I used this on my Grand Cherokee that also had that ugly faded plastics and I've had it for about 7 months and it has held up amazingly. Honestly the best visual upgrade to this style jeep. 👍 Would recommend 10/10.
NeverWasteXP et al I was quoted $1300 by Maaco for a bed-liner paint job. The manager here in Tempe will only paint this set of late 90’s trim pieces if “prepped”, to guarantee a long-lasting and non-chipping outcome. Please keep us up to date. I think I will try this azoffroad approach too. Best, all.
Totally agree. This is such a simple and cheap upgrade but looks so good. No reason to pay more than $100 for the paint. It seems like it will hold up well too. I’ll continue to update as time goes on 👍🏻
Update: I have now had this Bedliner on my Jeep for a year as of today. I can officially say that this is the best bedliner I have ever used. It has held up amazing and still looks great. Does not lose it’s deep black color and is easy to clean. It is truly the best thing to do to any car with ugly faded plastics. Still recommend 10/10
@@neverwastexp6840 I finally did mine in simple flat black. Took all the panels off (some of them were pretty loose, having broken clips) and repainted 3 thin layers. Clips were all replaced at ~$8/each cha-ching. But yes, the difference is night & day, agreed. Thanks for the video @www.azoffroad.net
thanks for the update! i just bought a 94, a very little research and a few youtube vids, i ended buying a quart of forever black.... did not work(at least for me). now thanks to you i know what to do. oh and all your videos kickass!
Looks great! I used it on the exposed frame om my Toy Hauler. 2 years of rocks kicked up from my truck and it still looks great. Back to Black lasts one wash.
Great review. Think about painting my ATV cargo box so you never use sandpaper you to basically just scruff it up a little with Scotch-Brite and painted it on. You didn't need any adhesion promoter
I just sprayed my Silverado tailgate before I do the entire bed.....very impressed so far easy to spray etc....easier than plasti dip. I may spray this on our Wrangler fenders.....and on my roof and hood on the silverado once it gets bad.
I used that stuff on my new grill for my Dodge. We are at +6000 feet & it looked really good until 12 months past & it looks very sun baked. I will be replacing the grill again & use Monstaliner on it.
Interesting. I've had it on the 3 years since this video and it still looks just as good. And the Jeep sits outside in the frequent 110+ degree temps here in Phoenix.
I wish to cover all the chrome with bedliner on my ram 1500 17’ but I’m aftaid of the outcome.. do you guys recommend that ? Also i want to cover that upper fascia on the front bumper which is plastic, any of you that did it ?
I"m getting this a couple of years late, but the write-up is gone from the internet. At least the photos are. Would you consider finding another host and putting all your hard work back online for the world to see?
I migrated my website a little over a year ago so it's possible some of the links may not point to the right place. The page is still up and you can check it out here: azoffroad.net/zj-project-bedliner-spray . I'll try and update some of the recent projects soon. Thanks for the heads up!
What kind of prep did you do on the plastic ? Just a wash or did you scrub it down and then use some alcohol ? gonna be doing this to my 2002 jeep grand Cherokee this weekend.
All I did was give it a good wash & scrub down. I used a coarse washcloth but did nothing more. The bedliner is very sticky and applies well to nearly any clean surface. Hope it worked on your jeep!
Can you link to the video with the paint process? Or at least mention what paint brand did you use, since you failed to mention it here and we can't see label from the spray either... thanks.
Hey my friend, fellow Arizonan and guy who just bought a ZJ, how has the color held up with the sun after a few years? And what wheels are you rolling on, there?
I used that exact stuff to touch up the bed of my truck where I made a fuel pump access panel. It began peeling after just a few months. Anyone out there try that paint made specifically for plastic bumpers?
@@MobTyz I dunno, I was just saying that I just bought some, however, I was wrong about the price......my apologies..... and also I had just bought something similar...... then I forgot about the post.
Dude !!, how many cans d u used!??...I did mine , & my baby looks amazingly/ beautifully upgraded, it ship likely & I retoched tha spots, lol!!...I painted tha gas tang 2!!.
OK I have to say you keep saying it’s a unique look I own the same jeep did the same thing and just about every other jeep I see has also done it it’s not unique but it is cool lol
I've found that the fewer 20+ year old, brittle plastic things I have to take off the Jeep the better. There's no need to take off the panels to paint if you do an adequate prep job.
This is what I use for my bumpers and sliders since it is really easy to touch up after hitting the rocks on wheeling trips
I used this on my Grand Cherokee that also had that ugly faded plastics and I've had it for about 7 months and it has held up amazingly. Honestly the best visual upgrade to this style jeep. 👍 Would recommend 10/10.
NeverWasteXP et al I was quoted $1300 by Maaco for a bed-liner paint job. The manager here in Tempe will only paint this set of late 90’s trim pieces if “prepped”, to guarantee a long-lasting and non-chipping outcome. Please keep us up to date. I think I will try this azoffroad approach too. Best, all.
Totally agree. This is such a simple and cheap upgrade but looks so good. No reason to pay more than $100 for the paint. It seems like it will hold up well too. I’ll continue to update as time goes on 👍🏻
Update: I have now had this Bedliner on my Jeep for a year as of today. I can officially say that this is the best bedliner I have ever used. It has held up amazing and still looks great. Does not lose it’s deep black color and is easy to clean. It is truly the best thing to do to any car with ugly faded plastics. Still recommend 10/10
Bro, Can only be used for bed liner or Can I use it in other places? Such like Control board. And the plastic by the door.?
@@neverwastexp6840 I finally did mine in simple flat black. Took all the panels off (some of them were pretty loose, having broken clips) and repainted 3 thin layers. Clips were all replaced at ~$8/each cha-ching. But yes, the difference is night & day, agreed. Thanks for the video @www.azoffroad.net
Thanks for the update, I've been wanting to spray my ZJ but was worried about the long term durability.
Nice rig!
thanks for the update! i just bought a 94, a very little research and a few youtube vids, i ended buying a quart of forever black.... did not work(at least for me). now thanks to you i know what to do. oh and all your videos kickass!
Thanks for watching them! I’ve heard nothing but bad about the rub on products. Bed liner is definitely the way to go!
I've been using this for years, best trick I found is , clear coat the bed liner ( same product) . It's washes off shiny and puts on a candy shell
Zanders Bailey can you message me instructions on what you did!? Plz thanks
Looks great! I used it on the exposed frame om my Toy Hauler. 2 years of rocks kicked up from my truck and it still looks great. Back to Black lasts one wash.
Thanks DD! It’s good stuff for sure. I’m glad I didn’t waste the time with Back to Black.
I did it and I love it. My jeep looks like new. Thanks for the tip. Now my Wife wants me to do hers also.
Im gonna do this to my h3 grill...prior owner used plasti dip and its peeling as well as parts of the chrome under. Im definitely trying this.
Thank you I was thinking about a darker paint on my ZJ, now I plan on getting the bed liner spray
Finally an after review. Everyone did a how to but it would be pointless if it peeled or chipped off.
Still holding up just as well 3 years later! Thanks for watching!
I used a 2k clear over one and its very tough and resilient
Great review. Think about painting my ATV cargo box so you never use sandpaper you to basically just scruff it up a little with Scotch-Brite and painted it on. You didn't need any adhesion promoter
Saw ur vid and Just did my 80 series land cruiser flares, 3 light even coats turned out great. Hard to mess up if u don't rush, almost looks factory.
I did same thing but used raptor liner. Works AWESOME
I did the exact same thing on my ZJ many years ago. It held up, even after I got into an accident.
Thanks for sharing!
Can't wait to see what's in that Iron Rock Offroad box!
That should be coming up here in a few weeks. IRO makes some good stuff! 👍🏻
You conviced me to do this on the faded plastics of my WK, will be my next mod. :-)
getting ready to buy one, got alot of jeeping buddies!
I just sprayed my Silverado tailgate before I do the entire bed.....very impressed so far easy to spray etc....easier than plasti dip. I may spray this on our Wrangler fenders.....and on my roof and hood on the silverado once it gets bad.
Did you ever spray your wrangler fenders and top?How did it go if you did do it?
I did bedliner on my ford explore I did up to the window line the front fenders all the bumpers The hood and the roof
Thinking about doing this on my xj trim
Thanks for doing this video, great idea for sure! :)
I used that stuff on my new grill for my Dodge. We are at +6000 feet & it looked really good until 12 months past & it looks very sun baked. I will be replacing the grill again & use Monstaliner on it.
Interesting. I've had it on the 3 years since this video and it still looks just as good. And the Jeep sits outside in the frequent 110+ degree temps here in Phoenix.
Great idea!! And looks good also..
Thanks, John! It’s a good look and should match the new bumpers in the future.
Good information, good product and good looking jeep :)
Yes, totally agree!
Great Video Thanks👍🏾
Great idea
How about 6 years later? How is it now?
That’s awesome!
nice i was thinking of trying out the spray
Is there a brand and type you recommend?
The brand I used (Rust-Oleum) seems to hold up well. Even 3 years later in Phoenix, it looks exactly the same!
I wish to cover all the chrome with bedliner on my ram 1500 17’ but I’m aftaid of the outcome.. do you guys recommend that ? Also i want to cover that upper fascia on the front bumper which is plastic, any of you that did it ?
I"m getting this a couple of years late, but the write-up is gone from the internet. At least the photos are. Would you consider finding another host and putting all your hard work back online for the world to see?
I migrated my website a little over a year ago so it's possible some of the links may not point to the right place. The page is still up and you can check it out here: azoffroad.net/zj-project-bedliner-spray . I'll try and update some of the recent projects soon. Thanks for the heads up!
What kind of prep did you do on the plastic ? Just a wash or did you scrub it down and then use some alcohol ? gonna be doing this to my 2002 jeep grand Cherokee this weekend.
All I did was give it a good wash & scrub down. I used a coarse washcloth but did nothing more. The bedliner is very sticky and applies well to nearly any clean surface. Hope it worked on your jeep!
nice job... did u sand it before u sprayed it?
Did you do any sanding or prep work other than cleaning before spraying?
Joshua Richardson Nope, just tape off and spray away. This stuff if amazing and you will love it.
Can you link to the video with the paint process? Or at least mention what paint brand did you use, since you failed to mention it here and we can't see label from the spray either... thanks.
Andrés Zsögön it’s literally in the thumbnail, and he did a whole video of the process
i have to do that on my chevy blazer !
Hey my friend, fellow Arizonan and guy who just bought a ZJ, how has the color held up with the sun after a few years? And what wheels are you rolling on, there?
Did you have to prep your plastics at all?
How about now
How many cans did you use..?
How many coats and cans of spray will I need? I have the same exact one to paint.
Chris Hunt I need to know as well!
Get 2 cans , 3 if your not drinking beer for creativity n precision lol facts
How many coats did you apply? I’m getting ready to do this.
Nice👍 good info 👍
Thanks for watching 👍🏻
I used that exact stuff to touch up the bed of my truck where I made a fuel pump access panel. It began peeling after just a few months. Anyone out there try that paint made specifically for plastic bumpers?
How do you clean your herculiner bed liner spray? Just spray it off with water?
Очень круто!!!
you used some primary for plastics
Nice
Awesome.... How much is it？where to buy?
Great video. You have answered a question that has been nagging me for 6 months or so. Now where do we get this spray on bed liner
I just bought some at Walmart for $4.64 a can
@@rdwolf11b how many cans did you need
@@MobTyz I dunno, I was just saying that I just bought some, however, I was wrong about the price......my apologies..... and also I had just bought something similar...... then I forgot about the post.
Is this spray like linex and indestructible?
I can't comment on Linex, but 3 years after this video was filmed, it looks just as good. I haven't retouched it since!
How many coats did you put on?
Thanks
Two coats. And still holding up well after 3 years!
Hey man how do you avoid clogging in the nozzle?
Can I used on a truck dash board Sr?
What spray can did you use?
Dude !!, how many cans d u used!??...I did mine , & my baby looks amazingly/ beautifully upgraded, it ship likely & I retoched tha spots, lol!!...I painted tha gas tang 2!!.
How many cans did you use
How many cans did you use?
Can I use spray paint??
OK I have to say you keep saying it’s a unique look I own the same jeep did the same thing and just about every other jeep I see has also done it it’s not unique but it is cool lol
Did u have to scratch the surface to get Berliner to stick
Nope. I just washed it really good and sprayed it on. The bedliner sticks very well to just about any surface.
What bed liner spray did you use? Rustoleum?
Yep. About 4-5 cans worth.
Ive got the same tires in the midwest i hate them
What size lift/tires are you running on this? I just bought a 98 zj and would like to build similar.
Hey Marty. I have a 3.5” ProComp lift, 15” black rock wheels, and 31” cooper tires.
www.azoffroad.net thanks for the info!! Trying to pick a direction for my build.
Not a problem. Best of luck with your build!
What brand did you use??
I used Rustoleum. Still looks great!
So did you put on like 3 coats? Did you use the pro or just the regular? I was going to try the duplicolor bed armor. I'm not sure.
What about using plasti dip instead of bedliner ? Anyone done that ?
i guess the durability of bed liner it's better than plastidip
Didn't even do any prep work? And you didn't even take anything off you just rattle canned that shit on the jeep lol
I've found that the fewer 20+ year old, brittle plastic things I have to take off the Jeep the better. There's no need to take off the panels to paint if you do an adequate prep job.
Didn't like it Hercules is better.
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