Spray / Roll in liner

[UDT JEEP MAN]

Does anyone have any idea which type of spray or roll in liner to use?
I have been doing a lot of research on the matter and would like to see what everyone else have been using.
I have looked at Hippo, Rhino, Line-x, Bedliner, Durabak, Hercules, and SEM.
I am thinking of doing it myself and would like to know what everyone thinks about the work verse the $$$$

 

[thebluyak]

I used Herculiner. When you do it MAKE 100% SURE your surface is clean and the paint is been scuffed to hold onto the bedliner. I loved mine but I did not put a heavy 2nd coat on. So there is a few spots where it needs to be touched up. Good grip, nice ability to keep off rust and adds to the overall appearnce. Im not familer with the other kind but Im pretty sure you can be the whole Herc kit for around a 100 with the solevant cleaner.

 

[maverick]

x2 on the herculiner, but i always do a 2nd coat.

 

[junkman]

Roll on liners are ok if properly applied but a sprayed on are a lot better. A friend of mine backed into something and the rino liner broke lose at the damaged area . It was as thick as a drop in liner and never cracked.

 

[Down&Dirty]

I use hurculiner. $600 is just more than I am willing to pay for someone to spray my jeep for me. You can go to harbor frieght and get a textured spray gun to spray the hurculiner in. It will look much more professional and will save you a ton of time. Just make sure to put the time and effort into prep. It will make or break the installation.

 

[yjkimrey]

i used hurculiner but i didnt get the tub clean enought so i have some problems with it wearing off if something rubbs in one spot for a while, like under my pedals

 

[Tom@Hilltop_Machine]

I use durabak. I spray it in and also use an accelerant so it drys in acouple of hours. But like the others said, ruff up the surface real good and wipe it down with xylol so there isnt any grease or grime to prevent adhesion.