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Spray on bedline (rustoleum spray on. Like spray can!)

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#1 ·
I was wandering around lowes the other day and came across this rustoleum ( I think!) spray on bed liner in like a spray paint can. What i would like to use it for is my bumpers and inside of the wheel wells... Just wondering if anyone has any experience with it and the quality of it. (i don't expect awesome results but it's a vary cheap alternative to anything else). Can't get away from thinking about little tweaks for my jeep!
 
#5 ·
Will do! I work out of town and I'm waiting on a front bumper from a friend who is currently in Thailand! So it will be a few weeks before i get into it but i will once I'm done!
 
#7 ·
one of my friends who is also on here used it for a ton of stuff on his yj including bumpers his wheels, it looks awesome and has a good rough texture, gonna be gettin some soon to do a few things for mine as well
 
#8 ·
Yeah I used it. It's not too bad at all not nearly as thick or durable and a rhino line but definately cheaper I used it for the inside of my jeep, wheel wells, and headlight bezels. It help up on the wheel wells till I went in deep mud and was power washing for 25 minutes. The color stayed but the texture kinda went away. So I resprayed for texture haha
 
#11 ·
I used Duplicolor rattlecan bedliner on my Jeep's interior a few years back and it's still doing well. I may even have a Rustoleum brand on there too.
Just a couple of days ago I did my grill and metal fenders.
I love this stuff.

 
#13 ·
i used the duplicolor on my fender flares, only put 1 coat on each fender flare it after sprayin it off at the car wash when it was real muddy the liner peeled off, gonna re do it with the rustoleum soon and put like 5 coats on there this time haha
 
#19 ·
Well I knew this forum was going to be dangerous took fender flares off and painted them with a product called herculiner now I'm setting in the shop impatiently waiting on them to dry

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#21 ·
Ok finally should have time to tackle spraying the bumpers this weekend. (working out of town sucks!) other than a good sanding, anybody have any othe suggestions for prep work?!
 
#23 ·
I'm the one Wrangler06 was talking about who used the Rustoleum on the wheels, bumpers, and soon a couple coats on my flares and other accents on the Jeep. I originally used Duplicolor but it didn't hold up to my expectations except on the hood. I found the trick is a good sanding for your prep then take a damp cloth and wipe away all the dust before spraying. and when you do get to spraying make sure to hold the can back pretty far and just give it a light coating. If it gets too thick then it dries smooth. That is my complaint about the duplicolor. However I found it for 5 bucks a can today at Harbor Freight. Rustoleum is perfect in my opinion. Better spray nozzle that works at any angle even upside down, better texture, and doesn't matter where you hold the can it always dries with a nice texture.
 
#25 ·
BANGER said:
Sounds good but how many cans to do like the inside of the tub ??

My 04 has zero rust and thinking of doing it all inside and bottom (tub)

BANGER
When I did the whole tub.. Multiple coats about 3 1/2-4. Used my leftovers on headlight bezels. Then bought 1 more can and did thin coat under fenders and did glove box.


I used rusto plastic paint to do my plastic interior so far holding up good!

That brand make works wonders. It's so addicting!:D
 
#26 ·
I did the same thing with the rustoleum t.b. liner in my tub. Its help up well.just clean clean clean before you spray. Scuff the clear coat as well. I used TSP from Lowes to wipe the tub down with. Then alloy the coats. I dud the roll bars as well and its held up great and no fading so far. Good luck.
 
#27 ·
i am not a fan of the rustoleum spray on liner. i used it on my rock sliders, and was not impressed. personally, i like the texture and quality of the roll on bed liners. i used rustoleum's roll in bed liner on my cj's original body tub; it was ok for the $$ but i didn't like the texture and the quality left a lot to be desired. i used herculiner on my tj tub and LOVE it. i am going to do my cj's "new" tub this spring. i plan on using herculiner, but am also batting around the idea of the duplicolor roll on liner. the spray on stuff is ok, but prep work (like any paint, liner, etc,) is crucial.
 
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