M1009 Herculiner Completed

[crownjewel4]

Prep work for 2 days. Sanding, pop riveting, etc...
Finally applied the Herculiner Bedliner today. This is the fourth MV I have used this product on, and I am very happy with the results.

Pictures show the product still tacky, and drying. Should be ready to put seats back in tomorrow, and finish trim work.

It is pricey, paid $79.00 at Pep Boys for 1gal, but is worth it.

Last picture is from Thanksgiving, our 33.5lb Jaindl Turkey.
DEELICIOUS!!

 

[doghead]

Looks great! so does the floor...

 

[crownjewel4]

Doghead,
This is actually the vehicle you stored for me at your compound.
Turned out to be a good one. Lots of new parts on it. I changed all fluids, glow plugs, batteries. Needed a bit of body work, but glad to say it's all done.

I have it for sale locally. Have someone coming Tuesday, so I have to get it completed.

Take care,
See you next Fort Drum trip!!!!
Thanks,

 

[rattlecan6104]

Looks nice, I have been contemplating a project like that for my deuce. Have you tried using lizzard skin prior to sticking with herculiner?

 

[crownjewel4]

Lizzard Skin

Looks nice, I have been contemplating a project like that for my deuce. Have you tried using lizzard skin prior to sticking with herculiner?

I am not familar with Lizzard Skin. What is it? What does it do?

Thanks,

 

[southdave]

Dose herculiner quite down the road noise as much as Rino-liner?

 

[rattlecan6104]

I am not familar with Lizzard Skin. What is it? What does it do?

Thanks,

its basically the same as any form of spray/roll on bedliner, except it is made specifically for in the cab. They have two types, one is for sound reduction, and the other is for temperature insulation, both can be used, or only one if you want.

 

[Flyingvan911]

Cool. I want to put Herculiner on the steps of my deuce to keep them slip free.

 

[Deuce_and_a_Half_Dragon]

its basically the same as any form of spray/roll on bedliner, except it is made specifically for in the cab. They have two types, one is for sound reduction, and the other is for temperature insulation, both can be used, or only one if you want.

Was just reading on their site, they don't have any instructions for using both, would this be a apart one then the other, or a mix the two together and spray as one situation? I'm not too smart when it comes to the properties of these things mixed or as wholes

 

[rattlecan6104]

Was just reading on their site, they don't have any instructions for using both, would this be a apart one then the other, or a mix the two together and spray as one situation? I'm not too smart when it comes to the properties of these things mixed or as wholes

I saw them do it on the powerblock on spike, you used one, then after it dried you applied the other, I dont remember which order though.

 

[Deuce_and_a_Half_Dragon]

I saw them do it on the powerblock on spike, you used one, then after it dried you applied the other, I dont remember which order though.

In that case I'd assume insulation first then sound afterwards

 

[4x4 Forever]

Looks good crownjewel! and many Thanks for sharing!

 

[Utah CUCV]

What kind of prep work is involved? I have 2 Hurculiner kits for my 1008. I want to do the cab and the bed. I haven't red the directions yet. I'm hoping I have enough for the sides and the top edge of the bed. Then I can put my troop seats on without wrecking the paint.

 

[crownjewel4]

Prep

I had some rust issues so there was a lot of cutting, grinding, patching, sanding and pop riveting.
Otherwise, if you have a solid floor, prep by roughing up/sanding the CARC to accept the Herculiner, then I wiped down with alcohol to remove any grease/gun oil that the sanding did not get.

I took my time, and it really came out nice. I have used this before on M1009's and M1008's. I painted my Duece floor with CARC 383 after Herculining it, and it looks great. I did not like the shiny black in the Duece cab, it just didn't look right.

(were rubber gloves under work gloves).

 

[zout]

Herculiner is all I use and it is like armor plating the metal - very good product - cab looks excelent and so did the "bird".

 

[dduncan]

Has anyone ever tried the Molded Industrial Polyvinyl (MIP) floor mats from LMC on a M1009 for heat/cold or sound??? Seems like it might work well...Or just be a complete pain to put in.