I don't have to worry about any extreme climates around here but as far as holding up off road it does a fine job. I had one chip on the back bumper from throwing up some gravel and mud about the size of a dime. The touch up I did for that was literally to spray a thick coat on the chipped area and it blended perfectly. Took my truck threw the woods today on the way home. No scratches or chips from the limbs on the front bumper. I'm definetly planning on spraying a couple more coats of bed liner on top of the few I have already on both bumpers.

As far as cleaning I work at a car wash and what me and my buddies do with our bed lined bumpers on our trucks is just pressure wash them. No soap or brush needed. I can't speak for the salt or snow, however.

I also plan on repainting my grey trim too :P as well as blacking out the emblems.

 

New here and recently purchased a 2004 F150. Is the rustoleum spray on bed liner actually for the bed of the truck? Thinking about purchasing bed liner eventually but now I'm thinking this rustoleum spray on bed liner is a cheaper, better option.?

 

It is for the bed. I'd recommend roll on instead of spray on if you're going to go that route

 

Hey, would you post up some fresh pics in the daylight? I'm toying with this idea myself. Thanks.

 

I did the same thing cause im not a big fan of chrome. Yours looks good. Was it hard to do the lower of the doors?