How much Herculiner ?

[srodocker]

What did you guys use to roll on the herculiner?

 

[BILLDEUCE]

Did anyone put down self etching primer first I was told to do that

 

[ABN173]

What did you guys use to roll on the herculiner?

I remember helping this one guy awhile back, we used a regular roller, a small trim roller, and a small brush for the tight areas. I think his name was Scott.......come to think of it he looks a lot like you!

-Dale

 

[Karl kostman]

Good Morning Seth, if your going to go through the trouble of covering the floor of the truck I would also cover the inside rear of the cab up to there the top joind the cab shell, I did this with my Deuce and it certainly helped cut down on cab noise I will tell you right now though, your going to need a lot more than two gallons, when I did mine I put 35 pound of Rinoliner in my cab, Herculiner/rinoliner its all the same but if your going to go through the trouble I suggest doing it well. Your going to loce the stuff also
KK

 

[lawdog1623]

I have no peesonsl experience with the stuff but i will suggest al's liner. Ive seen tge result and i cant see any difference in it and the pro stuff. It is a bit more pricey though

 

[Seth_O]

What did you guys use to roll on the herculiner?

The Napa kit comes with a roller and a brush which both reviewed well. That's what I plan to use.

 

[OverSizeHeavyHauler]

buyin 3 gals this friday for my bob job...may just get 6 cuz I wanna do the underside of cab, bed, fenders as well....

How longs the Napa/Herculiner rebate deal goin on?

 

[OverSizeHeavyHauler]

So, would 6 be over kill for both sides of bed, underside of fenders, interior of cab, and bottom of cab?

 

[Seth_O]

How longs the Napa/Herculiner rebate deal goin on?

The circular says it's their 'March' promotion, I am going in today to get it and will double check the end date.

 

[dgardner]

Called my local place and they said it's only "corporate owned" stores. Fyi.

edit: and only the black is on sale. Gray and red are $150.

 

[lawdog1623]

I wouldnt mind trying the roll on stuff. I just hear so many horror stories of it peeling off after a few months and being a nightmare to fix. Im going to test it before doing the inside of my bed and cab

 

[dgardner]

I'm thinking good surface prep is the key.

 

[dgardner]

Here's a link to the rebate if anybody needs it: http://naparebates.com/rebates/Rebate_Herculiner MAR.pdf

 

[OverSizeHeavyHauler]

thats correct DGARDNER>....prep, prep, prep, prep. A CLEAN surface is a good surface. And let it cure, dont jack with it.

just like paint I reckon.

 

[Seth_O]

thats correct DGARDNER>....prep, prep, prep, prep. A CLEAN surface is a good surface. And let it cure, dont jack with it.

just like paint I reckon.

X2 - I have done fairly significant research on this, and the running undercurrent from folks has been that those who prepare really well get good results. The ones that skimp on the prep have been less pleased with the outcome.