Project Blackout - 100 Series Herculiner Trim and Bumpers

[CCuzj100]

Love my Yota 100 series...has 172k on it and runs better than when I first bought it over a year ago.

Seafoam, lucas, & cata clean are what Ive used mostly to clean the s*** out of the internals and they work wonders and smooth idle, improve mpg, etc

Just recently finished about 80% of Project Blackout which was to roll on herculiner bed liner on my ugly tan trim and bumpers.

Herculiner quarts are sold at your local oreilly or pep boys for $30 and roller at lowes for $3.

Total time invested 6-8 hours, total $85ish...and Im extremely happy with the results.

 

[FxFormat]

Honestly I think a dark graphite color rattle can would look better. Those bedliners belong undercarriage and in truck beds, I wouldn’t use it on the exterior.

Are you doing the bumpers as well?

 

[reznunt]

The important thing is that you like it. It's your truck bro!

 

[RND1]

Hard to tell with the blue tape still on there. This is interesting - keep going and post pics.

 

[470SNC]

I'm in the middle of doing this too, just bedlined my rear bumper and thinking of doing the rockers under the trim to match. Does the roller system work well?

 

[CCuzj100]

I'm in the middle of doing this too, just bedlined my rear bumper and thinking of doing the rockers under the trim to match. Does the roller system work well?

Yes it does but make sure to use the cheaper sponge roller vs the better cloth rollers for real paint.

Can you post some pics? im about to post the 90% completed pic soon once this fog burns off

 

[bamabrock]

My experience with herculiner is that it fades without the uv coating they sell.

 

[CCuzj100]

Here it is...just need to finish my front bumper

 

[470SNC]

Here's what the rear bumper looks like with Duplicolor bedliner, gonna be leaving my trim white and painting the rockers under to match front bumper level.

 

[jdlobb]

Bump. Can anybody tell me about how many quarts, or how many rattle cans, it takes to do the bumpers?