Spray-On Bedliner Kit 3.0 Gallon with Spray Gun - Durable Textured, UV & Rust Resistant - Heavy-Duty Protection for Trucks & Trailers - White, 9-Piece Set

Looked at a lot of youTube videos on how to shoot bed liner on a truck to "repaint" it and boy, was i surprised how well this worked to cover my old F250! Easy to mix, easy to shoot (i used a Harbor Freight Texture gun for $35 to shoot). Scuffed it all up, masked it off, wiped it down with laquer thinner and covered it pretty well with the 1.5 gals. Second cote after letting it flash for 60 min. Went on nice! Was kind of fun too! Great product folks!

Did this nearly 6 months ago. Appears very tough and durable. Be sure to follow the instructions. I used bulldog adhesion promoter just before application and after sanding. I used nearly a gallon to spray the sides of my pickup. The color (desert tan) was quite a bit lighter than I wanted.Also since I used the texture pellets it was very hard to determine how thick the application was and I now have some rust showing through. It should be easy to touch up.Do not try this indoors without the garage door open, it's incredibly smelly.The description says the order will include a spray gun and mine did not, so I had to ask for one. It took another week to get it so that's the reason I did not do 5 stars.

I used this to coat an exterior deck which is also part of the roof for the basement. The deck surface is advantech and I did put a primer coat down first. Used 2 of the 3 gallon kits to cover the 350 square feet with two coats, giving me maybe a 1/16th inch thick surface that is absolutely waterproof and so far handles furniture being dragged across it just fine. The folks at the company were very helpful on the phone.The spray gun did not work well for me. Ended up simply brushing it on. Needed to wear mask, fumes are potent and hung around for several days. Used only about 1/3 of the rubber pieces since I wanted a smoother finish.

Stuff is great I did my whole f350 crewcab with the 3 gallon kit at 80-100psi make sure you have at least a 8 gal compressor, because this stuff hardens very quickly!!! You have to be fast, if you mix a gallon at a time. ALSO TO CHOSE YOUR COLOR YOU HAVE TO MAKE THE PURCHASE AND EMAIL THEM WHAT COLOR YOU WANT!!! I sprayed this last year on my truck and 2 hrs. Later it poured rain on it I was really scared it was gonna screw it up but it didn't phase it at all it was already hard! It's been thru branches, basketball, stepped on and it still looks new!!! I'm very happy with it and recommend it to anyone they also have a Facebook you can look at!

As for the spray in bedliner it seems to be a decent product but only time will tell ,as for the spraygun that comes with the kit( junk) unless you just want to waste material I highly recommend throwing it away and getting a textured spray gun from Harbor freight or at least a better one from somewhere else. If it wasn’t for their cheap spraygun I would have nothing but good things to say, heck if they would’ve knocked off a couple bucks and not including the gun I would’ve have preferred that more

To easy. Prep. Tape and spray. Application was very easy, included gun worked amazing. Product layed put very even and looks great. 3 gallon kid did inside and out of my 76 k5. , one key point to remember... you are spraying and a very high psi.. make sure your tape holds.... lots of overspray on glass..... oh well! UPDATE*** 2 YEARS LATER I still love this product, when it gets dirty and muddy I just use a stiff bristle brush and garden hose or pressure washer make sure you prep your surface I had some surface rust bleed tru ( my fault) buesods that still 100% satisfied!

This product is garbage. I tried to use it to cover my rv roof. The roof is 7’ by 10’ and I ended up with a popcorn ceiling texture that I now have to scrape off before I can try another coating. I don’t believe it would make much of a bedliner either.

Product itself was a good value. Used on 04 dodge ram. The spray gun that came with kit barely screwed on can. And I mean barely! Nearly ripped top of cans off the hardner to open. Broke down and bought a dry wall texture gun to do cab, can honestly recommend to do this right off. So much better control.