Toughest Bed Liner???

[akmcruiser]

Going to be coating my floor boards and parts of the exterior soon. I need opinions on the toughest, most functional, easiest to apply, bed liner. Has anyone tried hyperliner by hyperseal??

 

[gfoz]

I just used Herculiner on my interior wheel wells. Seems pretty tough, and has a ton of rubber chunks in it. I did some tests and wasn't able to scrape any off. I was also going for sound dampening and it seems to do a pretty good job of that Took over a week for the smell to go away though.

 

[PoeDog]

I've seen good work done with Durabak.

Never worked with it personally though.

 

[Spook50]

I just used Herculiner on my interior wheel wells. Seems pretty tough, and has a ton of rubber chunks in it. I did some tests and wasn't able to scrape any off. I was also going for sound dampening and it seems to do a pretty good job of that Took over a week for the smell to go away though.

Good to hear a positive review. I'm hoping to put some on my 62 once the weather warms up. The local Ace carries the kit for a decent price (along with extra quarts) so as soon as I take the time to prep it I'll start in on it. Only thing I'm concerned about is how well it'll adhere on the edges where I mask it off, since I won't be able to perfectly sand along the edges.

 

[NanoCar]

How about a weathertech for a floor liner? I saw a plastic one. they call it THERMOPOLYOLEFIN.. im not so sure about it..

 

[Landcruisin'60]

I used Herc on my first 60 and then I used some cheaper Duplicolor roll on liner on another vehicle. I would definitely say the Herc with all the chunks of rubber is the better of the 2. Just make sure you put on a lot of coats so its thick.

 

[StevoJonesFJ60]

I've got herculiner in the cargo area of my 60, and the stuff is super durable, I'm planning on doing the wheel wells and rest of the interior too.