Installed HercuLiner
05-23-2004, 07:56 PM
#21
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Re: Installed HercuLiner
Well Captain, Xolene is it's own product it is the modern equilelvelent of
the old enamel reducers used to thin high VOC auto paints. The cost
including shipping of the Herculiner was $101.00 and the Xolene is about
$9.00 per gallon and the stippling brush was $8.50 and I did not use the one
that came with the kit.
Well, it does add extra protection in rust prevention and interior wear and
tear. I have restored several jeeps and they always have rusted on the
floor pans from the inside out. It really does not have an affect on sound
deadening or prevent heat transfer it does slightly reduce some harmonic
vibrations you usually get
from the resonance of the power train.
--
HarryS
JAFGBR
JAFTJO
"Captain Purple" <test@somewhere.com> wrote in message
news:VR8sc.307$eQ5.137@twister.socal.rr.com...
> Excuse my temporary ignorance (to say nothing of insanity) but what's the
primary purpose?
> Looks?
> Sound deadening?
> Vibration?
> Heat transfer from the underside of the vehicle through the floor?
>
> Thanks --- also you didn't say how much that one gallon (plus the
"Xolene") came to.
> BTW, what's "Xolene" ? Toluene? Naptha? Some mix of Toluene and Isopropyl?
>
> CP
>
> "HarryS" <harry-s@NoSpam.Net> wrote in message
news:EpmdneCNEdalkCzdRVn-uw@comcast.com...
> > I was bouncing either to having an x-liner install or a Rhino liner
> > installed. I have had both done in my pick ups but when I was quoted
the
> > price I vapor locked $450.00 and they would not give me a break even if
I
> > removed the interior.
> >
> > Well, nothing venture nothing gained I purchased the one gallon kit of
the
> > Herculiner and things went pretty smooth, ha, ha. Completely stripped
out
> > the interior of my 04 TJ Sahara piled it all in the shop and commenced
to
> > get in to it.
> >
> > Since it is new I used a strong household cleaner and then roughed up
the
> > surfaces wiped down with Xolene as per directions I did not like the
roller
> > that cam with it so I used a stippling paint brush instead. I applied
two
> > coats and it only took the first coat 2 hours to dry.
> >
> > I even did the door entry lips and tail gate when all said and done the
job
> > looked great and only time will tell for wear. I had a full quart left
over
> > and will keep it for touch up as needed. The stuff seems pretty tough
got
> > some on my elbow and short of sand blasting it won't come off.
> >
> > It took about two full days from start to finish and keep me out of the
> > wife's hair so life is good. Saved some serious coin so I can keep the
frig
> > stocked with beer.
> >
> > --
> > HarryS
> > JAFGBR
> > JAFTJO
> >
> >
the old enamel reducers used to thin high VOC auto paints. The cost
including shipping of the Herculiner was $101.00 and the Xolene is about
$9.00 per gallon and the stippling brush was $8.50 and I did not use the one
that came with the kit.
Well, it does add extra protection in rust prevention and interior wear and
tear. I have restored several jeeps and they always have rusted on the
floor pans from the inside out. It really does not have an affect on sound
deadening or prevent heat transfer it does slightly reduce some harmonic
vibrations you usually get
from the resonance of the power train.
--
HarryS
JAFGBR
JAFTJO
"Captain Purple" <test@somewhere.com> wrote in message
news:VR8sc.307$eQ5.137@twister.socal.rr.com...
> Excuse my temporary ignorance (to say nothing of insanity) but what's the
primary purpose?
> Looks?
> Sound deadening?
> Vibration?
> Heat transfer from the underside of the vehicle through the floor?
>
> Thanks --- also you didn't say how much that one gallon (plus the
"Xolene") came to.
> BTW, what's "Xolene" ? Toluene? Naptha? Some mix of Toluene and Isopropyl?
>
> CP
>
> "HarryS" <harry-s@NoSpam.Net> wrote in message
news:EpmdneCNEdalkCzdRVn-uw@comcast.com...
> > I was bouncing either to having an x-liner install or a Rhino liner
> > installed. I have had both done in my pick ups but when I was quoted
the
> > price I vapor locked $450.00 and they would not give me a break even if
I
> > removed the interior.
> >
> > Well, nothing venture nothing gained I purchased the one gallon kit of
the
> > Herculiner and things went pretty smooth, ha, ha. Completely stripped
out
> > the interior of my 04 TJ Sahara piled it all in the shop and commenced
to
> > get in to it.
> >
> > Since it is new I used a strong household cleaner and then roughed up
the
> > surfaces wiped down with Xolene as per directions I did not like the
roller
> > that cam with it so I used a stippling paint brush instead. I applied
two
> > coats and it only took the first coat 2 hours to dry.
> >
> > I even did the door entry lips and tail gate when all said and done the
job
> > looked great and only time will tell for wear. I had a full quart left
over
> > and will keep it for touch up as needed. The stuff seems pretty tough
got
> > some on my elbow and short of sand blasting it won't come off.
> >
> > It took about two full days from start to finish and keep me out of the
> > wife's hair so life is good. Saved some serious coin so I can keep the
frig
> > stocked with beer.
> >
> > --
> > HarryS
> > JAFGBR
> > JAFTJO
> >
> >
05-23-2004, 09:35 PM
#22
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Re: Installed HercuLiner
pics please
HarryS wrote:
> I was bouncing either to having an x-liner install or a Rhino liner
> installed. I have had both done in my pick ups but when I was quoted the
> price I vapor locked $450.00 and they would not give me a break even if I
> removed the interior.
>
> Well, nothing venture nothing gained I purchased the one gallon kit of the
> Herculiner and things went pretty smooth, ha, ha. Completely stripped out
> the interior of my 04 TJ Sahara piled it all in the shop and commenced to
> get in to it.
>
> Since it is new I used a strong household cleaner and then roughed up the
> surfaces wiped down with Xolene as per directions I did not like the roller
> that cam with it so I used a stippling paint brush instead. I applied two
> coats and it only took the first coat 2 hours to dry.
>
> I even did the door entry lips and tail gate when all said and done the job
> looked great and only time will tell for wear. I had a full quart left over
> and will keep it for touch up as needed. The stuff seems pretty tough got
> some on my elbow and short of sand blasting it won't come off.
>
> It took about two full days from start to finish and keep me out of the
> wife's hair so life is good. Saved some serious coin so I can keep the frig
> stocked with beer.
>
HarryS wrote:
> I was bouncing either to having an x-liner install or a Rhino liner
> installed. I have had both done in my pick ups but when I was quoted the
> price I vapor locked $450.00 and they would not give me a break even if I
> removed the interior.
>
> Well, nothing venture nothing gained I purchased the one gallon kit of the
> Herculiner and things went pretty smooth, ha, ha. Completely stripped out
> the interior of my 04 TJ Sahara piled it all in the shop and commenced to
> get in to it.
>
> Since it is new I used a strong household cleaner and then roughed up the
> surfaces wiped down with Xolene as per directions I did not like the roller
> that cam with it so I used a stippling paint brush instead. I applied two
> coats and it only took the first coat 2 hours to dry.
>
> I even did the door entry lips and tail gate when all said and done the job
> looked great and only time will tell for wear. I had a full quart left over
> and will keep it for touch up as needed. The stuff seems pretty tough got
> some on my elbow and short of sand blasting it won't come off.
>
> It took about two full days from start to finish and keep me out of the
> wife's hair so life is good. Saved some serious coin so I can keep the frig
> stocked with beer.
>
05-23-2004, 09:35 PM
#23
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Re: Installed HercuLiner
pics please
HarryS wrote:
> I was bouncing either to having an x-liner install or a Rhino liner
> installed. I have had both done in my pick ups but when I was quoted the
> price I vapor locked $450.00 and they would not give me a break even if I
> removed the interior.
>
> Well, nothing venture nothing gained I purchased the one gallon kit of the
> Herculiner and things went pretty smooth, ha, ha. Completely stripped out
> the interior of my 04 TJ Sahara piled it all in the shop and commenced to
> get in to it.
>
> Since it is new I used a strong household cleaner and then roughed up the
> surfaces wiped down with Xolene as per directions I did not like the roller
> that cam with it so I used a stippling paint brush instead. I applied two
> coats and it only took the first coat 2 hours to dry.
>
> I even did the door entry lips and tail gate when all said and done the job
> looked great and only time will tell for wear. I had a full quart left over
> and will keep it for touch up as needed. The stuff seems pretty tough got
> some on my elbow and short of sand blasting it won't come off.
>
> It took about two full days from start to finish and keep me out of the
> wife's hair so life is good. Saved some serious coin so I can keep the frig
> stocked with beer.
>
HarryS wrote:
> I was bouncing either to having an x-liner install or a Rhino liner
> installed. I have had both done in my pick ups but when I was quoted the
> price I vapor locked $450.00 and they would not give me a break even if I
> removed the interior.
>
> Well, nothing venture nothing gained I purchased the one gallon kit of the
> Herculiner and things went pretty smooth, ha, ha. Completely stripped out
> the interior of my 04 TJ Sahara piled it all in the shop and commenced to
> get in to it.
>
> Since it is new I used a strong household cleaner and then roughed up the
> surfaces wiped down with Xolene as per directions I did not like the roller
> that cam with it so I used a stippling paint brush instead. I applied two
> coats and it only took the first coat 2 hours to dry.
>
> I even did the door entry lips and tail gate when all said and done the job
> looked great and only time will tell for wear. I had a full quart left over
> and will keep it for touch up as needed. The stuff seems pretty tough got
> some on my elbow and short of sand blasting it won't come off.
>
> It took about two full days from start to finish and keep me out of the
> wife's hair so life is good. Saved some serious coin so I can keep the frig
> stocked with beer.
>
05-23-2004, 09:35 PM
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Re: Installed HercuLiner
pics please
HarryS wrote:
> I was bouncing either to having an x-liner install or a Rhino liner
> installed. I have had both done in my pick ups but when I was quoted the
> price I vapor locked $450.00 and they would not give me a break even if I
> removed the interior.
>
> Well, nothing venture nothing gained I purchased the one gallon kit of the
> Herculiner and things went pretty smooth, ha, ha. Completely stripped out
> the interior of my 04 TJ Sahara piled it all in the shop and commenced to
> get in to it.
>
> Since it is new I used a strong household cleaner and then roughed up the
> surfaces wiped down with Xolene as per directions I did not like the roller
> that cam with it so I used a stippling paint brush instead. I applied two
> coats and it only took the first coat 2 hours to dry.
>
> I even did the door entry lips and tail gate when all said and done the job
> looked great and only time will tell for wear. I had a full quart left over
> and will keep it for touch up as needed. The stuff seems pretty tough got
> some on my elbow and short of sand blasting it won't come off.
>
> It took about two full days from start to finish and keep me out of the
> wife's hair so life is good. Saved some serious coin so I can keep the frig
> stocked with beer.
>
HarryS wrote:
> I was bouncing either to having an x-liner install or a Rhino liner
> installed. I have had both done in my pick ups but when I was quoted the
> price I vapor locked $450.00 and they would not give me a break even if I
> removed the interior.
>
> Well, nothing venture nothing gained I purchased the one gallon kit of the
> Herculiner and things went pretty smooth, ha, ha. Completely stripped out
> the interior of my 04 TJ Sahara piled it all in the shop and commenced to
> get in to it.
>
> Since it is new I used a strong household cleaner and then roughed up the
> surfaces wiped down with Xolene as per directions I did not like the roller
> that cam with it so I used a stippling paint brush instead. I applied two
> coats and it only took the first coat 2 hours to dry.
>
> I even did the door entry lips and tail gate when all said and done the job
> looked great and only time will tell for wear. I had a full quart left over
> and will keep it for touch up as needed. The stuff seems pretty tough got
> some on my elbow and short of sand blasting it won't come off.
>
> It took about two full days from start to finish and keep me out of the
> wife's hair so life is good. Saved some serious coin so I can keep the frig
> stocked with beer.
>
05-23-2004, 09:35 PM
#25
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Re: Installed HercuLiner
pics please
HarryS wrote:
> I was bouncing either to having an x-liner install or a Rhino liner
> installed. I have had both done in my pick ups but when I was quoted the
> price I vapor locked $450.00 and they would not give me a break even if I
> removed the interior.
>
> Well, nothing venture nothing gained I purchased the one gallon kit of the
> Herculiner and things went pretty smooth, ha, ha. Completely stripped out
> the interior of my 04 TJ Sahara piled it all in the shop and commenced to
> get in to it.
>
> Since it is new I used a strong household cleaner and then roughed up the
> surfaces wiped down with Xolene as per directions I did not like the roller
> that cam with it so I used a stippling paint brush instead. I applied two
> coats and it only took the first coat 2 hours to dry.
>
> I even did the door entry lips and tail gate when all said and done the job
> looked great and only time will tell for wear. I had a full quart left over
> and will keep it for touch up as needed. The stuff seems pretty tough got
> some on my elbow and short of sand blasting it won't come off.
>
> It took about two full days from start to finish and keep me out of the
> wife's hair so life is good. Saved some serious coin so I can keep the frig
> stocked with beer.
>
HarryS wrote:
> I was bouncing either to having an x-liner install or a Rhino liner
> installed. I have had both done in my pick ups but when I was quoted the
> price I vapor locked $450.00 and they would not give me a break even if I
> removed the interior.
>
> Well, nothing venture nothing gained I purchased the one gallon kit of the
> Herculiner and things went pretty smooth, ha, ha. Completely stripped out
> the interior of my 04 TJ Sahara piled it all in the shop and commenced to
> get in to it.
>
> Since it is new I used a strong household cleaner and then roughed up the
> surfaces wiped down with Xolene as per directions I did not like the roller
> that cam with it so I used a stippling paint brush instead. I applied two
> coats and it only took the first coat 2 hours to dry.
>
> I even did the door entry lips and tail gate when all said and done the job
> looked great and only time will tell for wear. I had a full quart left over
> and will keep it for touch up as needed. The stuff seems pretty tough got
> some on my elbow and short of sand blasting it won't come off.
>
> It took about two full days from start to finish and keep me out of the
> wife's hair so life is good. Saved some serious coin so I can keep the frig
> stocked with beer.
>
05-23-2004, 09:48 PM
#26
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Re: Installed HercuLiner
On Mon, 24 May 2004 01:35:58 GMT, Jim85CJ <jim_85cj@NOSPAMyahoo.com>
wrote:
>pics please
http://jeepadventures.dyndns.org/jeep/paint/paint.html
I also used Herculiner and am very happy with the results.
>
>HarryS wrote:
>
>> I was bouncing either to having an x-liner install or a Rhino liner
>> installed. I have had both done in my pick ups but when I was quoted the
>> price I vapor locked $450.00 and they would not give me a break even if I
>> removed the interior.
>>
>> Well, nothing venture nothing gained I purchased the one gallon kit of the
>> Herculiner and things went pretty smooth, ha, ha. Completely stripped out
>> the interior of my 04 TJ Sahara piled it all in the shop and commenced to
>> get in to it.
>>
>> Since it is new I used a strong household cleaner and then roughed up the
>> surfaces wiped down with Xolene as per directions I did not like the roller
>> that cam with it so I used a stippling paint brush instead. I applied two
>> coats and it only took the first coat 2 hours to dry.
>>
>> I even did the door entry lips and tail gate when all said and done the job
>> looked great and only time will tell for wear. I had a full quart left over
>> and will keep it for touch up as needed. The stuff seems pretty tough got
>> some on my elbow and short of sand blasting it won't come off.
>>
>> It took about two full days from start to finish and keep me out of the
>> wife's hair so life is good. Saved some serious coin so I can keep the frig
>> stocked with beer.
>>
--
Less drivel, more Dremel.
Always carry a flagon of whiskey in case of snakebite,
and furthermore always carry a small snake.
- W.C. Fields
wrote:
>pics please
http://jeepadventures.dyndns.org/jeep/paint/paint.html
I also used Herculiner and am very happy with the results.
>
>HarryS wrote:
>
>> I was bouncing either to having an x-liner install or a Rhino liner
>> installed. I have had both done in my pick ups but when I was quoted the
>> price I vapor locked $450.00 and they would not give me a break even if I
>> removed the interior.
>>
>> Well, nothing venture nothing gained I purchased the one gallon kit of the
>> Herculiner and things went pretty smooth, ha, ha. Completely stripped out
>> the interior of my 04 TJ Sahara piled it all in the shop and commenced to
>> get in to it.
>>
>> Since it is new I used a strong household cleaner and then roughed up the
>> surfaces wiped down with Xolene as per directions I did not like the roller
>> that cam with it so I used a stippling paint brush instead. I applied two
>> coats and it only took the first coat 2 hours to dry.
>>
>> I even did the door entry lips and tail gate when all said and done the job
>> looked great and only time will tell for wear. I had a full quart left over
>> and will keep it for touch up as needed. The stuff seems pretty tough got
>> some on my elbow and short of sand blasting it won't come off.
>>
>> It took about two full days from start to finish and keep me out of the
>> wife's hair so life is good. Saved some serious coin so I can keep the frig
>> stocked with beer.
>>
--
Less drivel, more Dremel.
Always carry a flagon of whiskey in case of snakebite,
and furthermore always carry a small snake.
- W.C. Fields
05-23-2004, 09:48 PM
#27
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Re: Installed HercuLiner
On Mon, 24 May 2004 01:35:58 GMT, Jim85CJ <jim_85cj@NOSPAMyahoo.com>
wrote:
>pics please
http://jeepadventures.dyndns.org/jeep/paint/paint.html
I also used Herculiner and am very happy with the results.
>
>HarryS wrote:
>
>> I was bouncing either to having an x-liner install or a Rhino liner
>> installed. I have had both done in my pick ups but when I was quoted the
>> price I vapor locked $450.00 and they would not give me a break even if I
>> removed the interior.
>>
>> Well, nothing venture nothing gained I purchased the one gallon kit of the
>> Herculiner and things went pretty smooth, ha, ha. Completely stripped out
>> the interior of my 04 TJ Sahara piled it all in the shop and commenced to
>> get in to it.
>>
>> Since it is new I used a strong household cleaner and then roughed up the
>> surfaces wiped down with Xolene as per directions I did not like the roller
>> that cam with it so I used a stippling paint brush instead. I applied two
>> coats and it only took the first coat 2 hours to dry.
>>
>> I even did the door entry lips and tail gate when all said and done the job
>> looked great and only time will tell for wear. I had a full quart left over
>> and will keep it for touch up as needed. The stuff seems pretty tough got
>> some on my elbow and short of sand blasting it won't come off.
>>
>> It took about two full days from start to finish and keep me out of the
>> wife's hair so life is good. Saved some serious coin so I can keep the frig
>> stocked with beer.
>>
--
Less drivel, more Dremel.
Always carry a flagon of whiskey in case of snakebite,
and furthermore always carry a small snake.
- W.C. Fields
wrote:
>pics please
http://jeepadventures.dyndns.org/jeep/paint/paint.html
I also used Herculiner and am very happy with the results.
>
>HarryS wrote:
>
>> I was bouncing either to having an x-liner install or a Rhino liner
>> installed. I have had both done in my pick ups but when I was quoted the
>> price I vapor locked $450.00 and they would not give me a break even if I
>> removed the interior.
>>
>> Well, nothing venture nothing gained I purchased the one gallon kit of the
>> Herculiner and things went pretty smooth, ha, ha. Completely stripped out
>> the interior of my 04 TJ Sahara piled it all in the shop and commenced to
>> get in to it.
>>
>> Since it is new I used a strong household cleaner and then roughed up the
>> surfaces wiped down with Xolene as per directions I did not like the roller
>> that cam with it so I used a stippling paint brush instead. I applied two
>> coats and it only took the first coat 2 hours to dry.
>>
>> I even did the door entry lips and tail gate when all said and done the job
>> looked great and only time will tell for wear. I had a full quart left over
>> and will keep it for touch up as needed. The stuff seems pretty tough got
>> some on my elbow and short of sand blasting it won't come off.
>>
>> It took about two full days from start to finish and keep me out of the
>> wife's hair so life is good. Saved some serious coin so I can keep the frig
>> stocked with beer.
>>
--
Less drivel, more Dremel.
Always carry a flagon of whiskey in case of snakebite,
and furthermore always carry a small snake.
- W.C. Fields
05-23-2004, 09:48 PM
#28
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Re: Installed HercuLiner
On Mon, 24 May 2004 01:35:58 GMT, Jim85CJ <jim_85cj@NOSPAMyahoo.com>
wrote:
>pics please
http://jeepadventures.dyndns.org/jeep/paint/paint.html
I also used Herculiner and am very happy with the results.
>
>HarryS wrote:
>
>> I was bouncing either to having an x-liner install or a Rhino liner
>> installed. I have had both done in my pick ups but when I was quoted the
>> price I vapor locked $450.00 and they would not give me a break even if I
>> removed the interior.
>>
>> Well, nothing venture nothing gained I purchased the one gallon kit of the
>> Herculiner and things went pretty smooth, ha, ha. Completely stripped out
>> the interior of my 04 TJ Sahara piled it all in the shop and commenced to
>> get in to it.
>>
>> Since it is new I used a strong household cleaner and then roughed up the
>> surfaces wiped down with Xolene as per directions I did not like the roller
>> that cam with it so I used a stippling paint brush instead. I applied two
>> coats and it only took the first coat 2 hours to dry.
>>
>> I even did the door entry lips and tail gate when all said and done the job
>> looked great and only time will tell for wear. I had a full quart left over
>> and will keep it for touch up as needed. The stuff seems pretty tough got
>> some on my elbow and short of sand blasting it won't come off.
>>
>> It took about two full days from start to finish and keep me out of the
>> wife's hair so life is good. Saved some serious coin so I can keep the frig
>> stocked with beer.
>>
--
Less drivel, more Dremel.
Always carry a flagon of whiskey in case of snakebite,
and furthermore always carry a small snake.
- W.C. Fields
wrote:
>pics please
http://jeepadventures.dyndns.org/jeep/paint/paint.html
I also used Herculiner and am very happy with the results.
>
>HarryS wrote:
>
>> I was bouncing either to having an x-liner install or a Rhino liner
>> installed. I have had both done in my pick ups but when I was quoted the
>> price I vapor locked $450.00 and they would not give me a break even if I
>> removed the interior.
>>
>> Well, nothing venture nothing gained I purchased the one gallon kit of the
>> Herculiner and things went pretty smooth, ha, ha. Completely stripped out
>> the interior of my 04 TJ Sahara piled it all in the shop and commenced to
>> get in to it.
>>
>> Since it is new I used a strong household cleaner and then roughed up the
>> surfaces wiped down with Xolene as per directions I did not like the roller
>> that cam with it so I used a stippling paint brush instead. I applied two
>> coats and it only took the first coat 2 hours to dry.
>>
>> I even did the door entry lips and tail gate when all said and done the job
>> looked great and only time will tell for wear. I had a full quart left over
>> and will keep it for touch up as needed. The stuff seems pretty tough got
>> some on my elbow and short of sand blasting it won't come off.
>>
>> It took about two full days from start to finish and keep me out of the
>> wife's hair so life is good. Saved some serious coin so I can keep the frig
>> stocked with beer.
>>
--
Less drivel, more Dremel.
Always carry a flagon of whiskey in case of snakebite,
and furthermore always carry a small snake.
- W.C. Fields
05-23-2004, 09:48 PM
#29
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Posts: n/a
Re: Installed HercuLiner
On Mon, 24 May 2004 01:35:58 GMT, Jim85CJ <jim_85cj@NOSPAMyahoo.com>
wrote:
>pics please
http://jeepadventures.dyndns.org/jeep/paint/paint.html
I also used Herculiner and am very happy with the results.
>
>HarryS wrote:
>
>> I was bouncing either to having an x-liner install or a Rhino liner
>> installed. I have had both done in my pick ups but when I was quoted the
>> price I vapor locked $450.00 and they would not give me a break even if I
>> removed the interior.
>>
>> Well, nothing venture nothing gained I purchased the one gallon kit of the
>> Herculiner and things went pretty smooth, ha, ha. Completely stripped out
>> the interior of my 04 TJ Sahara piled it all in the shop and commenced to
>> get in to it.
>>
>> Since it is new I used a strong household cleaner and then roughed up the
>> surfaces wiped down with Xolene as per directions I did not like the roller
>> that cam with it so I used a stippling paint brush instead. I applied two
>> coats and it only took the first coat 2 hours to dry.
>>
>> I even did the door entry lips and tail gate when all said and done the job
>> looked great and only time will tell for wear. I had a full quart left over
>> and will keep it for touch up as needed. The stuff seems pretty tough got
>> some on my elbow and short of sand blasting it won't come off.
>>
>> It took about two full days from start to finish and keep me out of the
>> wife's hair so life is good. Saved some serious coin so I can keep the frig
>> stocked with beer.
>>
--
Less drivel, more Dremel.
Always carry a flagon of whiskey in case of snakebite,
and furthermore always carry a small snake.
- W.C. Fields
wrote:
>pics please
http://jeepadventures.dyndns.org/jeep/paint/paint.html
I also used Herculiner and am very happy with the results.
>
>HarryS wrote:
>
>> I was bouncing either to having an x-liner install or a Rhino liner
>> installed. I have had both done in my pick ups but when I was quoted the
>> price I vapor locked $450.00 and they would not give me a break even if I
>> removed the interior.
>>
>> Well, nothing venture nothing gained I purchased the one gallon kit of the
>> Herculiner and things went pretty smooth, ha, ha. Completely stripped out
>> the interior of my 04 TJ Sahara piled it all in the shop and commenced to
>> get in to it.
>>
>> Since it is new I used a strong household cleaner and then roughed up the
>> surfaces wiped down with Xolene as per directions I did not like the roller
>> that cam with it so I used a stippling paint brush instead. I applied two
>> coats and it only took the first coat 2 hours to dry.
>>
>> I even did the door entry lips and tail gate when all said and done the job
>> looked great and only time will tell for wear. I had a full quart left over
>> and will keep it for touch up as needed. The stuff seems pretty tough got
>> some on my elbow and short of sand blasting it won't come off.
>>
>> It took about two full days from start to finish and keep me out of the
>> wife's hair so life is good. Saved some serious coin so I can keep the frig
>> stocked with beer.
>>
--
Less drivel, more Dremel.
Always carry a flagon of whiskey in case of snakebite,
and furthermore always carry a small snake.
- W.C. Fields
05-24-2004, 01:57 PM
#30
Guest
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Re: Installed HercuLiner
Has it faded at all?
Shaggie wrote:
> On Mon, 24 May 2004 01:35:58 GMT, Jim85CJ <jim_85cj@NOSPAMyahoo.com>
> wrote:
>
>
>>pics please
>
>
> http://jeepadventures.dyndns.org/jeep/paint/paint.html
> I also used Herculiner and am very happy with the results.
>
>
>>HarryS wrote:
>>
>>
>>>I was bouncing either to having an x-liner install or a Rhino liner
>>>installed. I have had both done in my pick ups but when I was quoted the
>>>price I vapor locked $450.00 and they would not give me a break even if I
>>>removed the interior.
>>>
>>>Well, nothing venture nothing gained I purchased the one gallon kit of the
>>>Herculiner and things went pretty smooth, ha, ha. Completely stripped out
>>>the interior of my 04 TJ Sahara piled it all in the shop and commenced to
>>>get in to it.
>>>
>>>Since it is new I used a strong household cleaner and then roughed up the
>>>surfaces wiped down with Xolene as per directions I did not like the roller
>>>that cam with it so I used a stippling paint brush instead. I applied two
>>>coats and it only took the first coat 2 hours to dry.
>>>
>>>I even did the door entry lips and tail gate when all said and done the job
>>>looked great and only time will tell for wear. I had a full quart left over
>>>and will keep it for touch up as needed. The stuff seems pretty tough got
>>>some on my elbow and short of sand blasting it won't come off.
>>>
>>>It took about two full days from start to finish and keep me out of the
>>>wife's hair so life is good. Saved some serious coin so I can keep the frig
>>>stocked with beer.
>>>
>
>
> --
>
> Less drivel, more Dremel.
> Always carry a flagon of whiskey in case of snakebite,
> and furthermore always carry a small snake.
> - W.C. Fields
Shaggie wrote:
> On Mon, 24 May 2004 01:35:58 GMT, Jim85CJ <jim_85cj@NOSPAMyahoo.com>
> wrote:
>
>
>>pics please
>
>
> http://jeepadventures.dyndns.org/jeep/paint/paint.html
> I also used Herculiner and am very happy with the results.
>
>
>>HarryS wrote:
>>
>>
>>>I was bouncing either to having an x-liner install or a Rhino liner
>>>installed. I have had both done in my pick ups but when I was quoted the
>>>price I vapor locked $450.00 and they would not give me a break even if I
>>>removed the interior.
>>>
>>>Well, nothing venture nothing gained I purchased the one gallon kit of the
>>>Herculiner and things went pretty smooth, ha, ha. Completely stripped out
>>>the interior of my 04 TJ Sahara piled it all in the shop and commenced to
>>>get in to it.
>>>
>>>Since it is new I used a strong household cleaner and then roughed up the
>>>surfaces wiped down with Xolene as per directions I did not like the roller
>>>that cam with it so I used a stippling paint brush instead. I applied two
>>>coats and it only took the first coat 2 hours to dry.
>>>
>>>I even did the door entry lips and tail gate when all said and done the job
>>>looked great and only time will tell for wear. I had a full quart left over
>>>and will keep it for touch up as needed. The stuff seems pretty tough got
>>>some on my elbow and short of sand blasting it won't come off.
>>>
>>>It took about two full days from start to finish and keep me out of the
>>>wife's hair so life is good. Saved some serious coin so I can keep the frig
>>>stocked with beer.
>>>
>
>
> --
>
> Less drivel, more Dremel.
> Always carry a flagon of whiskey in case of snakebite,
> and furthermore always carry a small snake.
> - W.C. Fields
