HERCULINER Roll-On Truck Bed Liner, 1 Gallon Can, Black, Textured, Suitable for All Truck Beds, 55-60 sq ft Coverage

This was a lot more work than i first thought it would be, but it was all worth it in the end. The liner makes the bed look sharp and covered the paint damage left by the old plastic liner. After running out of material on my second coat there were still some spots where I could see the red paint below the liner coating. I was doing a 5' bed on a small truck (Chevy Colorado 2005). manufacturer says 1 gallon does a 6 ft normal bed. I would suggest getting more material than recommended if you want to make sure the pain color is completely hidden by the liner coating. Still, I'm absolutely happy with the end result. It's just the OCD within me that wants every speck of red covered. So far, it's holding up good. a bit did rub off the tailgate because I had a ladder wedged in there pretty tight, but overall, it seems quite durable. Another benefit is that toolboxes and such tend to stay where you put them in the bed. the liner helps things stay in place. Nice when driving but can be frustrating when trying to pull things out. Beware when masking off areas for the painting. the rollers love to throw the material. I started with minimal masking thinking this would be enough. the paint flips everywhere as you roll, so I had to add a lot more paper and tape to make sure the liner only ended up where I wanted it. Other than that, I followed the instructions provided and the project turned out great.

Really good stuff. Sticks well and provides tough irregular surface. I used it to repair couple places on my ATV. I will say, it’s definitely much blacker than 15 year old existing Line X. But, on my ATV, it didn’t matter. Spreads easily. I even used it to cover surface on my wooded trailer. We’ll see how well that lasts.

I am reluctant to give it a five star yet, I need to see how it does through the winter. We have a balcony on our house that originally was coded with rhino liner spray on bed liner 20 years ago. Now, we allowed that rhino liner to not have a new coat put on for too many years so we are struggling with water actually getting through and doing a little bit of damage to the OSB underneath. I have tried so many different commercial paint products made for decking, they never work. I’ve also tried the roll-on sealant that are sort of like a rubberized coating, they also do not work. They just can’t take traffic. So I now I’m trying this black roll on truck bed liner, hoping the durability will be better. The coverage was basically what the can said it would do, although I put on a lot more than it recommended. I just am really tired of doing this project! durability is still the question, we will see how it looks next spring. I did this last spring. It survived our ridiculously hot summers, but let’s see how it does with Snow now. It was extremely easy to install, I just used 8 inch rollers with a very thick fluffy cover on them. I would pour the stuff onto the deck and then just roll it back-and-forth, working in maybe 10 square-foot areas at a time. so I would say the ease of use was very good. Coverage was good. It looks fantastic, it’s black matte finish, it has a very coarse feel to it which is good because I don’t want people slipping out here when it’s wet. I’m just hoping a year from now I’ll still be happy with it. Make sure you really clean the surface well before you use this!

Works great. Just as advertised

Used this to coat the trailer beds as the decking (wood or steel) rots out first. Seems to be a great solution to that problem. It's pretty impact resistant and haven't seen any cracking. Coverage is about what is described on the can. Great value for it's functionality. Looks great when applied properly.

Having used this product in the past, I can tell you with certainty it is not the same formula as it once was. The consistency is that of water or thinner if that’s even possible, and the amount of shredded rubber, or whatever the material is, is severely lacking. The prior product I used went on thick with one coat coverage this particular gallon was so thin it runs off the vertical surfaces and puddles at the bottom. From what I am noticing at this point, it’s going to take 2 gallons to get the same coverage and effect 1 gallon of the older product provided. Not that it matters to the manufacturer of the seller, but I am quite dissatisfied. I hope this review helps somebody looking to purchase this product make an informed decision.

Super excellent bed liner. I used this on my dump trailer. I have had the trailer for 11 years and the dump bed needed some TLC. The bed was getting rusty and the metal was just starting to pit a bit. I washed the bed with some Dawn dish detergent and then pressure washed it . I let the bed dry and the Hurculiner went on super easy with a roller. I used a brush on the edges. Trailer bed came out brand new. I let it cure for a few days and then applied a second coat. Super satisfied !! Would definitely recommend this product.

works well

Great Product. Bediner is very easy to install. Prep work takes more time. I would recommend this product for sure.

Superior product and non-skid for keeping loads intact in truck bed. Easy to apply and cure time in 24 hours complete, used on my new aluminum truck bed. Always excellent products from JB Weld!

Product works well as long as you stir continuously to keep anti slip abrasive in suspension. The provided rollers on the other hand failed. They appear to be pool noodle foam glued to a cardboard tube. Both dissolved and came apart while applying the first coat. I had to go to a hardware store to buy a regular roller sleeve to finish.

for best results apply POR-15 ( Paint Over Rust formula 15) on the rusted areas before applying the heculiner, 1 winter and holding strong - no rust yet.

I did my bed 5 years ago and it’s has held up well, but after heavy usage it did scratch up and I got a gallon can to freshen it up. As others mentioned, shipping packaging is poor and can arrived dented, this wasn’t an issue 5 years ago. Also a full size 6ft short bed truck needs 2 gallons if you’re starting from scratch.