Bedlined the camino

[MrHernandez]

Rolled it on, prep work was the hardest part. Opened the can to mix ingredients and while shaking, the lid farted and covered my right arm in bedliner. That stuff is a b*tch to get off. Anyways, rolling it on didn't take too long and after all was said and done I had a few spots I missed. Ill go over them with spray paint or under coat. The spots are the size of rock pecks so its no big deal. I'm 50/50 on the way it looks, a bit too glossy, may have to hit it with a scuff pad unless someone knows another way to dull it down. Next project is installing sequential l.e.d. taillights 8) without further ado here's a couple pics

 

[Neuron]

What did you apply?

 

[MrHernandez]

Bondo bedliner :? Only gave $35 for a gallon

 

[tc1959]

I used Herculiner, It has been on for 4 years now. The only complaint I have is that it did not cover with what was supplied in the kit.
Checker auto at the time gave me another kit, No Charge so I redid everything. It gets almost more attention than the paint job on the car.
It has held up and I have no complaints.

 

[Tuggy24g]

My El Camino came from the dealer with a line-a-bed. It has been on there since new. So the bed is protected! I was still thinking about putting some type of bedliner over top the bed liner. It is showing its age and scratches.