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HM3 Martin needs a little more USN love on that tribute. ;)

BJs

Port Clinton, Ohio

I am on the fence for the Mopar or the Rain Gear. Now Bestop is in the fray. If someone has something other than black - that would sway me.

My Willys. I picked it up a couple weeks ago from Gupton in TN.

Two coats. I rolled out the first coat then waited until it was dry to the touch, about 3 hours before rolling on the second coat.

Monstaliner bedliner. Color is WWII OD Green. They have 67 colors + black.

No lines at all. The finish is very consistent. I went with a mild texture, waiting to roll it again as the epoxy "gels up" would give a rougher texture.

Liberty Air Museum, Port Clinton Ohio.

This color nails it - Gobi.

I would do a close color match or something close, black just bores me. I ordered the one gallon kit, with tint. I also ordered their prep kit. The only thing I needed that was extra was some M.E.K. and a pail to mix everything in. It was easy to tape everything off and scuff the paint in the...

Thanks! It took about about 6 hours total. I used one gallon and had some left over. I should have done the door sills with the left over product.

Monstaliner. I rolled it in but it can be sprayed. 67 colors and they claim 100% uv protection. I have a tonneau cover, so I'm not too concerned about any fade. It is rolled with a very textured roller which allows you to lift the product to a heavier texture as it sets. I went with a medium...

Same here, I've aways been rough with a plastic liner in the past.

Sure does - but life is short, wanted to do something different.

Completed my DIY bedliner from Monstaliner. They have 67 colors, I went with WWII OD Green to contrast with my Gobi. I think it turned out great.

Tinted Monstaliner. DIY. $180.

So here is my Monstaliner "after" pics. I went with the WWII OD Green color to contrast with the Gobi paint. The Gobi has a hint of green in it, and this definitely pulls that green out.