Black Truck Bed Liner Gel for Long-lasting Protection Review

Worked great. As you can see in the before and after photos, it makes the bed black again. It's very easy to erase and touch up the spots you missed the next day. I like that it doesn't flake off and you don't have to cover everything like spraying. I hope it lasts longer than 6 months but even if I have to do it every year it won't make much of a difference. This is a Honda Ridgeline bed.

I am very impressed with the Forever Black Bed Liner Gel. I applied it to my 2003 F-150 in about an hour. I used a sponge instead of the applicator that came with it because I read a lot of reviews about the applicator falling apart halfway through. The sponge worked perfectly. I used less than 8 fl oz. and since I bought two sets I probably have enough for a few years. It really made my liner look amazing. I highly recommend this product! If I could give more stars I would!

Excellent product. Looks very nice dry. Make sure you're in the shade or in a garage like the bottle says; stay away from the sun. The applicator is disgusting! When you convert a Rhino bed, the foam dissolves and the blue side is kinda useful but useless; it doesn't hold the liquid, it just pushes it. I'll try a small roller to finish the job. I needed another bottle for my 8ft truck including the walls and tailgate. It also covered some traces of the plywood sheet that was pulled out. I will…

I used the whole bottle to make my 1.5 meter bed and figured it could be used twice. It works pretty well but dries more easily so it looks better when wet. My after photo while it was still drying. It's very messy, so be sure to wear gloves and avoid getting on the paint if you can. If you do, remove it immediately because once it dries it will be much more difficult to remove. I just remove it with auto paint spray. Glossy tires actually look better, but don't last as long and can make the…

Bought a bottle to decorate a 2009 Tacoma bed sheet. Yes, the applicator doesn't stick, but you can still use the sponge if the hard top "grip" falls off. I thought the sponge worked better alone than when attached to a hard "handle". I simply pulled any wear and tear from the sponge away from the fluff and continued. Was a great solution to the problem as using a sponge made it easier to just apply to the nooks and crannies that have formed in the liner over the years. The bed pad turned out…

I don't write many reviews but so far very easy to use and works very well. Bought a used truck last month and after a couple of car washes the truck bed has faded from looking clean at the dealer. So, following the instructions, I put on gloves and got to work. It took just over an hour to complete the entire bed. Was easy to use. The only problem I had, and it could have been entirely my fault, was either being too rough or just being a crappy foam applicator. But halfway through, the foam…

Ok I don't usually write reviews but this product has been amazing so far. I have a Line-X branded blade that is about 20 years old. The truck was covered most of the time, however it is a work truck that is regularly used to transport things. The linens had faded over the years and turned gray rather than black. I used the sponge that came with the kit, but I cut the "grooves" meant for the plastic wrap with a razor knife. I was immediately blown away by how well the linens did. I've tried…