Using bed liner on entire body?

... this was done for functionality not too look cool . . .
It accomplishes that, because it doesn't look cool.... It looks BOSS.
Personally i really like the bedliner and upol applications for those who have he guts. It is a permanent decision that is made for the truck. Dont think i haven't thought about it for my own rig. I would go 100% of my truck. But i wheel with a buddy who has a 92runner with original red that he did the bottom half in rhino liner and it looks clean two tone.
 
Wow. That Monstaliner looks legit. I would probably do that if i decided on a liner coat for my rig. Cant believe the colour selection. Haha i like Road Rash, how bad for you do you think it is because it is lead based? :s
 
Make sure you spray it on at around 70psi or it wont have a fine texture. Low pressure and rollers look like crap in my opinion.
 
that being said how cool would it be to do the old school Ivan Stewart paint scheme with the monstaliner?!?!

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I have seen a 2nd gen done in bedliner. It looked kinda dull but from a functionality perspective, its'll prevent rust, tought against dings and scratches, and would make for a beast in the woods.
 
This is u pol raptor liner Toyota : 4Runner Limited Sport Utility 4-Door in Toyota | eBay Motors it's what I'm going to do on mine when it's not as hot !

I like the look, that is what i am going for essentially. But Monstaliner has me pretty much sold. I think i will do a spray-on application though. What do you guys think of the lead based colours? Also. Think taping it and going two tone would be possible without nasty bleedover?
Oh i also just ordered colour samples!
 
I used a product called grizzly grip on my old Chevy to do the bed and the bed rails because both were scratched to hell. I used a roller but I do have experience with taping. For me there was a sweet spot when it was not to goupy and not to solid that the tape came off well and left a good line. Too soon and it would pull off more than you wanted and give a crappy line. Too late and you had to use a knife to cut the line you wanted then peel the tape off.
 
Too late and you had to use a knife to cut the line you wanted then peel the tape off.
So do you think i should opt to use an air compressor and spray application? Also, you talk about clean tape lines. Would a two-tone over my entire body is possible? With it looking clean of course
 
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As far as spray on goes. I have no idea. I'm not sure the consistency of the spray or how tacky it is when sprayed. Spray would be easier but when I did the roll on I wouldn't say it was hard as all.

About the clean lines I know you can make at least one clean line. The question for me would be once you have one clean line could you tape another clean line for the next color. That's more if the colors were touching. On the Ivan Stewart paint job someone posted earlier it wouldn't be hard because all the colors have a gap in between them. But if you had colors touching I think taping for the second color could be hard. It would probably just take patience and a couple :beer:. Just not to many or you wont be able to tape a straight line!
 

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