Herculiner?

[Jinx]

Ok the seat sliders and 4x4 fab help threads worked so well I thought I would try another one.

When we get done narrowing the rear fender wells and tieing all the seats to the cage, I want to herculine the inner tub.

Anyone have a hook up for the stuff?

 

[STAG]

Is that the brand Walmart sells?

 

[Jinx]

I know Checker O Rieleys and AutoZone, usually carry it...

Not sure about Walmart.

 

[TJDukit]

I would pick something smoother than herculiner. The herculiner rubber texture is really rough and you will skin your knuckles on it.

 

[I Lean]

Yup, I don't like the Herculiner too much. It's hard and abrasive, plus it seems to shrink over time--or something. Either way, you'll end up seeing through cracks in it after a while. I've heard decent reviews about Durabak, though I've never used it personally.

 

[Jinx]

good input!

I am looking for something durable, but I am not sure I like the idea of my boys climbing around on a cheese grater

Who has used what that has worked well?

 

[STAG]

I know I'm not much help but there's a company who does bedliner down in Payson, they did the liners in our company work trucks and it's hands down the best liner I've ever seen, i can try to get the name for you.

 

[Brian P]

Hippo liner here!
I put in on the undercarriage and interior of my FJ40, Its held up quite well in the last few years.

They make a tintable liner as well, But obviously I opted for black, IIRC, Its about $60 a pint.
Its a smoothish finish, But this can be changed with air pressure and how you mixed it, Its applied with a "shutz" gun.
I bought my Hippo liner form the paint supply on 3300S and Richards St. in SSL
Good luck

 

[Zombie]

I had great luck with Rustoleum bedliner. I've actually got it on my lamp light thing in my front yard... it's held up great, been fully exposed to temperature and weather and has no signs of cracking.

Just don't get it on your hootus. I've heard that is bad.