Features:

  • The product is qt black truckbed coating
  • Elegant design and smooth finish
  • The product is manufactured in United states
  • Prevents truck bed damage caused by scratches, rust and weather, while also enhancing your vehicle's appearance.
  • Textured finish that forms to the contours of a truck bed
  • Stops Rust formula
  • Able to be rolled on or brushed on
  • Also ideal for running boards, bedrails and more
looks and wears great. Just tape off

I painted the hood of my Toyota pickup with this "Bedliner" paint almost 3 years ago, It needed a refresh and I wanted to do some on the fenders that had sun faded. The truck is a '94 Toyota pickup that has spent its whole life in So Cal and Texas and although it has no salt damage from road salt, the sun has taken it's toll on the paint. This stuff works, looks and wears great. Just tape off, roll on and let it dry. No rusting and no more sun damaged paint.

Looks pretty good.

Painted my entire 87 XJ. Looks pretty good.

great finish

I used this on the inside of a John Deere garden wagon that I refinished and so far it is holding up without a scratch. I took extra time and installed multiple coats using 2 quarts for a 2'X4'X2' cart so it is on thicker that recommended.

I use this stuff on everything

I have painted so much stuff with this roll on coating. Plastic. Wood. Tons of metal. It's all good, and it all holds up. Don't be fooled thinking this is anything like the same product in the rattle cans -- this roll-on truck bed coating is 100x better than the more expensive, same-branded spraycan liner. On my truck, I've touched up the front and rear steel bumpers and skids multiple times. They always clean up well, and after the layers I've added on there, there's minimal damage after scraping against logs or rocks offroad. I've even had people confuse it with rhino-liner or other expensive coatings, asking me where I got my armor coated. I grind everything smooth with an angle grinder with a paint stripper disc, then wipe acetone, then glob this stuff on in layers using the cheapest foam roller I can get at Home Depot. Wear gloves, it takes days to get off of your skin. Wear a respirator, this stuff is fumey until it dries.

Coated a silver toolbox

I sanded and cleaned an alluminum toolbox and then coated it with this. Two coats did the trick, it has held up two seasons now with only one place the paint has come off where I hit the box. Works well.

You can do a lot of things with this product.

I used this to create a faux landau roof for my 97 Cougar. It worked perfectly. My car really has a classy look now. NOTE: This works MUCH better than the spray version of the same product. I did not use a foam roller - I used a paint brush for better control, first painting the product on a small area, then using the side of the brush to pat the surface lightly to remove brush marks. I saved a small amount for touch ups. See photos for the end result. It is important to STIR BEFORE LOADING THE BRUSH - EVERY TIME - TO MAKE SURE THAT THE SOLIDS SUSPENDED IN THE PRODUCT ARE EVENLY DISTRIBUTED.

It looks good

i read the reviews and did a little prep work. this worked well. i used a small roller. It looks good too. i didn't do prep on the rims and had an issue with sticking. can't fault the paint for that.

Easy Application.

I used this to waterproof a tow behind trailer's domed cover instead of the problems associated with fiber glassing. It seems to have worked out VERY well after 4 weeks of towing at speed (45 to 70 mph ). No erosion noted, and we have had a lot of weather (rain ), used three coats after a period of cure ( 2 to 3 hours ) between each. I should add that the mileage is probably a little more than most people would put on. ( approx. 200 miles per week )

... bed properly the coating is very durable and looks great. My black truck has stood up to Miami ...

This roll in liner is a little labor intensive but if you prep the bed properly the coating is very durable and looks great. My black truck has stood up to Miami heat and several laborious jobs without a single chip in the finish. Rust-Oleum has turned out another solid product that will bring new life to any truck bed.

Flows from the paintbrush evenly with a good texture.

I've used the spray on version several times over the years, it has always performed well. I used this to paint the brush guard on my Pro-4x, it too flowed on evenly without a hitch ( I used a paint brush instead on a roll on). Will use the remaining (which is a lot) to touch up the bed coating when needed.

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