spray on bedlining inside a jeep
 

has anyone ever heard of putting a spray on bedliner in the interior of a
jeep wrangler? What would be the advantages/disadvantages of this?

Re: spray on bedlining inside a jeep
 

Yes, it's pretty common. RhinoLiner, Line-X, TurboLiner, Herculiner, etc..
It makes clean-up with a hose much easier, plus it adds thermal and sound
insulation. I plan to do it to my TJ. It's not cheap though, it's usually
$400 and up for the spray-on liners done by dealers but they are very thick
and worth the additional cost in my opinion. Herculiner is done by the
owner and is usually rolled on, though some report success using an
undercoating spray gun to apply it. The disadvantage to Herculiner is that
it's much thinner, much like paint with ground up rubber particles in it.
But it's cheap, $90 or so to buy a gallon which is enough to do the interior
of a Jeep with a couple coats.

Jerry
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"ved" <johnwtaylor@knology.net> wrote in message
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> has anyone ever heard of putting a spray on bedliner in the interior of a
> jeep wrangler? What would be the advantages/disadvantages of this?
>
>

Re: spray on bedlining inside a jeep
 

Yes, it's pretty common. RhinoLiner, Line-X, TurboLiner, Herculiner, etc..
It makes clean-up with a hose much easier, plus it adds thermal and sound
insulation. I plan to do it to my TJ. It's not cheap though, it's usually
$400 and up for the spray-on liners done by dealers but they are very thick
and worth the additional cost in my opinion. Herculiner is done by the
owner and is usually rolled on, though some report success using an
undercoating spray gun to apply it. The disadvantage to Herculiner is that
it's much thinner, much like paint with ground up rubber particles in it.
But it's cheap, $90 or so to buy a gallon which is enough to do the interior
of a Jeep with a couple coats.

Jerry
--
Jerry Bransford
To email, remove 'me' from my email address
N6TAY, PP-ASEL
See the Geezer Jeep at
http://members.cox.net/jerrypb/

"ved" <johnwtaylor@knology.net> wrote in message
news:101h657i32he22@corp.supernews.com...
> has anyone ever heard of putting a spray on bedliner in the interior of a
> jeep wrangler? What would be the advantages/disadvantages of this?
>
>

Re: spray on bedlining inside a jeep
 

Yes, it's pretty common. RhinoLiner, Line-X, TurboLiner, Herculiner, etc..
It makes clean-up with a hose much easier, plus it adds thermal and sound
insulation. I plan to do it to my TJ. It's not cheap though, it's usually
$400 and up for the spray-on liners done by dealers but they are very thick
and worth the additional cost in my opinion. Herculiner is done by the
owner and is usually rolled on, though some report success using an
undercoating spray gun to apply it. The disadvantage to Herculiner is that
it's much thinner, much like paint with ground up rubber particles in it.
But it's cheap, $90 or so to buy a gallon which is enough to do the interior
of a Jeep with a couple coats.

Jerry
--
Jerry Bransford
To email, remove 'me' from my email address
N6TAY, PP-ASEL
See the Geezer Jeep at
http://members.cox.net/jerrypb/

"ved" <johnwtaylor@knology.net> wrote in message
news:101h657i32he22@corp.supernews.com...
> has anyone ever heard of putting a spray on bedliner in the interior of a
> jeep wrangler? What would be the advantages/disadvantages of this?
>
>

Re: spray on bedlining inside a jeep
 

ved wrote:
> has anyone ever heard of putting a spray on bedliner in the interior of a
> jeep wrangler? What would be the advantages/disadvantages of this?

Heard of it? Seems to be a very popular mod. I'll be doing mine this
spring. Advantages, rust protection (especially if you're removing
carpet) sound deadening (minimal I suspect, but maybe as good as carpet)
it looks good, and is very utilitarian. Disadvantages, it fades over
time from semi gloss to flat. It'll be hell if you ever want to remove it.

--
Simon
"I may be wrong, but I'm not uncertain." -- Robert A. Heinlein

Re: spray on bedlining inside a jeep
 

ved wrote:
> has anyone ever heard of putting a spray on bedliner in the interior of a
> jeep wrangler? What would be the advantages/disadvantages of this?

Heard of it? Seems to be a very popular mod. I'll be doing mine this
spring. Advantages, rust protection (especially if you're removing
carpet) sound deadening (minimal I suspect, but maybe as good as carpet)
it looks good, and is very utilitarian. Disadvantages, it fades over
time from semi gloss to flat. It'll be hell if you ever want to remove it.

--
Simon
"I may be wrong, but I'm not uncertain." -- Robert A. Heinlein

Re: spray on bedlining inside a jeep
 

ved wrote:
> has anyone ever heard of putting a spray on bedliner in the interior of a
> jeep wrangler? What would be the advantages/disadvantages of this?

Heard of it? Seems to be a very popular mod. I'll be doing mine this
spring. Advantages, rust protection (especially if you're removing
carpet) sound deadening (minimal I suspect, but maybe as good as carpet)
it looks good, and is very utilitarian. Disadvantages, it fades over
time from semi gloss to flat. It'll be hell if you ever want to remove it.

--
Simon
"I may be wrong, but I'm not uncertain." -- Robert A. Heinlein

Re: spray on bedlining inside a jeep
 

I had mine Rhino'd last year. Covers the floors, up the sides to the lip of
the tub. I mainly did it so I could pull the carpets out (throw them away),
protect the tub & make clean up much easier. I thought about the
Herculiner, but as someone else said, it's a thinner application.

Local Rhino dealer charged me $400 US to complete it. I had to pull out
everything except the driver's seat & seat belt.

"ved" <johnwtaylor@knology.net> wrote in message
news:101h657i32he22@corp.supernews.com...
> has anyone ever heard of putting a spray on bedliner in the interior of a
> jeep wrangler? What would be the advantages/disadvantages of this?
>
>

Re: spray on bedlining inside a jeep
 

I had mine Rhino'd last year. Covers the floors, up the sides to the lip of
the tub. I mainly did it so I could pull the carpets out (throw them away),
protect the tub & make clean up much easier. I thought about the
Herculiner, but as someone else said, it's a thinner application.

Local Rhino dealer charged me $400 US to complete it. I had to pull out
everything except the driver's seat & seat belt.

"ved" <johnwtaylor@knology.net> wrote in message
news:101h657i32he22@corp.supernews.com...
> has anyone ever heard of putting a spray on bedliner in the interior of a
> jeep wrangler? What would be the advantages/disadvantages of this?
>
>

Re: spray on bedlining inside a jeep
 

I had mine Rhino'd last year. Covers the floors, up the sides to the lip of
the tub. I mainly did it so I could pull the carpets out (throw them away),
protect the tub & make clean up much easier. I thought about the
Herculiner, but as someone else said, it's a thinner application.

Local Rhino dealer charged me $400 US to complete it. I had to pull out
everything except the driver's seat & seat belt.

"ved" <johnwtaylor@knology.net> wrote in message
news:101h657i32he22@corp.supernews.com...
> has anyone ever heard of putting a spray on bedliner in the interior of a
> jeep wrangler? What would be the advantages/disadvantages of this?
>
>