Dupli-ColorTR250 Truck Bed Coating Spray Paint - Black - 16.5 oz. Aerosol Can

Works great! Leave a rugged textured look!

This stuff is far better than the other brands at staying on metal for a very long time. It sprays out in a very uniform manner and does not clump. I use this on about everything I'm going to use outdoors especially on my boat and I've never had any issues with it. Forms a very solid shell around the metal and has a very light texture to it as well. Looks good, withstands the weather, does not fade very easily in the sun either. So glad I found this product!

Aftermarket steel bumpers experiencing rust spots can be fixed with this product. Looks like new.

I use this stuff on a lot of things. I even used it to seal the pan on my swamp cooler. Holds up well and touches up well too. Warning* Don't buy it and let it stand around in the closet for long term...use it. I've had two cans - (not from this seller) go bad and harden in the can. They had sat in a cool closet for about 2 months. PS: makes an easy auto undercoating for cars out here in the west where weather isn't so abusive. I don't know if it would hold up in the east with the snow and salt. Truck beds - works ok. Sure it will scrape off if you through bricks in your bed because it's not $800.00 like what the want for the professional stuff...

SO LUCKY ME IAM AM A SPARY OLD LADY & KNOW HOW TO PUT THESE ON WITHOUT MAKING A MESS. I USE THIS ALOT ON THIS CEMENT BIG DEER I OWN.& HAVE DONE MY SHOW TRUCKS BED WHICH CAME OUT GREAT! SO GUESS YOU LEAVE SPAYER CAP OFF IS SHIPPING . JUST HOPE IT WORKS LIKE IT SHOULD & i SAVED ME OLD CAP SO i KEEP THEM CLEAN & THATS HELP!

looks great

The powdercoating on my aluminum nerf bars became chipped and was flaking off, so I stripped off the old powdercoat with sandpaper and acetone. I cleaned the aluminum again with acetone then used self-etching primer to prep. I did three coats and ended up using three cans of spray bed liner to finish the project. The results are great, but I was surprised that it took so much to do it.

Works great to add contrast with a super-matte finish and rough texture for trim on my custom Victory.For a more consistent, rougher pattern try two medium coats with full coverage like a normal paint and a final coat with the can held 18-24 inches from the substrate. This will allow the 'mist' to start coalescing into larger droplets, giving the rough, even, almost frosted look of a professional bedliner.Although scuffs can easily be concealed by simply cleaning and spraying over them, make sure to give it at least a full day to cure before any rough handling.Overall: short of the durability achieved by a true catalyzed liner, this is my go-to for both armoring and apprearence on exterior vehicle parts. Will buy again.