The Herculiner is going in
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Onemilmhz,
I recently installed the Herculiner on my 1998 F-150 short bed. I have 3 coats on the tailgate and two on the bed and sides. Yes, you have to remove the access panel, it's a lot easier to remove the panel if it's coated separately. Here is a How-To article I wrote
http://www.f150world.com/herculiner.asp
Darin Cooney
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I recently installed the Herculiner on my 1998 F-150 short bed. I have 3 coats on the tailgate and two on the bed and sides. Yes, you have to remove the access panel, it's a lot easier to remove the panel if it's coated separately. Here is a How-To article I wrote
http://www.f150world.com/herculiner.asp
Darin Cooney
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From: the moral high ground
onemilmhz, before you do anything read the following post:
(probably take you two days to read it)
http://www.explorerforum.com/forums/...threadid=18595
I don't want to go thru anything like this, here!
(probably take you two days to read it)
http://www.explorerforum.com/forums/...threadid=18595
I don't want to go thru anything like this, here!
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Literally, ROTFLMAO! Tears in my eyes! Woke the kids up! Aye, chihuahua! There, but for the grace of God . . . .
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97 F250LD SC 5.4 4x4 White, Astro cap, nerf bars
piston slap, driver door crack, no gutter cracks, anything else?
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97 F250LD SC 5.4 4x4 White, Astro cap, nerf bars
piston slap, driver door crack, no gutter cracks, anything else?
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From: Georgia
The Herculiner is going in
I've read all the posts and talked to people that have had experiences with all kinds of liners and I'm going with the Herc. I've read the tips and tricks to installing this stuff but was wondering which areas of the bed I should pay close attention to. I plan to apply it thin on the sides but thicker on the floor and wheel wells. On the tailgate, do you have to remove the access panel or can you cut the seam around it afterwards?
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Stock Stuff:
Y2K SCab 4X4, Chesnut Metallic, 5.4L, 3.55 Limited Slip, Skid Plates, Factory AM/FM/CD, 40/60 Split Bench, Sliding Rear Window, Towing Package and Keyless Entry.
Extras so far:
Pictures:
http://albums.photopoint.com/j/Album...3401&a=8556922
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Stock Stuff:
Y2K SCab 4X4, Chesnut Metallic, 5.4L, 3.55 Limited Slip, Skid Plates, Factory AM/FM/CD, 40/60 Split Bench, Sliding Rear Window, Towing Package and Keyless Entry.
Extras so far:
- GY 305/70X16 Wrangler ATS Tires
- American Eagle Series 146 Chrome Wheels
- Ravin Z-55 3" Single In/Out Exhaust System
- WMS Velocity Tube
- K&N Filter
- Genuine Steel Products Step Bars
- Blaupunkt Houston CD Player
- Blaupunkt PCxt573 5x7/6x8 Speakers
- Pioneer TS-A6815 6x8 Speakers
- Clear Corner Lenses
- PIAA Super White Bulbs
- GTS Hood Deflector
- Catch-All Floor Mats
- Tinted Windows
- Bull Ring Retractable Tie-Downs
- University of Georgia Hitch Cover GO DAWGS!
- The "REAL" GA State Flag on the front bumper [><] "Keep It Flyin!"
- Clear Tail Lights (NOT Altezza! Yack!)
- Herculiner
Pictures:
http://albums.photopoint.com/j/Album...3401&a=8556922
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From: Georgia
I frequent the Explorer site rather often and followed that thread when it was originally posted. How, in the name of all that is decent, did he do that?!?! I will be wearing a pair of coveralls with the legs taped around my ankles and thick ruber gloves OVER my work gloves when I handle this crap!!
