Wow Paul, you were right, I saw your Blazer, and I thought it was mine LOL

 

Ok so after a month of waiting here it is finally finished my bedliner. There are a few spots I will be touching up in the spring since it was dark out when I finished but I am happy with it and have had alot of compliments and actually had a jeep guy at a stoplight ask me how I did it and I have only driven to work so far. Here are a bunch of pics for viewing pleasure. Please let me know what you think.
Prep work:



First coat on:



Finished product (theres no chrome or paint showing through anywhere it just looks that way from reflections):






A shot of the texture:

Inisde the doors (don't mind the baking soda its a long story about a cat peeing in my truck at work):

 

Looks pretty good. I didn't even think about doing the doorjambs on mine, I'll have to think about that some more.

 

looks really good, like wise on the door jams that makes it look even better.

 

Looks awesome! The door jams are a good idea really cleans it up. And glad to see you painted the grille. Looks really nice.

 

Painted grills ftw!

 

This is exactly what i hope to do to mine this summer....... Which brand did you use, Herculiner?

 

Thanks guys! I'm really happy with it so far. I did the door jambs just to clean it up a bit and I figure its a "high traffic" area with being stepped on all the time so I went ahead and took the time to do it. Plus this way when I open my doors it looks beautiful LOL. MikeRo I used this Monstaliner do-it-yourself roll-on truck bed liner outperforms Herculiner Bed Liner, Duplicolor and Rustoleum Road Warrior. I like that it is UV resistant so it won't fade right away. I think its like a 5 yr minimun guarantee against fading and chalking. I used the 1 gallon kit with 2 solid coats and had it not been cold and dark when I finished the second coat I would have done a third since I had enough left for it.

 

very nice

 

Looks great!

-OSS