Has anyone used the Dupli-color paint on bedliner befor? I saw it on Trucks TV and it looked good, and easy! They seemed to like it and it only about $70 bucks.

 

Anyone! Please just give me some info.
Thanks

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2000 F-150 SC4X4 O.R. 5.4 3.55ls T.P. Harvest Gold. Ventvisors/Gts buggard II(Paited to mach)
Mopar = More-Parts
Mopar = Slowpar

 

Use the Herculiner. You will be much happier. I was a mechanic for a landscaping company. We used to use roofing rubber in the floor of our vans. We used Herculiner and it worked wonderfully. I also tried the Dupli Color, but it chipped much easier. I was never able to chip the Herculiner though.

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1997 F-150, 4.6, automatic, Dark Toreador Red, Supercab, Flareside, 4X4 Off-Road, Towing Package, Ford hvy dty rubber floor mats, Kenwood 10-disk cd changer, Kenwood am/fm cassette head unit, PYLE 2000 Plus speakers, Ford bugshield, Chrome Grizzly Wrap Around Push Bar with 2 KC 100w Daylighters, Lund Lunar Visor, Ventshades, AVS slotted taillight covers painted to match, Ford bedliner, Lund Premier tonneau cover, cab and bed professionally undercoated, Code Alarm Sure Start RVS remote starter, Ford alarm, Realistic CB with Wilson Little Wil antenna, ported MAF sensor, Motorsport 9mm wires, dual platinum motorcraft plugs, K&N filter, and Lots of TLC!! (Besides being an F-150 nut, I am a Ford auto technician.)

http://njf150truckclub.homestead.com/wyldf150.html

 

Use the Herculiner. I have it in my truck and I tried some of the dupli color too as I work at autozone and I got it for 45 bucks minus a 20 % discount...cheap. But its no where as good as herculiner.

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1999 Brt Red XLT F-150 Ext Cab Flareside Sport pkg:4.6L, 3.55 gears, keyless entry, cd, tinted windows, K&N, Gibson Super Truck,
Ventshade wind deflectors,Herculiner, Lund X-terminator bugshield, Kenwood Speakers

 

interesting!! i was considering this stuff but i think i will just save up. do you still have that discount i can use just in case aahahaha

 

Out of interest, would the duplicolor do ok if used on the lower front valance?


Thanks,


Jon

 

i actually just bought some rustoleum undercoating, its a rubberized formula and sprayed the lower valance and the rear bumper pad and then put a matte finish clear on it. looks pretty good, kinda like line x

 

Sounds like a plan. Thanks for the info



Jon

 

I used it and the stuff is thick and looks nice even after months of direct sunlight due to the uv protection it has in it.

 

i did my ranger with that dupli-color i did a good prep job sanded every thing down then i wiped it down with mineral spirits and a cheese cloth. after that i did just as instructions said to. after three days of drying mid to upper 80 degrees. i went and picked up my brother in law up at the bus depot. i slid a soft duffel bag in and watched it pill up like a bad sunburn! that stuff is junk and a wast of cash - time - money! dupli-color said that i did something wrong and walked me through the steps how to do the install and i did what thay said to do to a tee! all thay would do is send me a box of the rattle cans to fix it. the color was darker buy a lot and only half as texture of the roll on crap. now i have had it in there since may 09 and 85% of it has peeled or flaked off.
$80 plus two days prep and i am not satisfied have called them several time and left e-mails for them and still not one response.

ONCE THAY GET YOUR MONEY THAY DONT GIVE A **** ABOUT YOU!

 

Whoa, this thread is 10 1/2 years old.

 

 

Ive had mine for about a year with rocks, sand, snow, shoveling, boxes etc etc and looks as good as it did the first day with no peeling.

 

wow you lucked out. every one i know who has tryed it wont use it again but thats just guys on the job site who work the hell out of there rigs.

 

Guys on job sites shouldn't be using a DIY kits. These DIY kits are made for the normal wear and maybe hard usage every so often beds. Either way I might be lucky or did a proper prep of the bed. Who knows but I'm happy.