Bedliner on my Jeep!

[modelbuilder]

Here is the finished product!!!

Completely covered the front and rear bumper, lower portions of doors, and lowers portions of fenders.

I think it looks great...will look really cool on the trails!

 

[Scotsmanspride]

I did the same setup to my 97 grand after we pulled all the side plastic cladding off. It looked awesome and held up extremely well.

 

[modelbuilder]

How did touch ups go? I am thinking of spraying it a bit higher on the fenders. Do I need to mask off the existing liner or can I just spray over it?

 

[Scotsmanspride]

I had it for about 2 years after the initial bedliner and just had one spot that I lost a little. We did a small can, masked off the area and re-applied. The only problem was no matter how hard you work to get the tape in the same spot it will be off just enough it caused a small step which is the best it could be described. you would have to get very close to tell however so not really a big deal. The other thing we noticed is mine had faded just a slight amount but not really enough to notice.

 

[modelbuilder]

New pics in first post!

 

[leman]

looks great!!

 

[rynosurf]

Good job, what product did you use?

 

[modelbuilder]

I used U-Pol Raptor Liner. Read and heard a lot of good stuff about it especially when compared with Herculiner. It's pretty much the same product as what they use when you have a professional do it.

 

[1speed]

I used U-Pol Raptor Liner. Read and heard a lot of good stuff about it especially when compared with Herculiner. It's pretty much the same product as what they use when you have a professional do it.

Good job on the Jeep!

I think all the DIY two part liners are probably about the same. The activator is the difference, Herculiner doesn't use an activator. I'm using this on my trailer and I'm happy with how it's coming out. http://sprayonbedliners.info/ They have some good info on the web site. They sell it on ebay (which is where I bought it) at reasonable prices.