Durabak 18 Bed Liner KIT - Roll On Paint Coating | DIY Coat for Bedliner, Undercoating, Auto Body, Automotive Rust Proofing, Boat Repair | Textured Finish 16 Detailing Colors (Gallon, White)

I sanded the heck out of the inside of the truck bed, blew out the dust, then used alcohol to wipe it all down. I then mask-taped everything I didn't want painted. Stirred it up and used a brush to get into the hard places first, then rolled it on. I parked it in the sun for about an hour and a half to dry up the first coat. There were some places where the "Grit" or the non-slip stuff was lacking after my first coat, but those were all easily filled in with the second coating. It took me about 6 hours in total. One gallon was just right.

This was my first time using any bed liner material and it was very positive. The first coat rolled on easy and dried in a few hours. The second coat really added the texture to the bed.I have tried a few areas to get pieces to peel up with my fingernail but had no luck.I coated the bed, front of the bed and tailgate on a mini truck and had about a quart left over after the second coat.Once I stirred it the material stayed in suspension really well.The only downside was the smell. I put this on in my garage with both doors open and the smell was intense. Had to close the doors for the night and in the morning the smell was very strong. Opened both doors and it went right out. Caution not to do this in a room or building that you cannot get some ventilation in. Pretty sure some brain damage may occur.Used the white on my white truck and could not be happier with the results.

Wow it stinks - I was outside under a sun screen and was dizzy after the 2nd coat. Make sure you mask well so you can move fast, it gets thick quickly. I had seam sealed a medium size gap between the floor and the front wall, after finishing I wish I had also done the smaller gaps and used a bit larger bead size. I started panicking after the 1st coat as it looked awful, with the overlaps being darker. Just keep going. You will have to develop your own technique. I settled on using a brush to apply by dapping and then rolled over it to smooth and even it out. I have a 5'7" bed and only had a little left over - I do not think you could do a 8' bed with a gallon. It is a moisture cure, so I did my 2nd coat after 2 hours but should have waited longer. I was careful to offset the overlapping areas on the 2nd coat. I liked that you can chose different colors. Grey is not at great match for the silver truck, but I am putting a cover on soon, so I wanted to keep the heat down.

Rolled right on ! Took 10 minutes to stir completely for first coat. Much faster 2nd coat. Xylene cleaned up roller to use again . Left a grippy surface . Coated new deck for boat.

Worked as advertised. Love the vivid blue, reminds me of voodoo blue from Toyota. Did the recommended preparation with 80 grit sandpaper, blew debris out with a blower then wiped it down with xylene. Mixed real good with a paint mixer on a drill. It came with 2 4" rollers but I ended up just using a brush because of too many grooves & nooks & cranny's in my truck bed. Spraying probably would have came out a little better but I'm happy so far. 2 coats are definitely required for best results. I have a 5ft. bed in a 2024 Chevy Colorado & ended up with a little leftover from a gallon that I splashed with some xylene & mixed before storing. It was a sunny day in the low 80's & was able to put the 2nd coat on after about 2 hours with no problems.

This is the worst paint I have ever worked with. First off, the color is not even close to the same as advertised, I purchased the brick red and what I got was a VERY vibrant bright red That was labeled as "dark red" so I had to mix an entire quart of black in with it to get still a slightly brighter color than was advertised. But then the application process was an absolute nightmare. This stuff is so unbelievable thick that it's practically unusable. It's like trying to put road tar on a roller and paint with it. It JUST DOES NOT WORK. I ended up just scraping on highlights of it as best I could then going and buying a gallon of rustoleum bed liner to cover up anything I had attempted with this junk. That's right rustoleum from Walmart for 1/4 of the price is a significantly better product. Don't waste your money on this

An email to customer service brought an immediate response and the fast resolution to my minor shipping problem. To those of you who left negative reviews I ask, did you even READ the directions? Did you Follow them? I did and I am absolutely thrilled with the results

Easy to apply. I love the color and the texture. Seems like you’re only spreading the granules right after you dip in the paint, something to be aware of.