Has anyone bedlined the rear cargo area and panels

TheThunderRunner

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So my rear panels (that cover the wheel wells) are scratched to hell from carrying things in my cargo area that would have been better carried in a pickup. I don't plan on changing my habits nor do I plan on buying a Tacoma. So I'm considering using spray on bedliner to bedline the two rear quarterpanels and probably also the floor. Has anyone done this before?
 
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Not quite, anyone else?

Not there yet, but I'm in the design phase of a set of custom drawers for back there with a removable camping top. Plan on having the drawers and exposed rear plastic's sprayed once built and installed.
Talked to a local shop about it yesterday, they said it strengthen everything and make it virtually indestructible.
 
My turn. From the deep dark reaches of my mind I remember t-man did something like this but he is not on the forums anymore. Middle of the page:

http://www.toyota-4runner.org/4th-gen-t4rs/170390-t-mans-05-sport-build-thread-36.html

Now if only I could remember what shirt I wore yesterday...

Thanks for the info! That is pretty much exactly what I was looking for, besides that he used plastidip instead of bedliner but no big deal. On a side note do you know why T-man left? He was pretty active on here.
 
So my rear panels (that cover the wheel wells) are scratched to hell from carrying things in my cargo area that would have been better carried in a pickup. I don't plan on changing my habits nor do I plan on buying a Tacoma. So I'm considering using spray on bedliner to bedline the two rear quarterpanels and probably also the floor. Has anyone done this before?

dont use the spray, its garbage junk that will peel off like loose skin.

get the herculiner roll on bed liner. i did my tacoma with it myself and it was looking just as good as the professional line-x stuff and just as thick after 3 coats.

if you are going over the inside carpet definitely suggest you sand all the fuzz off of it first so it bonds well. that stuff is like tar when wet so it sticks to whatever it touches and doesnt want to come off so take extra time covering everything you dont want it on.
 

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