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@@maribelblanco1901 it’s not something I had to worry about for my project but I have seen people make cuts around the bricks and the ends of the boards and seam them together like a zipper

Lighten it from the main color? I’m unsure but you could do test pieces with driftwood tone stains or thinner paint and see what you like best. I did test pieces of my stain color before applying to the whole panels If the color I used is too dark you can always go with a lighter stain as well.

The color of the liner is called Killer Beej. I pronounced it properly

I mean I was 138 lbs at the time I climbed in there. So I assume so. The boxes are rated for 300 depending on how they are installed. But yeah 150 or so is totally safe

Horizontal tanks yes. We have horizontal tanks in the same type of box on our drivers side. Vertical tanks no. You’d have to get taller ones or have something made that can hold them. It’s why we paid a little extra and got horizontal tanks. Because we can get them refilled most places and for our needs two 20lb horizontal tanks last us like 8-9 months before needing to be refilled so it makes it easier honestly.

Oh wow that’s such a compliment!! Thank you!

Oh no! Don’t feel dumb! Plus I’m sure yours is convertible in some way. In the end we did remove these in favor of a sofa. But that’s because we just wanted more sitting space up front where we could lounge

No flaking, still clean and working perfectly. So much better than the silicone based ones, those ones just collect dirt like crazy. Definitely happy we went with this one

Good to hear it gave you hope!

When working you can mix in sections so you don’t have a big pot of mixed material sitting, but you can continue to add to the liner for up to 12 hours. You should always mix a reducer in when spraying as well if you didn’t. I would suggest going to the FB group listed in the description and speaking with those who have experience spraying to get better information.

We thoroughly checked our rig for leaks when we first got it. Took it to a truck wash and sprayed the heck out of it. Bone dry inside. So, There was no need to reseal but as you saw we did add a lot of silicone to the windows edges to be safe. The only change is that we would use flex seal spray or black vinyl on the windows instead of paint but otherwise we haven’t had any issues at all

@@ontherocks_offthegrid Noice. Really not looking forward to spending 30+ damn hours removing and resealing windows just like everyone suggests. Thanks for the reply!

Oh also. I forgot to include it in the video. Whatever you decide to put on, scuff the glass with a scotch pad and clean. The texture helps whatever you use stick better.

@@ontherocks_offthegrid :0 Thanks!

as mine were already painted I prepped them just like the vehicle, however if you have raw plastic ones you need to hit them with a heavier grit 80 or 100 sandpaper and then clean with the product options in this video. I have successfully installed it on plastic flares before but its always going to be up in the air if it will take because you don't know how many times they have been treated with oil based cleaners/shine products etc. But if you scuff them well enough and clean as directed you should be fine. Many people have applied the product to plastic flares and parts of their rigs without issue. If you want more information you can get on the Monstaliner Masters FB group and ask the group and you'll likely get a lot of really good info on that specific install.

That is going to be so basass! Please post it to the monstaliner Facebook group when you work on it/finish it. Will be so cool to see it

If they are painted you shouldn’t have an issue, same prep as the body. If they are plastic I would use an adhesion promoter and the primer they sell on their site as the plastics don’t always take due to the oils built up in them over years of cleaning products. But I’ve had success with them in the past

@@ontherocks_offthegrid thank you

No leaks or condensation. The only thing we would do different is use flex seal spray instead of spray paint.

It’s held up amazing and it really helps significantly

It definitely helps but you may still have to change out rollers regularly as the environment being more humid, for example, can make the liner harder faster so the rollers can get chunky. I did mine with 4 rollers for the base coat to get a super clean finish, but I’m in a very dry climate here.

That is awesome! So happy this was helpful for you

Thank you so much, I worked really hard to show and include details. So happy it helped you!

Please read the description for a update about what to use.

SM? Unsure what that means…I made it more specific because I’m in a large Facebook group of people for this product that share questions and give answers and wanted to share my tips and tricks to get a great result as I am one of very few there who have done multiple rigs with this product and probably the only one who has done graphic linework on more than one rig. I paid for my product, did all the work myself, made the video how I wanted to make it and as educational as possible. Company sent me a shirt in the box so I wore it for the video. If it feels like a promotional video made by the company than cool, I wanted it to seem as professionally done as possible. So that means I succeeded.

My application is the smoothest you can get the product. It’s a bedliner and by that standard is the smoothest on the market when installed the way I did it. It can be sprayed but I haven’t personally done a spray application yet, I have a truck I plan to spray sometime next year once I get some rusted out areas replaced

Bedliner is always going to have texture. The way I roll mine gives it less texture than most. But you won’t even get it totally smooth.

Not yet but planning a project in the future that will be sprayed, the link to the Facebook group is in the description.if you have questions about spraying post it there and you’ll get lots of great info

Looks great

We have literally wiped bark from tree branches right off of it before. Can it be chipped and scratched? Yes, with enough force anything can be damaged. Is it easy to do? Nope

You can get them almost anywhere. Lowe’s. Home Depot. Etc.

We are in De Beque CO, facing southwest i think

@@ontherocks_offthegrid Thanks for getting back to me I just had something like that hit my house last week...sounded like a full auto mag dump with a one second reload.. a Real double doozy

As long as it is within favorable temps for the product and you have little wind you should be just fine. Make sure that the vehicle is wiped down one more time and completely dry before starting. You’ll want to get the s8 reducer to add to the liner when you step away (you put just a little in to cover the top of what’s in the bucket in a thin layer (this evaporates instead of the liner) you mix it in when you come back to refill your paint tray and put it in again when you step away. This will give you the full working time with the liner. This video was only the 2nd time I actually had a garage for one of my 6 projects I’ve done.

It truly is. So simple to use and great quality

Amazing! Thank you.

Automotive clear coat isn’t good for this product but many people use ceramic coatings on them with great results. New video of a detailed install guide for rolling, graphic technique and decal installation is coming soon.

I am also dropping a new monstaliner video later today

If we were to do it today we would use flex seal spray in black instead of spray paint. That’s the only difference in what we would do.

We plan to rebuild the once the house is built.

You are very welcome

We have a Jeep and are about 20 min from our very small town with a laundry facility there, can get basic stuff at the general store, major groceries are a run 45 min to grand junction and yes there is a road too :)

you are so welcome. took us a while to figure it out too. glad it helped!

I've been using monstaliner on rigs since 2014, I've never had a experience with a bedliner that doesnt fade after being parked day in and day out in direct sunlight except for this brand. basically, its held up incredibly well.

@@ontherocks_offthegrid I'm going with variations of sand color to match the CARC Desert Storm paint job that the truck has now

Monstaliner has I think 6 different tan colors. All of their colors are based on classic automotive paint colors. You can order free paint chips to check them out in person

Colorado, in the area they call the Grand Valley. Up near Grand Junction, the mountain you see in our view is the Grand Mesa

No but we may have to tear the cabin down. We have to get into it and pull the walls and check the studs, if it’s viable we will add some additions and put it on actual pier foundation (it’s on cinder blocks right now) if it’s not gotta tear it down and start new. Either way looking at building a 740 sqft or so cabin on it when it’s all said and done. Structure is 14x20 currently

@@ontherocks_offthegrid Shipping containers make nice cabins...

Yes but you need to be able to weld to build them, not in our skill set