herculined bumper/rocker panels/sliders
#22
Looks good. I herculined the tub of my wrangler, and have rhinoliner on the rockers of my Dcab Taco. I like em both so far on how well they've held up.
Now my brother is redoing the tub of his FJ40 with the herculiner and the bumper he put on the front of that.
Now my brother is redoing the tub of his FJ40 with the herculiner and the bumper he put on the front of that.
#29
i passed by a linex place today and thougth of this thread. i'm not serious about using linex on the rocker panels, but more curious. the guy quotes me $800 for the job. no thanks.
#31
Originally Posted by 4RunnerFever
Can't wait to see the completed project pictures! I was thinking of doing the same thing, but having it done professionally. You've inspired me to do it myself.
I've been rolling around the idea of covering up all the rock chips on the doors by this method, only, I might be more inclined to stick with the professional approach. Murphy and I are buddies.
#32
Originally Posted by Albuquerque Jim
I think it looks good.
I just have to ask why you have lights under the back bumper like that? Do you actually wheel it? Aren't you worried about smashing them?
I just have to ask why you have lights under the back bumper like that? Do you actually wheel it? Aren't you worried about smashing them?
#33
hey northfacer, how much herculiner did you have left? I am just wondering because I think I am gonna herculine the interior, and rip up my carpet. I am constantly trashing the carpet, and am tired of stinky wet carpet! I wasn't sure if I should get the big can, or the small.
#37
That looks really good, I like the finished product pics.. I used that same stuff on my old Jeep for the entire floor-boards/tub and it worked very well. The durability is good and touch-up is easy, but dirt tends to get embedded in the textured surface and it’s hard to clean. Freshly painted is the best it will ever look, but very functional…
#38
yea dirt does stick in, but with a brush you can get it out.
i bought the quart can, and had approx. half or so left. i personally think buying the quart can will be enough for interior floor AND what i did.
ha however make sure you put the lid on tight, or move the leftover into another container....cuz i thought my lid was tight, and just the other day, i checked to see how much i had left....it had hardened up, o well, it wont be a while before i need to put on more or whatever. i suggest finding a buddy who wants to do it too, and splitting the cost. cuz i gurantee you that you wont use the whole can.
i bought the quart can, and had approx. half or so left. i personally think buying the quart can will be enough for interior floor AND what i did.
ha however make sure you put the lid on tight, or move the leftover into another container....cuz i thought my lid was tight, and just the other day, i checked to see how much i had left....it had hardened up, o well, it wont be a while before i need to put on more or whatever. i suggest finding a buddy who wants to do it too, and splitting the cost. cuz i gurantee you that you wont use the whole can.