Spray on Bedliner Rust-Oleum Herculiner & Dupli-Color
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This video is about Bed Liner Rust-Oleum Herculiner & Dupli-Color
For future reference, put the cans in a bucket with hot tap water for 10 mins first. They will spray way better. Also you can get different textures with spray distance.
Ok cool thanks for the tip!
Way to Go!!! Pal 👍
The herculiner by far my second the second one would be the turbo for the price you get more product for underlining your vehicle
I used the regular non pro Rustoleum on my 2002 Silverado rockers and doors 8 years ago . Sanded paint with 180 or 220 grit and primed with Rustoleum red oxide primer . Sanded with 400 and applied 3 coats of the Rustoleum bed liner. That stuff was hard as a rock , never chipped and I even put a huge dent in it and it is flexible and never cracked. I could not believe the durability from a rattle can paint job. I am about do do this on my 2010 1500 ram with the new pro grade . I hope it looks and holds up as well .
Thanks for sharing and I’m glad it worked out so well!!
Chris49 do you have pics of that silverado?
How many cans of bedliner did you use?
@@helbergalinda9141 Its usually about a can to a can and a half for 1 coat of a bedliner. So if you want 3 coats, 4 to 5 cans should cover you. Cheers.
I kind of like the herculiner texture better and I've heard good results about how it holds up.
Cool thanks!
I done this now for 6-7 years on a Chevy Express work van, and have used many products. The Duplicolor goes on well, but tends to fade in the sun. I've used that for many years, and the past couple something has changed and it definitely fades. I live in the Northeast, so typically not quite as hot as some
Thanks for the info!
I used Rust-Oleum 9yrs ago on a 73 Sears Suburban SS16 garden tractor. Still looks great.
Great to know thank you.
I have been using Herculaneum aeresol cans to coat all kinds of parts on my Silverado 2500hd duramax.
I have sprayed the top trim piece of my grill, several body badges, and I just sprayed the two hood vents, and the windshield cowling and hood hinge covers.
I will spray them with clearcoat in a day or so.
The grill trim piece was sprayed and top coated about 7 months ago and it still looks great. Love the texture
Yeah that probably would’ve been my second choice. Thanks for watching!
I did herculiner roll on in a pickup 8 years ago and it held up really great but had a gnarly texture nothing like what you sprayed.
Ok cool man thanks for watching!
yeah roll on is awesome and has a lot of grit texture..just gotta constantly stir to keep grip particles even
I think I will go with Herculiner great video ✊🏻
Thanks for watching!
Thank you for doing the test. I am painting a vintage Kennedy tool box, with rust, several years of dents, & dings. I prepped the box and painted it with a Krylon Vintage Grey. I don't like how it came out. After watching your video I decided to re spray it with Hurculine. I'm in California, Autozone has it. Thank you for taking the time for doing this, you saved me money & time as I would have done the same as you did to get the results I'm looking for.
Thank you for watching!
just got my first kennedy and planning on doing the same thing, any tips?
@@508Adventures do a test panel so you know how it sprays
I've always trusted rust olem paint and products they sell. I've never been disappointed. This all hinges on paint preparation. As long as you scratch the paint down or bedliner down for adhesion, you'll be OK.
Thanks for watching!
Dupli color for me although Herculiner looks just as nice. I am guessing Herculiner was made specifically for the job and the gloss look may be the tuff film that locks it all in.
Yeah, this was all purely for looks and cosmetic only
Well done & good on ya, mate!
Cheers🇦🇺🍻🦘
Thanks for watching!
Thanks for your dedication, I think I would go for dupli-color. Looks like it cover everything.
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i think the herculiner is the best ! i have painted two truck beds a f150 long bed and a ford ranger short bed and they turned out great !!! the bedliner sparkles in the sunlight ! i used the roll on method .a gallon will do a short bed and it takes a little more to do a long bed i got two gallons for it.to me herculiner is the best !!!
Awesome thank you for the info!
Thanks for your time and efforts.
Thanks for watching!
Herculiner all the way, thats what i use to paint my skid plate, rear/front bumper and cross member, strong compound just let it dry a good 24 or 34 hours before use.
I do a lot of off-road and i surprise how strong and resistances this bed liner is, now; it's not 100% scratch and dent proof but it is better then rust-oleum and the other brands of bed liner, I think the only one that is better or superior is UPOL bed liner.
Awesome thank you for sharing!
Herculiner- more durable than the others too.
Ok cool thanks for the info!
loved this video i am looking at doing the bottom portion of the side of my truck, and im liking that herculiner
Much appreciate! Thanks for watching!
I used Rust Oleum Truck Bed liner (not pro grade) on my plastic rims and came out great. Thanks for video
Welcome thanks for watching!
I always place the cans in hot water inorder to up the can pressure and get the paint to flow better
Good idea!
Great video. Helps a lot when trying to decide
Thanks & thanks for watching!
I had the dupli color red tip and had to keep cleaning the tip or it sprayed a glob onto my grill. But over all looks good.
I ended up using the Rust Oleum reguler can. Thank For Watching!
I used a rubberized undercoating at first on my truck lower half, then a Herculiner truck bed spray then a professional grade flat black enamel.
So far so good on my rims.
Thank you for the great comparison. Helped a lot
Thanks for watching!
If the tips switch out try switching out the tips and you may get the same result as all of them but the turbo
Great idea!
Running the dupli colour under hot water helps the spray and shake the shit out of it
Good video! Lol at spraying the bench
Thanks for watching!
I love Herculiner!!!
I have a raptor liner kit that I want to use on my gladiator
RUclips channel Project Farm did an extensive test. Herculiner is a very good product. I love it for all my projects. Raptor is excellent as well but costs much more. Best bang for your buck is definitely Herculiner for ease of use and great durability. I get mine at NAPA. $16 a can.
Thanks for watching!
Thanks for the video! Very informative 👍
Thanks for watching!
I’d like to see hurcaleas at the same distance as the duplacolor
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If you didn't need to sand your bed I'd love these
Yeah there is always prep with painting
square footage of the cans would be helpful, too.
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I got the herculiner to do my skid plate on my trail bike, stuff takes a while to set up. Still seems tacky after about a day of letting it dry, think I can stick it in the oven and bake it dry?
Maybe able to not sure on that one
Quick question. I bought a used 2016 Z71 Crew cab today and I thought I had got the best deal ever. One owner,58k miles, 6 inch body lift, and Fuel wheels wrapped in 35 inch NittoTera Grapplers. Now the bad, I removed the tonneau cover off the bed to find a spray in bed liner that has seen better days. How do I make it look new again? Spray paint it? Add another coat of bedliner? Or what? Any help will be highly appreciated!
if it where me I would patch in those areas and then go over the whole thing.
Yep 2 yrs old but here in 2022 DONT WASTE MONEY ON THESE. CANS!
BUY the Gallon kit.
These cans are very expensive because to be tough they need the activator.
No activator it's just paint not a real bedliner.
Only buy the gallon kits they are the real deal tough as nails, a real bedliner.
I use Raptor on all under car coating instead of rubberized undercoat. Because it's way tougher, easier to hose off dirt from and stays Black doesn't turn gray or dirty brown Stays Black way longer keeping a new appearance.
I bought to cams of raptor spray with activator built in the can.
There wasn't enough product to cover a 3x3 foot area in one coat. I paid just under $40. To my door.
Not worth a dime.
Only buy the Gallon Kits,That is real bedliner. Not these cans.
I agree with you but I was using these cans purely for cosmetic reasons.
The turbo is not a different product. It just has a bigger fan and bigger can so you can do it faster
Ok thanks for the info....
Thanks for the vid, does much stick to the surface or is it 'teflon' like - i'm looking for a surface that is resistant to things sticking to it. Your advice please.
They did get dirty but was a pretty easy clean up.
How did your rims turn out? Is the finish still good after 4 years?
I had the truck for about a year afterwards with no issues
I am trying to decide whether to use duplicolor or herculiner any suggestions? Which did you decide to go with and has it held up great so far? Thanks so much for sharing!
Your welcome! I went with the Rust-Oleum Truck Bed Pro grade. But I used it on rims if I was to use something on at truck bed I would probably go with Raptor Liner. Here is a link for you to check out.
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I think herculiner and you're lucky you have a Menards lol I wish they would build some down South
Yes Menards is awesome thanks for watching!
great video - thank you!
Thanks for Watching!
I used hurculiner in the bed of my 1998 ford f150. ....I like the best. ...but ever year I have to touch up the bed, due to nicks and scratches
I ended up using the Rust-Oleum Pro Grade on my rims.
I've done both but not very robust. Looks good if you don't use your bed. Otherwise the raptor is way better
Yeah I’m still undecided on which one to use on my rims.
@@ChadMyers73
Have you thought about trying rubberized under coating?
No I haven't
the one with the big fan tip , would work better on a truck bed . not for wheels
very true!
Rustoleum pro grade
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Can you paint over these with gloss black RustOleum? I want to match the rest of my painted trailer. Thanks!
I don’t believe it would last and may start to flake off over time.
@@ChadMyers73 thanks!
I wonder if it’ll look good if I spray over my already faded Bullet liner
I’m not sure Try and find an inconspicuous area to test it
I only use Rustoleum products >:0
Thanks for watching!
So do I. I've always trusted rust olem products from the past, they've never disappointed me.
How many cans of Herculiner (15oz) do you think I would need to paint an entire F150 supercab?
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@@ChadMyers73 okay 😂 sounds about right I’ll take a guess
Great video thank you.
Thanks for watching!
Great vid thanks
How do these hold up for durability
Have subscribed so how do I see reply
For durability I would probably move up to something like the raptor liner or take it and have it done someplace
Which one has the most texture? Herculiner???
Yes it did
Will this stuff stick to Marine Grade plywood?
I’m not 100% certain on that. I painted my wheels on my trailer and it is peeling off that wood deck. But I will say the deck was not prepped either. So if prepped correctly you never know.
So my question is what would be the smoothest coat. Spraying the top of a tool chest and want to have less aggressive surface.
If I remember correctly the Herculiner was the smoothest.
Thanks man. And by the way you did a good job spraying. People dont realize Its not spray paint and it usually sprays like $hit. Good job.
@@mitchellgarner8403 HAHAHA Thank You!
You needed to scratch with nail to see which one strongest,durable
Thanks for watching! I’m just going for looks for this application.
How do they do on wood?
I would say not well. I sprayed my rims on my trailer deck and I noticed that the overspray is peeling off.
What about Dupli Bed Armour?
I looked at that also but ended up with these 4. Thanks for watching!
Anyone ever used these products on metal running boards?
I don’t see why not just make sure and prep them good before you spray them
Way too much boost pressure on the turbo 😆
Have you compared Herculiner VS LineX ?
No sir I have not.
I had a lineX spray done in the back of my old Tundra. No comparison, the LineX is the best. Expensive but far out performs any of the spray can liners for sure. LineX also has a UV coating in it so it doesn't gray over time like my brothers rhino liner did.
@@EvilKnievelJazz For this application I'm just going for looks and I have line x in my 2nd gen and it is faded very badly.
I had the line x premium, that is for uv fading and it was the best thing for a truck
@@baylenmiller1376 Mine is faded
Just bought some hurculiner
I saw a lot of people use the Lupe roller but I’ve never saw anybody use the aerosol. Thanks for watching!
I just sprayed it on a part of my boat for non skid it’s drying rn ill update the results
Sounds good
So it did really good on the tape that I used to tape off. The tape just got hit with half the paint. I did 5 passes and it is way too much. Lesson learned it only needs 3 passes max.
Rust-Oleum
cause it also is against rust if i am correct
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Grade - not guard. You should be using Plasti dip on your wheels....
Not on a work truck rim not durable enough.
I'm not agreeing with your technique. Think that your application wasn't good. You also didn't try the Harbor Freight brand liner which I have had very good luck with.
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Not picking on this guy but every video I watch nobody seems to remember the prices they paid for what they’re are showing. My sense tells me they don’t want to say the real price fearing they overpaid for something. For goodness sakes, give the exact price you paid. A dollar here and a dollar there means a lot to us broke people.
🤣😂 I gotcha sorry for that.
Chad Myers73 Again I’m not picking on you Chad. But I’ve watched countless videos on a variety of subjects. Very few produce receipts or know what the cost is. No need to be sorry my friend
@@thedailyvariety4407No Worries... All of my videos are unscripted just shooting from the hip. I’m just saying I should do a bit better to prepare. Thanks for watching!
you probably should have shaken it for more than 5 seconds. you would have gotten a better outcome on all your tests.
They all were shaken the proper amount of time off camera but thanks for looking out. Thanks for watching!
Absolutely
I just used the Dupli-Color liner on my h3 grill a couple hours ago. I just posted it on my RUclips. Check it out if ya want to see the results...
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@@ChadMyers73 will do
Try Plasticoat
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Hurky all the way....
Thanks for watching!
Someone needs to go to spray painting school
Will you teach me please.... when you’ve never used a product and you don’t know what to expect what are you expect. So don’t bust my balls.
You ddint even shake tf😠😂😂
I don't do everything on camera the videos would be stupid long.
Raptor liner is a ripoff!😞
Ok
You're chosing a product based off of looks...?
Why not test the durability of each baldy.
I agree with you to a point but in this application it is only for looks. Thanks for watching and hit that subscribe button and become part of the family!
You should get right on that durability test Eaty...And be sure to get right back to us...Son.....👉
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I'm not personally familiar with the others but I can tell you from experience that herculiner is TOTAL TRASH. I did a bed liner with herculiner and in a month it was peeling and faded horribly. You're wasting money with that one. I didn't thin it out like it says you're able to do to spray it. I rolled it on straight from the gallon. Good luck dude.
Thank you very much for the info it much appreciated...
bayou boat trash mine is lasting for years now. Its all in the prep.
@@bfrankz3332 I prepped everything accordingly. Scuffed everything properly, cleaned it to ensure there were no grease or oils, everything was totally dry. I guess I got a bad can.
bayou boat trash Oh you used the can. I used the roll on. Cans never last too long for big surfaces. Just get a rubber mat for the bed of the truck!
@@bfrankz3332 nah, the gallon can to roll on.