Finally Herculinered my rockers/Bottom of doors.
 

Did this over 2 days,First day was all prep work today we layed the product down.
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First coat of liner.
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And all finished up, Came out real good. We also did inside the doors, Its drying in the garage tonight and all day tomorrow, so it doesn't get rained on.
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hey nice work. durable too. I like it. Stupid question - how did you apply it...brush / roller right? I was wondering if this could be sprayed. Also if I could be colored, silver / gray in my case. My bottom of my truck is silver / gray and I was considering doing my aftermarket bumpers, nerf bars and bottom like you did.

I rolled it, I was told you could buy a spray gun for an extra 30 bucks tho. The bottom of my truck was silver as well. I dunno if they make other colors.

I don't think it can be sprayed because of the chunks of rubber in the coating I think it would plug up a normal spray gun. I use the same stuff on a old 1951 Willys Jeep and turned out awesome. Rolled on as well. Just remember its a good coating but not chemical resistant. I spilled brake fluid on the floor and didn't get it wash off quick enough and it ate it. Just a tidbit of info...

OP did a awesome job on the rockers!

They make a gun with a large orafice for shooting that stuff on it is used for textured paint as well and im pretty sure they have them at harbor freight for cheap. I rolled mine on as well though. They make other colors just dont know how easy it is to get your hands on.

Honestly i would rather roll it on like i did,I feel like it would be a complete mess with spraying it on.

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Also the herculiner site says they carry Black, Gray, Red & White. kits.

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One last pic in the rain today.
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