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Need Help With Bed Liner Choice

ReconH3

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I'm not sure if this is the right spot for this but I didn't think the other sections were more appropriate.

I need to know from all the guys and gals that have experimented with bed liners, which one is the most "rubbery". Most the ones I have touched, except Rhino Lining, have sort of a hard Matt finish to it. I'm looking for something softer and more "grippy". Any suggestions? I doesn't need to be bed liner necessarily, but it does have to be very resistant. Something like PlastiDip is not resistant enough. Thanks in advance.


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benlaud87

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Herculiner is pretty rubbery feeling. I used a brush to apply it to the door jamb areas. Pretty much dabbed until I got the texture and coverage I wanted. I can't speak for the durability though as it's not in a "high traffic" area at all.
 

Robbie_

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I used monstaliner on my grille, running boards, and door handles. They are not as rubbery as herculiner, but the finish isn't as rough as other bedliners. The monstaliner finish is just a tad rougher than an orange peel. I would recommend you use it.
 

ReconH3

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Sounds like Herculiner is it. I need it be as rubbery and a grippy as possible as well as withstand serious abuse. Thanks so much for all the input from everyone. :D


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