Hey guys,
I have a need to spray the outside of a coupl of cheap tin buckets with something that will insulate but be durable. I am thinking a can of spray in bedliner from autozone. Has anyone had any experience with the cheap spray on liners?

 

insulate? i cant really comment on it, but as for durable, the Duplicolor truck bed coating is pretty tough for right outta the can, i used it on my tailgate ( 3-4 coats ) and it hasn't chipped up as of yet.

 

Good deal, that is what I needed to know. We have some metal tubs that we fill with ice for crinks and they sweat and leak water. I was just looking to coat them to prevent this but I need something nice looking because they belong to a church.

 

I don't mean to hijack your thread but i have a Line-X spray on already but if i wanted to cover up a spot of gunk on the Line-X could i use the spray on stuff from a bottle? Or would it not match?

 

im not sure but i dont think it would match. what kind of gunk is it? you might be able to get away with an abbrasive cleaner...it worked on mine and didnt hurt the bed liner and mine was an old crappy 9 year old permatec that was faded and chipped like no other not the line-X...just used some ajax mixed with a small amount of water to make a thick paste and the rattlesnake blood was gone after some scrubbing with a stiff brush.

 

just use that rubberized undercoating that comes in spray bombs

 

It was chain lube for my dirtbike, it exploded. It does not come off i scrubbed that MF for an hour. lol

 

yea chain lube is hard to get off...usually takes a powerwasher...but i dont recommend using it on a bedliner. it'll tear it up. the abbrasive cleaner might work. its what i usually use.