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i used a duplicolor roll on on a box i did and it turned out awesome. I used almost the whole can on a box but it looked great. as stated the single kits do not provide a thick enough coverage to warrant doing. you either buy two kits or have a raggedy looking liner. Im going to be doing mine int he spring its just too cold now.

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I don't remember seeing you build log.

Its the Dakota tablet mount, blow through.. I have pics of how the raptor liner came out on my truck, it does just as good for boxes too. I though you commented on it my bad lol

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I don't remember seeing you build log.

Its the Dakota tablet mount, blow through.. I have pics of how the raptor liner came out on my truck, it does just as good for boxes too. I though you commented on it my bad lol

LOL, your right, I did comment on it. I hadnt had my coffee yet. :pardon::D

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I have used both Duplicolor and Herculiner on my vehicles. I used the duplicolor for undercoating because it was cheaper, the I used Herculiner for the bed because it was more textured. I sprayed them through an old school primer gun with an absolutely huge orfice. My opinion on either of these is they suck. They both look really good, but unless you use four or five coats the metal underneath tends to start rusting.

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I'm glsd I have a bed cover for mine ... This seems like alot of work

Can't wait to see how it turns out GMT400 brother ...

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I paid for my truck bed and tool box to be sprayed by a local shop. They put this rubberized, chemical resistant stuff on there that is super thick. It looks like rain drops.

It cost $450, but it was well worth what I paid for it. I am still in love with it and it looks way better than any other diy job I have ever seen. After two years I can degrease the bed and wash it and everything still looks like they just sprayed it.

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I did prep work like crazy on my truck, and used the herculiner kit. Looked AWESOME after I got done. 6 months later it started to fade and I could see where the coverage wasn't as good, so I'd recommend 2 gallons of herculiner if you go that route (if you're spraying it, I bought their cheapy spray gun kit).

But I have heard very good things about the Raptop liner.

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