Herculiner I put that stuff on everything!
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- Опубліковано 10 лип 2024
- The why & how I applied Herculiner to my Warn Elite bumper.
Trooper 134 Herculiner truck bed liner Warn elite bumper Jeep JKU rust proof bumper paint on truck bed liner #warnbumper #warnelitebumper #herculiner #herculinerapplication
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• Herculiner Repair!
That is the thickest and heartiest application of Herculiner I've ever seen.
Yup, it needs to be thick, this is an off road jeep not a mall crawler, close encounters with rocks & trees is a frequent occurrence & I wanted it to be durable.
Love that stuff, just did my grill & headlights trim on my silverado.
This stuff is incredible, and it is long lasting and very user friendly.
Agree on all counts, I don’t know why they don’t do away with shingles & just coat roofs with this stuff….
Herculiner is the BEST hands down!👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Greed! Ive tried many of them & they just didn't stand up!
I learned long ago the powder coating is a POS. It looses its shine quickly
and soon after a piece will break off and moisure will get to the metal
and rusting will begin. I just stripped off all the wasted PC off my
motorhome steps and gave them a good coat of truck bed liner. I just
bought a new truck and am preparing to coat the bed.
The reason so much stuff comnes powder coated is that factories have
found it is quicker & cheaper to PC than to spray paint with a high quality
auto paint.
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Agreed.
Thanks I’ve been looking all across the galaxy for something that will help me redo my bumper on jeep TJ and this was what I needed to know gonna do it in the next day or so…..This is the way…..
Glad I could help. If your surface is well prepped the Herculiner should lay forever.
I put it on a roof rack for my old TJ & after 10 years of exposure to outdoor weather it never cracked or chipped or wore off. It does fade to a very dark grey after a while but it can easily be spray painted for a brand new look or if you are looking to change colors.
& May the force be with you!
Yeah and once it's on everything, it stays on everything. I built a outdoor handicap ramp and used this to waterproof the wood, and provide a gritty non slip surface. Wear rubber gloves and clothes you won't mind tossin in the garbage.
Very Accurate observation & great tip!
I'm planning on using this on my plastic Toyota Tundra running boards. Any tips? Thanks.
Want to do this on the hood of my sprinter van. I don't have an indoor work area. Do you think it's a problem doing this with the sun out in hawaii? Should i do it after the sun is down? Great video btw
I wouldn’t apply this in direct midday sun but if you put it on early in the morning or the evening I think it would be fine. I did the same thing to the hood of my old ‘93 F250. The hood was all beat up from hail & rusty, did a couple of coats, spray painted it white to match the rest of the truck & it looked great! Good luck!!!
Hey man, I just ordered two spray cans of this stuff, for my back bumper on my dodge, looks good, I hope it turns out nice
Very good. Hope it turns out for you! I wasn’t very impressed with any of the spray can truck bed liners, they’re basically just a thick paint & don’t offer any substantial wear protection. The coverage is nice & even & the application is easy but the liner itself chips & peels off easily. If you’re just looking for a paint to protect from rust it should work fine but if you need some scuff & strike protection from off roading then I would seriously reconsider using the spray can stuff.
Good luck!
@@trooper1348 what’s a good cleaner to use before painting surface?
@@master_vator Like I said in the video, acetone is the best most common surface prep cleaner for a project like this. Lacquer thinner would also work.
spray cans are good for what ytou cant hit with the brush or rollrs-- i did my cbr 600rr and add silver flake into it -- you could see it unless teh lights shined on you at night and then it looked a planaettarium--- which was cool for a bike that needs to be seen over 140mph!! plus...
I'd use 240 grit ?? I dont know the product assum it fills nicely 6:44 it should be mix with a drill you can get a really small stir blade I'd thin it down after mixing use a brush with a paint on then dabbing while the product dries
would you recommend using herculiner on a brand new truck bed? anything i have to watch out for?
Absolutely.
Herculiner would work great on a truck bed.
I’d say just make sure the weather is going to be good enough, at least 50F, not so windy it will blow leaves & dirt all over it & no projections of rain. If doing indoors just make sure you have adequate ventilation.
Since you will be covering a much wider area I might consider using a small roller brush to get quick even coatings.
So I’m doing a new bumper, that is bear steel. I have steam cleaned it, wiped it down with xylene, and sand blasted it. Should I prime it before applying Herculiner?
I don’t think it’s entirely necessary to do a primer coat before the Herculiner, the stuff sticks to just about anything so I don’t see why it wouldn’t stick to bare metal. Me personally I would probably do a primer coat just to help adhesion but I think it would work fine without it. Just make damn sure every square inch is covered, any tiny bit of bare metal could start to rust & May start allowing it to peel off.
Have u used Raptor? If so, how does it compare to Herculiner?
Have u used the Herculiner spray can? Why did u choose to go with the brush on? Have u tried using a roller?
Lastly, I noticed that your coats are very thick whereas most often its recommended to do think coats - Any comments on your technique? Thanks for your video!
Yes I tried Raptor & I wasn’t very impressed. I actually bought cans of several different brands of truck bed liner & tried them out on test pieces for comparison to see which one stood up the best as far as wear & tear & in my opinion Herculiner still beet them all out. As far as Herculiner spray, also not impressed with that. Anything coming out of the spray cans is essentially just thick paint which can be rubbed & scratched off easily plus it doesn’t have the aggressive texture that I was looking for. Disposable rollers work fairly well on large flat surfaces but if you have lots of angles & corners such as with this bumper or a roof rack the sponge brushes are far easier.
Raptor is TRASH!😡
How much of this stuff did you use ? Did a quart do everything you showed it sure would of been helpful if you gave that information.
I used about 1.5 quarts.
How come you didn't put Herculiner on the stormtrooper helmet?? Would look awesome!!
I my have to try that someday for the heavy duty tactical trooper look ha ha ha
Hey It’s been awhile how’s the bumper holding up ??
Pretty dang good! I’m actually going to do a follow up video in a few weeks. As I mentioned the Herculiner fades into a dark dingy grey after about a year but a little bit of black satin spray paint made it look brand new again!
Thoughts on Monstaliner?
Couldnt say either way, Ive not personally used it nor researched it.
I am sure it is effective but it looks like a third grade art project. I would spray something like Raptor Liner for a better finish.
I appreciate the feedback. My Jeep is built more for function than looks. I tried a patch of Raptor & a number of other products on inconspicuous areas on the inside of the bumper before I proceeded. I literally scratched the Raptor spray right off the bumper with my finger nail. So, did it look nice in the initial application? Sure. Was it durable? Would it stand up to four wheeling? NOPE. Years of exposure to moisture, sunlight, mag chloride? Meh, maybe. Wasn’t willing to find out. Besides, I personally like the rough aggressive texture. To each their own.
Nah raptor liner is weak AF!! No bueno kiddo!