Raptor bed liner kit

[dan58]

Anyone use this stuff?

http://www.tptools.com/Product.aspx?display_id=2600

[Cerebus]

Spraying your own bed sucks, I would not recommend it to anyone.

[Jack]

Dan. Don't be cheap. Just get a Line-X and be happy.

[CrawfishStu]

What are you putting it on?

[dan58]

I'm not putting it on anything. I just came across it. I'm getting mine sprayed professionally. This stuff seems like it's be the ticket for Jeep tubs though.

[CrawfishStu]

roger.

[Merg]

I'm going to be doing 3 Jeeps this summer (Mine, my pop's, and my buddy's) I might try this on one of them and see how it goes.

[DirtyJohnDeereHat]

how much is it to get a jeep tub line-xed

[crashaholic]

Here is another option:

http://www.alsliner.com/

[1bolt]

I've used it, on a company pickup about 4 years ago... it looks just like Line-X not quite as hard. But not gummy like Rhino liner.

I was regularly using Herc inside old company truck cabs (think old international class B dumps and highway dept. trucks) to make them appear a little less decrepit and I did one pickup bed with herc, then I found Raptor liner on Ebay and wanted to try something that was really a two part on my YJ's interior so naturally the company sprang for some for a pickup bed so I could try it out. It's made by U-pol or somesuch a pro paint company.

I would do a tub in a heart beat. I never did do my YJ but I would have had I gotten to that point with it.

The Herc and the Raptor liner both have staid put reasonably well in these trucks, the Herc gets brittle eventually and chalky looking (flat no gloss) the raptor liner is still glossy and anywhere we didn't skid pallets and boulders into the truck bed it has stood up fine. Even the pro stuff eventually gives up against land scape boulders ;)

I wrote about this stuff on NAXJA once, but I liked it so much the fawkers accused me of being a spammer.