Herculiner HCL1B8 Brush-on Bed Liner Kit, Black

If you are going to apply this product i highly recommend watching some videos before you do so!! there are many little things that are worth knowing before you apply product. bought this over a year ago and it sat in the garage.. decided to apply it finally. a couple videos said stir thoroughly, they were under exaggerating i think... you need to stir this stuff a lot. it takes a while by hand but it will mix. Cons: most videos said it takes between 1-4 hours to set or become "not tacky" for your second coat i found it took over 6 hours until it became not tacky. not the end of the world just manage your time accordingly. i was warned but in a video one man explains that this is a polyurethane based paint, which means it sticks to everything. I thought he just meant be careful what it touches... i think he meant to say if you get it on your hands its not coming off for a while... not the end of the world just wear some kind of gloves, just sucks i was to stupid to do so. once you dip your roller in the paint it is very saturated with the product and literally just throws it all over the place unless you very lightly just roll it on. yet again not the end of the world just need to get used to the best way to apply it. Pros: this stuff is awesome. goes on nice and thick after that second coat. really nice texture to it, literally has the texture of a spray in box liner. really durable, maybe not for anything over 5 years but its super easy to re-apply over old liner. everything i have seen says it takes 1 gal. to paint a 6' trucks bed (my gmc is 5'8") i did 3 coats and probably have just over half a can left. maybe i was being stingy but doubtful after doing 3 coats, you could most likely do a 8' box no problem with a 1 gal bucket. this stuff is pretty stupid proof, and will literally roll and stick on anything. i sanded and scuffed up all of my box except for one spot to see if it was any different at all, i cannot tell in the slightest. I am not saying do not prep the surface properly!!! but on the 12"x12" section of my box i left i did not notice any difference in application or finished product. All in this is and incredible product for what you pay. it cost seven or eight times more to take this in and get someone to spray a box liner in. i am super happy with this product and would gladly recommend this to anyone.

This worked great and saved a ton of money. Not sure what paying a company to spray your bed goes for but i know at least $1,000 like 10 years ago. Probably double that today. Block out an entire day, wake up early, have lots of rubber gloves, knee pads, sanding gloves (harder tip protection), acetone bottle and some extra rollers, paint trays and brushes cant hurt. I used what came with the can, the sand paper, rollers and brushes and it turned out great but the paint brush and rollers hardened after the first coat. Was able to get 2 coats with one can and had a little left over. They make a spray on bed liner than you can use for touch ups over the years or to get spots you may have missed or better straight lines. My only issues were caused by my impatience, not taping off properly and not anticipating the drips. Even though it is thick, its runny when you first opem the can. If i could go back and do it again, i would have used a wooden spoon or cheap long instrument to scoop the thick grit from the bottom of the can and mixed it in the tray with the rest that i poured out. On my last coating it thickened up substantially with a lot more grit than it initially had. First layer was more clear and runny black like water color paint in some spots but as it dried i went back over it, prior to doing the 2nd coat. I lathered this stuff on THICK as well. However, i have a 2024 Colorado with a 5ft x 5ft bed. Use that info to help you plan better for your ride, maybe youll need a spray can to help you finish out or buy another can. All in all, great product. Cheap and reliable so far. No chipping or cracking and it looks great (when its cleaned😂) i’ve been camping several times, turned the back into a pool on the 4th of July and hauled a ton of furniture, wood and a few dump runs and just took the photos after all that. It looks pristine when its cleaned. Everyone has said it looks professionally done

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I’m not a cheap guy, but I decided that I’d give this a shot before taking my truck for a spray in liner at Line X. I ordered the Herculiner kit and received it the next day. I also bought a nylon wheel attachment for my drill for the scuffing process. It took me approx an hour and thirty minutes to scuff the bed and tail gate. Another 15 mins to tape and about 30 minutes to prep and clean the surface. It took about 30 minutes to put the first coat down and it was a really easy process between the roller and brushes. I used a paint mix attachment for the drill and that made mixing super easy. It would have been tough doing it by hand. It took the better part of 6 hours to to get to the point where it didn’t feel tacky, but I wasn’t able to stand on it until approx 8 hours had passed. The second coat went on equally as easy and I let that coat dry overnight. It looks great and is much grittier than the Line X spray liner I had on my last truck. I’m 100% satisfied with this product and my only recommendation would be to find a second similar roller as the first one did begin to break down midway through the second coat. HIGHLY RECCOMEMD!!!

Easy to apply! Looks like a pro spayed in bed liner when completed for a fraction of the price. Leaves a heavy protective covering over your truck bed.