Thanks

 

i am thinking about doing this to my 00 4 door blazer, i am a little nervous about taping it off evenly and i was thinking about using herculiner from pepboys but that is the paint on kind.....any suggestions?

 

I had a s10 pickup i stone guarded with hurculiner roll on. I used the sponge roller it came with to apply. It looked good at first but when it cured it had a very ruff texture. I now have a 2dr blazer that i am planning on stone guarding but im gonna use duplicolor bed liner in a spray can. It comes out way smoother. I wonder if herculiner can be applied with a spray gun if that would help with the final product but for me im going with duplicolor.

 

Use a tighter sponge, not so porous or mask & paper off the surrounding area if you spray it on. Make sure if you do it outside you pay attention to winds & cover tires etc. I say outside because they'll probably say to apply in a well ventilated area.
Also, I'm pretty sure if you get it in the can they do have a specific thinner for spray applications.

 

ive used rustoleum bedliner on my fender lines and body lines along with the bumpers and grille for an 80s style two tone effect and with the original pewter color on my 01 it looks badass

 

CAUTION! I've read many a story about how the duplicolor stuff is nice short-term, but deteriorates easily, the was also the story of a guy who had gas drip on it while fueling up and it dissolved the bed-liner!

 

Oops let me make a correction it is rust-oleum bed liner spray i plan to use not duplicolor. Dont know what made me think it was duplicolor. I only wish rust-oleum would come in another color than black in the spray can.