Spray on ute liners

Post by **sudso** » Thu Mar 16, 2006 6:00 pm

Has anyone ever had these spray on ute liners?

They are polyurethane and seem very durable. Easy to wash the tub out too.
I've seen those drop in liners but they all seem to crack or break and trap moisture and crap underneath.

Post by **runnin4life** » Thu Mar 16, 2006 6:26 pm

yep ive herd of spray on liners
you can also get the brush on stuff

i think the spray on stuff is harder to apply and pretty sure you have to pay some one to apply the shiznit

i may be wrong some one correct me if so
cheers
elliot

Post by **Zeyphly** » Thu Mar 16, 2006 7:12 pm

A mate of mine once bought an applicator and a couple of cans of the spray on liner fron your local auto pants store and it turn out well. He has used it on a couple of different vehicles.

Post by **Hoonz** » Thu Mar 16, 2006 7:40 pm

we have the spray on herculiner ... in both the trailor and X8
from first hand experience ... its not as good as they say!
it tore up after we threw some 1man size rocks in there

after seeing that ur sposed to be able to jam a crowbar into it and not lift it and throw bessa blocks at it ... im kinda dissapointed spesh for the price of having it professionally done

Post by **DR Frankenstine** » Thu Mar 16, 2006 7:47 pm

I have it in the floor of my vehicle and its great. If you want to throw rocks at it you need a couple of applications and build it up to probably 5mm thick.

Post by **sudso** » Thu Mar 16, 2006 11:43 pm

Hoonz wrote:we have the spray on herculiner ... in both the trailor and X8
from first hand experience ... its not as good as they say!
it tore up after we threw some 1man size rocks in there

after seeing that ur sposed to be able to jam a crowbar into it and not lift it and throw bessa blocks at it ... im kinda dissapointed spesh for the price of having it professionally done

Was probably not professionally done then. If it tore up it couldn't have been prepped properly or its just a crap product. Never heard of herculiner before.

Post by **Hoonz** » Fri Mar 17, 2006 7:15 am

if it wasn't done professionally i wouldn't have said it wouldn't have said it ... so theres a company here that does it "professionally" as a spray on liner full work shop for cleaning down etc .... its been sprayed on thick ... can't see the checks in the plate any more ... so im quite sure he preped it properly and if u've never heard of it u've been living under a rock ...

Post by **aodhfin** » Fri Mar 17, 2006 7:23 am

try extreme coatings
http://www.xtremecoatings.com.au/

Post by **bazzle** » Fri Mar 17, 2006 8:42 am

Hoonz wrote:we have the spray on herculiner ... in both the trailor and X8
from first hand experience ... its not as good as they say!
it tore up after we threw some 1man size rocks in there

after seeing that ur sposed to be able to jam a crowbar into it and not lift it and throw bessa blocks at it ... im kinda dissapointed spesh for the price of having it professionally done

And you went back and spoke to the company??

Bazzle

Post by **sudso** » Fri Mar 17, 2006 8:02 pm

Hoonz wrote:if it wasn't done professionally i wouldn't have said it wouldn't have said it ... so theres a company here that does it "professionally" as a spray on liner full work shop for cleaning down etc .... its been sprayed on thick ... can't see the checks in the plate any more ... so im quite sure he preped it properly and if u've never heard of it u've been living under a rock ...

I've only heard of Rhino Liners (not cheap but very good apparently) but there must be a dozen or more brands out there.
Wasnt having a go at your liner mate, you said you were dissappointed how it tore up. If it happened to me I wouldn't call it a proffesional job.

Post by **ausyota** » Fri Mar 17, 2006 8:28 pm

Line X is a really awsome coating that you can throw anything at and it will take it.
But... It is expensive and does need to be profesionaly applied.
http://www.line-xprotectivecoatings.com.au/default.asp
http://www.goline-x.com/

Post by **goodie** » Fri Mar 17, 2006 8:54 pm

rhino lining
http://www.rhinolinings.com/RL/main/[/url]

Post by **sudso** » Fri Mar 17, 2006 9:22 pm

I've heard that it's not just a matter of wiping the surface clean and getting out the spray gun to get a proffesional and long lasting job.
Apparently it is a very labour intensive job i.e: clean surface, rub back paint to remove all gloss, mask up, prime and coat to required thickness.

After seeing what happens to drop in poly liners (warp, crack, slippery) and underneath to the tub if they're not removed and cleaned regularly I reckon it's worth the extra bucks for a spray on one. The salesman recomends a non slip rubber mat on top of the plastic drop in ones too.

Post by **Hoonz** » Fri Mar 17, 2006 10:56 pm

opps my bad it was rhino lining just picked up the trailor today to use it
and saw the sticker on it

anyhow .. yeh

Post by **bru21** » Sat Mar 18, 2006 9:05 am

i had the inside of my cab done this week and it is bloody awesome. would reccomend it to anyone.

Post by **Bingham** » Sat Mar 18, 2006 9:39 am

bru21 wrote:i had the inside of my cab done this week and it is bloody awesome. would reccomend it to anyone.

ARMOUR LININGS IS THE CREW OF CHOICE AND WHO DID BRU"S

Post by **Pinball** » Thu Mar 23, 2006 4:32 pm

Xtreme did mine years back

i've flogged it through various mines since with toolboxes on board, only one tear and thats where the corner dug in on a chest with 80 odd kilos in it.

i'm happy as a pig in the proverbial...

Spock

btw some pics of later stuff here;
http://www.pointnshoot.org/index.php?mo ... ges&fid=26

Post by **PJ.zook** » Thu Mar 23, 2006 5:29 pm

Bloody rhino linings wanted three grand to do my sierra inside floor and footwells, and that was supplied completely stripped for them, i told them where to stick it.
Might try some of that self applicating stuff tho.

Post by **V6XtraHilux** » Mon Mar 27, 2006 12:21 pm

I was looking for the self applied stuff, its called Herculiner. Talking to the importers, they're in Rhodes in Sydney, they will no longer be importing it, due to the short shelf life. I were selling some and they had sat in a container for a while, and all the tubs were rock hard, so they have canned (pardon the pan!) supplying it any longer.

So basically the Herculiner is un-obtainable in Oz unless someone else brings it in now.

Might have to look at some of the other systems suggested in this thread. Thnaks for the heads up on these systems guys.

ANybody know who does these spray on liners in Sydney?? Most are listed in QLD, but im in Sydney, dont fancy a drive all the way north for a ute spray!!

Cheers

Post by **RoldIT** » Mon Mar 27, 2006 1:03 pm

V6XtraHilux wrote:I was looking for the self applied stuff, its called Herculiner. Talking to the importers, they're in Rhodes in Sydney, they will no longer be importing it, due to the short shelf life. I were selling some and they had sat in a container for a while, and all the tubs were rock hard, so they have canned (pardon the pan!) supplying it any longer.

So basically the Herculiner is un-obtainable in Oz unless someone else brings it in now.

Might have to look at some of the other systems suggested in this thread. Thnaks for the heads up on these systems guys.

ANybody know who does these spray on liners in Sydney?? Most are listed in QLD, but im in Sydney, dont fancy a drive all the way north for a ute spray!!

Cheers

http://www.lynxcorp.com.au/shopping/def ... tegory=313

Post by **ToNkA** » Mon Mar 27, 2006 2:16 pm

I have the interior of my lux done in Herculiner, you can spray it on yourself if you thin it with xylene according to the directions, or you just apply with a sponge!

Post by **V6XtraHilux** » Mon Mar 27, 2006 6:10 pm

The Lynx people were the ones that were importing it, now THEY ARENT due to the reasons I already explained.

Anybody with anything useful?

Ta.

Post by **RoldIT** » Mon Mar 27, 2006 7:26 pm

V6XtraHilux wrote:The Lynx people were the ones that were importing it, now THEY ARENT due to the reasons I already explained.

Anybody with anything useful?

Ta.

You didn't specify what company you had talked to.

Sorry for trying to help, it won't happen again.

Post by **V6XtraHilux** » Tue Mar 28, 2006 4:21 pm

haha, sorry mate, was a bit short with ya.

I did say that the importers of Herculiner, in Rhodes, werent going to import it any longer, and if u follow the link, it takes u to the importer of Herculiner and their offices are in Rhodes, so I figured 1+1=2.

Thanks anyway.

Post by **Bush65** » Tue Mar 28, 2006 8:33 pm

V6XtraHilux wrote:...ANybody know who does these spray on liners in Sydney?? Most are listed in QLD, but im in Sydney, dont fancy a drive all the way north for a ute spray!!

Cheers

I would expect there would be some in Sydney.

There is a place at Warners Bay (south of Newcastle) that do rhino liner.

I would like to know if there are local people for line-X

Post by **sudso** » Thu Mar 30, 2006 6:05 pm

PJ.zook wrote:Bloody rhino linings wanted three grand to do my sierra inside floor and footwells, and that was supplied completely stripped for them, i told them where to stick it.
Might try some of that self applicating stuff tho.

I'm going to do this inside my Bundy. I reckon it's a great idea, saves the carpet and still grips like shit to blanket when it's wet. Would be easy to clean out with a hose after mudbaths too.
Cant understand the 3K quote though when they can do a full size ute tub for around 800 and that includes prep work and primer

Post by **Pinball** » Thu Mar 30, 2006 9:07 pm

xtreme coatings did internals of my sierra for same price as a hilux tray, bout 6-800 from memory...

though i did have to strip the internals except the drivers seat..

Spock

Post by **heathgu** » Thu Mar 30, 2006 9:29 pm

G'day guys,

I work for ARMOUR LININGS in Queensland and spray polyurethane coating everyday if you have any questions just ask and i should be able to help out.

We are fully mobile so can work on site, and also work interstate all the time. Was in sydney working a the football stadium last week. Should be back in sydney in the next couple of weeks.

Cheers Heath.

Post by **V6XtraHilux** » Fri Mar 31, 2006 7:04 am

Heathgu,
Mate, if you can do better at the $$ than Rhino linings, u will get plenty of hands up for your spray liners down here in Sydney.

My hand is up right now..........How much you reackon for a Hilux tub, 1800mm long?

Cheers

Post by **familybus** » Fri Apr 21, 2006 7:01 pm

sounds like the stuff im after for the inside of my aluminium tinny!

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