Just got my new MC Rear bumper and old all pro herculined just seeing what you guys think of them.
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Looks good to me. How well does that stuff hold up?

 

Looks kinda Gnarly but sick. It looks like its somewhat uneven. Im planing on getting a MC rear bumper and sliders and not sure on a front bumper but I do know that they are getting line-xed.

 

I dunno forsure i just put them on but the got a little scuffed up getting them home from my friends but i dont know if maybe i didnt let me set long enough for what before moving them, but from what ive read they should hold up. I cant drive my 4runner for awhile so when i finnaly do i could tell u

 

There a little uneven could be light but im happy with how they turned out and for 30 bucks you cant beat that

 

im thinking of herculining the interior of my '80 yota...after i get my floor pans and rust fixed...i thought about getting carpet...but i duckhunt...deer hunt..go muddin...go waterin..(DEEP water holes where water comes in the cab)...i was wondering if this stuff would be smooth enough to put on the inside...i dont want it to look like ...but it dont have to be perfect...but if its goin to be as ruff as though bumpers...then i might do somethin else...anybody else have any suggestions...besides rhinolining or line-xing...i dont have the money for either..thanks in advance...(sorry for the hijack)...

Ken,

 

looks like your truck has been to hell, ran over all the evil dead, and then roasted them over an open flame like marshmellows.

- giving the effect that if anyone does bump into you, they will get the fire and brimstone treatment too .

i friggen love em.
makes my rusting-smittybuilt double wrap look like sunday ribbons.

 

Looks good....now put em to use

 

camo you could use durabak...they make a smooth roll on bedliner that many people put in jeeps. so you mite want to keep that in mind.

 

the only problem with that is as soon as u hit something it scrapes it off in chunks....leaving the bumper with, well, a chunky appearance that is harder to touch up.

I have some on my sliders...It sticks great on the top and works EXCELLENT for traction but the sides are a different story..

spray paint is much easier to touch up

 

It holds up pretty well unless it's in the sun. If it's in the sun, they've got some sort of UV-treatment you need to add to it to keep it from fading.

 

Hahahahha lol thanks dude. They hurt like hell i scraped my hand on them nurmeous times not fun. But ya as far as the uv protectant i sprayed a clear coat on them which should work. I cant wait to use them to bad i dont have a clutch lol but its on its way

 

[QUOTE=camo31"10.50";50716636]im thinking of herculining the interior of my '80 yota...after i get my floor pans and rust fixed...i thought about getting carpet...but i duckhunt...deer hunt..go muddin...go waterin..(DEEP water holes where water comes in the cab)...i was wondering if this stuff would be smooth enough to put on the inside...i dont want it to look like ...but it dont have to be perfect...but if its goin to be as ruff as though bumpers...then i might do somethin else...anybody else have any suggestions...besides rhinolining or line-xing...i dont have the money for either..thanks in advance...(sorry for the hijack)...

Ever thought of doing something like this?
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I have it all over the floors dunno if you can see but its like vinyl its pretty nice to have

 

Nice, i installed my sliders Tuesday then used them last night and broke a u joint.

 

Thanks man that sucks your not having the best of luck huh

 

I prefer Krinkle coat in a spray. Good traction, nice finish, cheap, very easy to clean, and touches up nicely. I haven't used Herculiner myself but it looks like Black Krylon with coarse sand added to it, and I guarantee there is a rock out there just itching to show you how tough it really is.

 

Its all good. I have a pretty much brand new rear drivetrain now. lol

 

Well i guess alot of goods things come out of bad ones, we need to hit the trails some time