🚚 Truck Bed Coating Roller Kit - Dupli-Color TRG103 (0.18 oz.) Review

I had high hopes for this product. I literally followed the making and mixing instructions. After the first 48 hours it took on a rubbery consistency that I could literally peel off with my fingernails. (I can work on this and pull out a dried lump of Kevlar, it's not a hard coat. Kevlar isn't very "fibrous" and just seems to give the finish a very lumpy texture. Your hands and knees on that very lumpy surface Trying to building up a layer seems to exacerbate the gumming problem on the…

I have used 2 cans of this spray and found them on sale for about $10 each and would happily buy more. I painted the front bumper on my jeep as it was sunburnt and 10 years old and also painted a special box that I put in the back of my jeep. I applied 3 coats and a texture coat to the bumper and 2 coats to the storage box. I've included a photo of my rear bumper for reference, but my front bumper looked just as faded as my rear bumper before I did. I'm ordering a few more cans and will be…

I love this video but there are certain things to expect. It doesn't absorb like fiber or sponge rollers, so there's a lot less waste. That's good, but you have to keep the roller moving until the product is where and how you want it. What I mean is that it takes more rollers to distribute the material evenly (I used mine with Herculiner). It leaves coatings and the like with a nice texture. From what I can tell it has good wear resistance and has lasted much longer than the reels that came…

I bought a quart of Dupli-Color solvent based cargo hold paint to apply to the bilge of a boat I am building. It was applied to clean and prepared fiberglass and clean and prepared textured plastic. This is the third boat I've done this with and I've also sprayed the liner in my personal truck (every other time with a different product). The instructions were followed to the last letter (and don't try to tell me I didn't; I work with enough fiberglass and paint to know how to prepare properly…

I've read a lot of reviews about Herculiner bedding sets with bottom foam pads and to get a quality finish you had to upgrade to these more expensive and durable loop strengthens. I couldn't agree more. These rollers were almost useless when spreading material, and after changing the amount of bedding material moved, I did most of the work with the included chip brush. I was afraid to use the videos provided, but the work went so fast I thought it was already screwed up. To my surprise, the…

Let me first point out that although this item is advertised as new, it has clearly been used or at least someone has sprayed it for verification. I have included photos to show how the jar arrived when I opened the package. That being said I didn't have time to try and return it and wait for a new can so I went ahead and used it. I've never used this particular bedding spray so I can't confirm how long it can hold up against the elements, but I've found that it seems like it takes a few coats…

I had a plastic truck body liner that reduced the inside length of the body by two inches. I wanted to use the entire length of the bed. Truck body prepped - washed with Simple Green then wiped down with tape, water and TSP to remove wax and scratch it. All the shine is gone. Rear door removed, groomed and camouflaged. I wiped down the truck bed and tailgate with paint thinner and let them dry. Truck disguised to avoid splashing. I mixed the color with a drill and a long mixer. Then we clean…

Five stars is not enough. I have read the negative reviews and most make it clear that the instructions were not followed. Do this: 1. Wash with HOT water and lots of cheap dish soap. Specialty cleaning is a waste of money. air dry.2. Scrub, but don't use anything finer than 80 grit sandpaper. Go for heavy scratches and no residual shine. A NOTICE. When reinforcing handrails are first applied with masking tape and then rubbed. Remove the tape before washing in step 3.3. Wash again in step 1.4…