Custom Coat Sprayable Truck Bedliner - Extra Large 14.4 Ounce Spray Can - Black - A Great Aerosol Truck Bed Liner for Touch-Up or Complete Truck Beds

I had to do a touch up job on my NIssan Truck bed that had a weathered older bed-liner product that I had put on it about 5 years ago. I completely scuffed the truck bed with P320 sand paper, cleaned it real good with wax and grease remover and started laying it on !! I have to say for an aerosol bed-liner this stuff worked really well.

This paint spreads great, I really like the nozzle it does not gunk up or clog and the finish looks amazing. I did have an issue with one of the cans it would not spray I contacted the seller and the sent me out a replacement immediately so buy with confidence. I used this paint to spay underneath my trailer.

I recently bought this because my truck bed that already had bedliner in it got a little scratched up while transporting a freezer. While you can tell the difference between the spots of this sprayable bedliner and the original bedliner around it, it does do a good job of covering up the spots. The only complaint I have is that the spray nozel comes off very easily and then you have to try to get it back on without getting the spray all over your hands. Overall, for a canned bedliner, I think it's a good product.

I wanted something a little more grippy and thicker than just rustoleum. This stuff did the trick. The first coat is a little thin but after the second it really fills in and has a good texture to it. Very nice drip free spray nozzle. Dry time is substantial with a re-apply time in just over ten minutes. If anyone has ever used rustoleum, I would really recommend this ten fold over it.

I am extremely pleased with the product. Very durable, bonds great to the Bare Metal Primer. I used the product to coat truck bumpers and couldn't be more happy. Very durable, resilient and washes up fairly nice also. Even the quality of the can's spraying mechanism is much better than those found on your average paint can.Just a note- it will take a can or more than what you are potentially thinking it might require because the spray pattern leaves pockets of voids all across medium which will need to be filled in during your following coats.

Used to attempt to coat a motorcycle luggage rack (steel). Sanded the rack, primed it w/auto primer (which adhered very well) - then applied this stuff as directed - let it dry for 48 hrs. Peeled right up in several places - did not adhere at all. It did stick to itself - peeled up like a skin. Used standard (red) auto primer. So...don't do that. Made a huge mess of my project and I had to take it to the pros to strip it all back down, etc. Also had to keep cleaning the nozzle (even though I was using according to the instructions). Not impressed at all.UPDATE: It appears Amazon is pulling negative reviews for this product based on their undefined "sensitivity filter" - so we'll see if they let this stand.

I'm giving this product a 3 because the first can I opened and used worked great. I used this to redo the coating on a bull bar for the front of my truck that had started to rust. Sanded it down got rid of the rust and did a primer as recommended on this product. The 2nd can I had ordered didn't work very well at all. The nozzle stopped up almost immediately and I followed all the directions shake the cam for proper time etc. Couldn't get the nozzle to spray correctly and the coating was coming out the top of the can along with spraying large clumps from the nozzle. I was able to get it to work good enough to finish my project but it caused extra work and headache. The can that worked properly did do a great job and the coating material itself seems decent.