put it on super thick with a brush and it seems to be holding up well enough.

Stunk like a bugger for the first 3 months :thumbdown:

 

[okcjeeper]

only 90 to do the rockers i might have to get ahold of the local body shop :thumbsup:

That price is from a friend who works there I am sure it would cost a whole lot more..They will do any color as well..But they guarantee no chipping, discoloration ad what not..

 

[kmanxj5050]

oh i c i might look into herc again but just sand alot more and put alot more coats on.

or maybe dupli color.

WHich is cheaper?

 

[okcjeeper]

Duplicolor is cheaper but I bought a rattle can of it and sprayed some metal pieces I had and wasn't that impressed..Roll on is likely a better option matter what..unless ya have it professionally done..

 

[kmanxj5050]

yea i got the spray duplicolor too and wasnt impressed

 

[Belto]

mine has hold up good, but yeah the spray one is more like paint it isnt that thick and well its pretty smooth compare with roll on..

 

[Jeepers Creepers]

mine has hold up good, but yeah the spray one is more like paint it isnt that thick and well its pretty smooth compare with roll on..

Well ya. How else do you think the will get it out of the can. I has to be thin enough to spray through a rattle can.

 

[okcjeeper]

I use the duplicolor rattle can on my fender wells..It works pretty good and easy to touch up if needed..

 

[Belto]

Well ya. How else do you think the will get it out of the can. I has to be thin enough to spray through a rattle can.

well yeah but I expected a lil more texture..