Herculiner

Another something fairly cheap you might think about if you are like me and your rhino bed is getting scratched, which without a doubt if you haul a cooler or anything else for that matter it is. Herculiner a great product that works great for looks, gets rid of some vibrating noise from the bed, and holds up great.

I bought my rhino new in the middle of 2008 after only a couple rides my bed was getting perty scratched up due to my cooler and tool box. So as always I did a little research and decided to try the Herculiner truck bed coating, Which I recommend to everyone because I do not see any down sides to having a good looking bed that keeps the rust away. Installation is fairly simple also just follow the directions on the can, don't skimp on the prep work, and I feel you will be happy with the end results .

Duplicolor has a truckbed coating out I was thinking about trying. I think I saw it on Trucku on speedchannel. It is probly all the same but there was just something I liked about the way the Duplicolor looked.

Tim

The main difference I have seen is the size of the rubber pellets in the coating...

I have done it to my Rhino bed. One of the top mods on the list I would do. Make sure to clean the bed GOOD with paint thinner and rough it up with 3M scotchbrite pad, clean it again, then roll it on with roller. It takes a lot of the rattles caused by having a metal toolbox .....or anything that rattles for that matter! The small package of Herculiner was $30 well spent.

I think I am going to pull my belly skids off and put some herculiner (or some kind of undercoating) on the top of them to see if it knocks a little of the vibrating noise out...