I purchased a can of the spray-on liner before winter started. I applied
it to the inside of the rear wheel wells. It went on great. (Be sure and
mask off.) I haven't looked inside recently, but it's held up pretty good.
As soon as it gets warm I'm going to crawl underneath and do the rest of
the bed. I already have bolts and things that are starting to rust because
of the winter salt.
I dont' know how well it would work for a bed liner. Given the thinness of
one coating, I would imagine you would have to do multiple coats.
At 02:57 PM 2/17/98 -0600, you wrote:
>I've noticed the apperance of something like this at your local department
store
>(eg. WalMart) in a spray can. About $7. Don't know how well it works. Anyone
>with first hand experience?
>
>I've got a friend whose truck bed is pretty scratched up, but no rust for
many
>years.
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Matthew Brandes
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'97 Dodge Dakota SLT+
Black/Mist Gray Club-Cab, V8
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