Rust-Oleum 323529 Professional Grade Truck Bed Liner Kit

I used this to line the bed of my 2022 Nissan Frontier. The instructions were straight forward and easy to follow. The end result was excellent with the bed looking like it had been done by a shop. Just make sure to take your time on the project from start to finish and you'll have similar results. Make sure you're in a well ventilated space as well.Since I completed this project several month ago, the bed has seen heavy to moderate use. I've hauled appliances, lumber, ski gear, etc with the coating holding up well. If you're the DIY type and need your truck bed coated, I think this is an excellent option.

I was a little skeptical about this at first but because of the reviews I gave it a shot, which made my budget happy.I was absolutely impressed with the quality of this when applied correctly. It looks every bit as good as a spray in liner done at a body shop. Very strong and uniform. Also easy to apply , prep, mix, everything is very simple. It's even doing well against sun fading.I strongly recommend this, it's worth 3x the price and easier to install then spray in systems.

I got this to paint the bottom part of my campervan, and the top paint is urethane that can have a pigment.Honestly - This was waaaay cheaper than the urethane, feels better - and most importantly, it was SO MUCH EASIER to apply with a roller.This took me maybe an hour or two to tape and paint, the coverage is so good some places its one layer and you dont see anything below.my van is white so when something has bad coverage in a dark color you see through it.Painted a skirt on the van, the bumper front and back and the grill.someone bumped into the van and it did take off some paint, but its holding well on the bumper and grill.it does chip if you hit it with something hard when its on a soft surface, on metal it stays better than on plastic.one of the best rustoleum products, very much surprised with the outcome.should have painted the whole van.PS, the urethane is Custom Coat - Utter Garbage, 3 coats and can see through and chips away in some spots - i sanded very well the whole van for days.

This product is not easy to mix together, I did as the instructions said, after about twice the time instructed, I then put the bag on the floor and used my foot to try and mix the two together, did this for another 10 minutes or so. Opened the bag, still a huge lump. I took a metal rod bent in half making a long u shape and went to work again to mix it up. still after about another 10 minutes of doing this I was running out of time I applied it, it went on but had a lot of clumps here and there and the last of it was so hard it was impossible to apply

I put this on a new 6 foot truck bed. I easily had enough product, even enough that I put a third coat on the bed (not including the sides)I sanded the surface twice and it was not difficult with the included sanding block.Application time about 2 1/2 hours including some waiting for the surface to dry sufficiently for succeeding coats.The included roller is a bit less smooth than optimal and continually slipped sidewise on the roller barrel. The finish is more bumpy and rougher than required, although I suppose that helps hide imperfections. The roller handle is threaded so you can use a roller extension with itAdhesion when finished was good although it easily wipes off the base truck paint while painting.The tailgate had some shiny philips type screws. Rather than removing them I covered them with sticky dots to keep the heads clean. I taped the edges of the tailgate and sides and it cleaned up smoothly. Rather than attempting to plug the drain holes in the bed, I just put a large drop cloth under the truck.While still wet any stray marks easily cleaned off the truck outside walls with mineral spirits.The appearance and toughness is equal to the commercially sprayed beds at about a $400 savings. Not bad for an afternoon projectIt's much easier to pour out of the pouch with a cut on one corner than it is from a regular one gallon paint can.One disadvantage is that you cannot save any for touchup later.The truck sides have small oval plastic covers over some openings. You can chose to leave them in place in which case they get some product on them. Or remove them and they may be difficult to fit well when replaced as the epoxy makes the surface irregular and thicker. I left all the tiedown loops in place and just taped them.Some reviewers said to beware because it's not returnable if damaged, however you can call the Rustoleum company if you have an issue.And don't try this without an old shirt and pair of painting pants - you are going to get product on them. The included gloves are poor quality and developed holes which allowed epoxy inside. An older pair of leather gloves would work better.It has a strong odor while wet, I waited until the weather was clear and warm enough to do it outdoors and was happy with that choice.

This product is very easy to work with and finish product looks professionally done. Due to the contours of my truck bed, I spent an obnoxious amount of time sanding (5+hours). Xylene is a must. I mixed the pouches very aggressively and had no clumping issues. After blotting with the brush around one side and the front, I noticed it was starting to set up, so I finished those before continuing. Finishing one side at a time looks better, no overlap from blotting to rolling. I did find myself blotting more than rolling, the extra time was worth it. I also had more working time, 25 min, than product states. 80 degree day, done in my garage. I applied it a couple months ago so I cannot attest to its durability long term, still looks perfect! Those whom I have shown that didn’t know I DIY’d it, all asked where I took my truck to get it done! It looks that good!

Put this on my metal bed of my side by side. Two years later, still holding up.

The product had to be thinned with thinner to get to work properly. It was so thick you couldn't mix it well. After thinning it applied well. Apply in well ventilated area.