Lining the tub

[raptor_pilot]

I know the most common roll on liner is the Herculiner. I've heard mixed things tho. What is the best bang for your buck with roll on liners. I heard something about a Bondo brand? Can anyone help me? Thanks
Mike

 

[hi_c]

I did the Herculiner in October of 2002. It's still sticking and it's the original coat. Go to my website (watch out for pop-ups... it's a free site) and I did an entire write-up on the process. The key is preparation. http://coreyandhis.jeepz.com/photo2.html

It was only $110 with the extras I bought (bag of latex gloves, extra roller, disposable paint trays). Good luck.

Corey

 

[GreenReaper93]

Hey Raptor! I had mentioned the bond-o stuff a couple of weeks ago. I'm doing my Jeep in that. I'll let you know how it turns out with durability. Prep time's the same though.

 

[laneiac]

My herculiner has been on for over a year and going strong.

 

[jeep90]

rustoleum brand from ollie's cost me 20 bucks. put it through some abuse and it held up fine.

 

[GreenReaper93]

Rustoleum???? Where'd you pick that up Jeep90???

 

[L33TJ33P]

http://www.rustoleum.com/brand.asp?frm_brand_id=20&SBL=1

 

[raptor_pilot]

hi-c, did you run into any problems that I might need to know about? It looks like it came out great. That's exactly the way I want mine to look.
Mike

 

[Jeeplover]

Any opinions on the Durabak stuff listed in the rags? I have a CJ5 that will hav some sort of spray in liner when I get that far. How about the wheel wells and frame etc. Been quite a while since I've posted. Kids, job, and moving have taken their toll. 8)

 

[L33TJ33P]

I found "Duplicolor Roll/Spray-on Liner" for 40 bucks. think I am gunna check that out and see how it does. it is all textured epoxy so I can get it as thick as I want and call it herculiner then again the texture isn't as noticable, more of a fine texture.