I can't even begin to express how much I love DIY Trying. And that's mainly because of Patrick Norton and Michael Hand. Great team and everything you guys do makes the most daunting task seems doable. I didn't even know about herculiner until today. Time to start painting my scooters with it ^_^
Everything you guys said is 100% true on the Herculiner, I ruined an pair of old shoes putting the stuff in the back of my dad's truck as a teenager because he was too cheap to spring for a full bunny suit.
i have stuff like that in my truck (here we call it a ute). its called rhino liner, they spray it in and it gets to like 1/4 inch thick and never comes off. had mine on there for 10 years now, definitely recommend liners in all trays, makes it last so much longer.
Pretty well so far. I've walked around 30 miles in them and I see just a little bit of wear around the edges. I need to do a proper two coat application to get a fair test though. Not only did the bed liner fill in some of the holes, but the shoes also stayed completely flexible. Fun application but I'm not 100% sure it's practical. -Michael
how do you own anything in california cuz where i am almost everything say "This product is known to the state of California to cause birth defects, cancer, and other reproductive harm"
I'd rather see the $50 Rustoleum paint job. Cheap, not too terribly difficult, and recommended by many. I believe I saw this on Rick Wrench's website. Definitely in the DIY spirit.
NICE THINGS!!!! But on a more serious (and praiselike) note: That looks awesome... perhaps post the video of you throwing the concrete into the bed of your truck (might be boring but i know DIY can make it entertaining).
I just did a Herculiner 2 months ago. After 10-20 loads of 21AA Limestone and compost / Dirt. It looks like hell and I think I have to do another application. It is still cheaper even after the second application than Rhino liner. Rhino = $400, Herculiner = $50 + a lot of time. I think Herculiner is made for more casual use.
I did this on the bed of 1971 GMC pick up long bed,probably about 10 years ago. (can't remember the brand) .I was lucky I had no paint to sand off,as I had it sandblasted it off,in prep for paint.Unfortunately it it only lasted about a year before it started peeling.So I'm skeptical,of the do it yourself kits.. I am curious to see how it holds up,a year or so from now...
Hey if your going to paint your truck, for dirt cheap, try "dipping" you truck!! If you don't like it, you can peel it off! Go to www.dipyourcar.com . The kit cost about $500, and you spray it on with a cheap house sprayer. The results are pretty close to professionally painted! And you don't have to mask anything off, well maybe in this case, you might want to keep it off bed liner.. Since I don't know how it will react to it.
Plasti Dip or Elastiwrap it :) Preferably Elastiwrap, 'cause it supposedly takes less coats to do and is slightly more affordable. 2 basecoats of White Lightning followed by a top coat of pearlizer would be good ;) ;)
DIY Tryin How did the coating on the table work out? I've got a crappy old computer desk that's paint is rubbing off and I'm wondering if it might work to just coat it with this stuff. I was also thinking of using it on my Corsair 800D case. It has a few scratches that really annoy me. The origional paint has a rough, slightly bumpy texture to it that looks kind of like this liner. This looks easy enough... think it could work...?
Yeah, paint that rust bucket truck. But make sure Michael does most of the work this time. He looked awful comfortable, and you're a star Patrick.. You can't be doing manual labor.
just don't try to build a DIY electrostatic painting rig like my dad did. let's just say it was a shocking experience, and he decided it was more trouble than it was worth. something something dismantled CRT monitor...
Just did my bike frame in a similar bed liner and was very pleased with the results. Here is the instructable www.instructables.com/id/Bed-Liner-Bike-Frame/
This show is getting a little to 'sponsored.' I will say I like that you have sponsors and are getting paid but can we quit all the car stuff and go back to unsponsored videos?
I can't even begin to express how much I love DIY Trying. And that's mainly because of Patrick Norton and Michael Hand. Great team and everything you guys do makes the most daunting task seems doable. I didn't even know about herculiner until today. Time to start painting my scooters with it ^_^
Hah. I never would have expected to see you in a shirt from a small Portland hobby shop. That's awesome.
Haha! Lovin' these "Car care" episodes.
I was about to say bed line your whole truck before the end of the video but I got my answer ! The truck will look badass all bed lined !
When you guys get a chance you should do a DIY speaker build. It would be cool to see the build process for even a basic set of speakers.
Mr. Glasses over there always seems to be a fish out of water when it's not computer tech stuff.
Everything you guys said is 100% true on the Herculiner, I ruined an pair of old shoes putting the stuff in the back of my dad's truck as a teenager because he was too cheap to spring for a full bunny suit.
i have stuff like that in my truck (here we call it a ute). its called rhino liner, they spray it in and it gets to like 1/4 inch thick and never comes off. had mine on there for 10 years now, definitely recommend liners in all trays, makes it last so much longer.
Guys I love your show, keep doing things like this not always we want to see computer stuff this is great info. Greetings from DR.
I wanna see more hurculiner phone cases and such!
Fantastic job guys! Try doing the whole truck!! Make a video of you guys putting hurcule line on random objects!!! :) keep up the good work!
I've seen this stuff before and always thought it would be good to paint common rusting spots like around wheel wells and the rocker panels.
You guys inspire me to tinker with things :]
I'm interested to see how it wears on those shoes. Nice job on the truck bed!
Pretty well so far. I've walked around 30 miles in them and I see just a little bit of wear around the edges. I need to do a proper two coat application to get a fair test though.
Not only did the bed liner fill in some of the holes, but the shoes also stayed completely flexible. Fun application but I'm not 100% sure it's practical. -Michael
how do you own anything in california cuz where i am almost everything say "This product is known to the state of California to cause birth defects, cancer, and other reproductive harm"
good stuff.. it looks very good.. it's in the details.. thanks for the vid
You guys should paint the truck and maybe polish the front grill, the bed liner looks great!! :-)
Great video. Can't wait to see the one involving your driveway
You could try painting your truck with rustoleum :). It apparently works pretty well
I'd rather see the $50 Rustoleum paint job. Cheap, not too terribly difficult, and recommended by many. I believe I saw this on Rick Wrench's website. Definitely in the DIY spirit.
NICE THINGS!!!! But on a more serious (and praiselike) note: That looks awesome... perhaps post the video of you throwing the concrete into the bed of your truck (might be boring but i know DIY can make it entertaining).
I just did a Herculiner 2 months ago. After 10-20 loads of 21AA Limestone and compost / Dirt. It looks like hell and I think I have to do another application. It is still cheaper even after the second application than Rhino liner. Rhino = $400, Herculiner = $50 + a lot of time. I think Herculiner is made for more casual use.
Definitely paint that truck next!
Looks good!
I did this on the bed of 1971 GMC pick up long bed,probably about 10 years ago. (can't remember the brand) .I was lucky I had no paint to sand off,as I had it sandblasted it off,in prep for paint.Unfortunately it it only lasted about a year before it started peeling.So I'm skeptical,of the do it yourself kits.. I am curious to see how it holds up,a year or so from now...
Hey if your going to paint your truck, for dirt cheap, try "dipping" you truck!! If you don't like it, you can peel it off! Go to www.dipyourcar.com . The kit cost about $500, and you spray it on with a cheap house sprayer. The results are pretty close to professionally painted! And you don't have to mask anything off, well maybe in this case, you might want to keep it off bed liner.. Since I don't know how it will react to it.
awesome, you should paint your truck next.
Plasti Dip or Elastiwrap it :)
Preferably Elastiwrap, 'cause it supposedly takes less coats to do and is slightly more affordable. 2 basecoats of White Lightning followed by a top coat of pearlizer would be good ;) ;)
your amazing I love you !!!!! if you can sometimes make 2 videos per week!?!?!?
I like your style Alexander. How about I upload an extra video later this week just for you?
DIY Tryin
How did the coating on the table work out? I've got a crappy old computer desk that's paint is rubbing off and I'm wondering if it might work to just coat it with this stuff.
I was also thinking of using it on my Corsair 800D case. It has a few scratches that really annoy me. The origional paint has a rough, slightly bumpy texture to it that looks kind of like this liner. This looks easy enough... think it could work...?
Hey guys, you missed a spot! LOL!
Can you use it to just cut out some torn areas and repair a small area of the original spray in liner ??
What was that scream in the background at 3:25 ?
I'll let you choose-
A: Nearby mechanics having a good time.
or B: Why do you really think we're wearing the bunny suits?
DIY Tryin I knew this show was just a front business so you two could make meth in a camper in the middle of the desert. D:
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hahahahahaha DIY Tryin "The Breaking Bad"
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Awesome!
My whole jeep is painted in this.
How did the bed liner work on the shoes?
thanks luv the show
Nice Stuff
P.S. Not Evil Stuff
Hey, I also have a 94-02 dodge 2500, a 98 to be exact, and I wanted to know how many buckets did you guys use on the bed?
About 1 gallon does the bed. Thats what Ive used.
paint the truck. would love to see diy paint job.
I like it.
Awesome job with the Herculiner. Now you have to PlastiDip the rest of your truck now... Black Matte plastidip. Just saying...
Instead of scrubbing, why not sandblast it with sharpedge abrasive?
do the whole truck
can u spray this stuff, or is it too thick?
Should've just painted the whole thing with Herculiner. There are other kinds with color or no texture.
Does this stuff gold up well?
Are you on Tekzilla?
yes paint
Is that a 12v cummins??
Yeah, paint that rust bucket truck. But make sure Michael does most of the work this time. He looked awful comfortable, and you're a star Patrick.. You can't be doing manual labor.
Is that a 2 gallon job??
For an 8 foot bed they recommend 1gallon + 1quart = enough to cover a long wheelbase pickup bed !!
I want to do this to my car. It's 10 years old and the body got destroyed by hail last year so it can only improve it.
At least sand and primer the truck, but if you go that far then might as well paint it.
How'd it go? DIY Trying fell off the Earth.
Yeah make a video showing how "easy" it is to paint your own vehicle at home.
just don't try to build a DIY electrostatic painting rig like my dad did. let's just say it was a shocking experience, and he decided it was more trouble than it was worth. something something dismantled CRT monitor...
Easy? [[laughter]] That's exactly the word I'd use! [[more laughter]] Oh yeah... sooooooo easy! [[falls off chair onto floor, still laughing]]
Haha hence the reason for the "s around the word easy.
Yes paint the truck
paint it with Plasti dip
So... Getting painted into a corner is a bad idea?
Evil things
Permanently attached to your skin? Nothing can be as your skin sheds.
Jon Con , I'm sure he was no being serious...
Just did my bike frame in a similar bed liner and was very pleased with the results. Here is the instructable
www.instructables.com/id/Bed-Liner-Bike-Frame/
This show is getting a little to 'sponsored.' I will say I like that you have sponsors and are getting paid but can we quit all the car stuff and go back to unsponsored videos?
Does this stuff gold up well?