Herculiner and toolbox
02-13-2012, 11:54 AM
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Gneel
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Herculiner and toolbox
Put in one of the DIY herculiner bedliner kits and a toolbox this weekend.
I bought one of the Herculiner do-it-yourself bedliner kits a week or so ago and finally got around to installing it this weekend. In the past I've always had a spray in bed liner done for me, however, to save money I decided to try one of the DIY roll-on kits. After the first coat I was beginning to worry about how it was going to turn out, but once the second coat was on there, it turned out pretty good. I'm pleased with the results, especially for the $100.00 buck I paid for the kit. Now, time will tell how well it holds up.
I also bought a side to side (bedrail to bedrail) tool box and installed it. I've got a 2012 F150 with the short bed. Can't put much of a tool box in there because of the short clearance to the wheelwell. It's enough to carry a tool bag or two with the essentials and lock em up.
I bought one of the Herculiner do-it-yourself bedliner kits a week or so ago and finally got around to installing it this weekend. In the past I've always had a spray in bed liner done for me, however, to save money I decided to try one of the DIY roll-on kits. After the first coat I was beginning to worry about how it was going to turn out, but once the second coat was on there, it turned out pretty good. I'm pleased with the results, especially for the $100.00 buck I paid for the kit. Now, time will tell how well it holds up.
I also bought a side to side (bedrail to bedrail) tool box and installed it. I've got a 2012 F150 with the short bed. Can't put much of a tool box in there because of the short clearance to the wheelwell. It's enough to carry a tool bag or two with the essentials and lock em up.
