How much does Herculiner cost?
How much does Herculiner cost?
$89.99 & FREE Shipping….Herculiner HCL1B8 Brush-on Bed Liner Kit,Black.
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Can Herculiner be removed?
Unlike conventional bed liners that are slipped into place, Herculiner is a spray-on application (similar to Line-X and Rhino Liner). There are several different ways to remove Herculiner, from peeling or grinding it off by hand to using chemicals like brake fluid, paint thinner or mineral spirits.
Does Herculiner work on plastic?
According to the web site FAQ’s it can be used on MOST plastics. However I would send them an email via their contacts page. Web site is .
Does Herculiner come in white?
Product Description Herculiner white 4/1 gallon kits are packed in a case of four kits. Because it can bond to virtually any surface or material, Herculiner can be applied to wood, metal, concrete, aluminum, asphalt, rubber, fiberglass, and most plastics, including PVC.
Is Herculiner glossy?
The Herculiner is very shiny.
How long does Herculiner take to dry?
about 9-12 hours
A: You should allow Herculiner to dry about 9-12 hours before any light use and allow 24 hours for a complete cure. Curing begins when Herculiner is exposed to atmospheric moisture. Therefore, with higher humidity, curing time is shorter.
How do I get Herculiner off my hands?
Apply xylene or acetone to the Herculiner on your skin and rub it off using shop rags. This should be done as soon as your find the bed liner on your body, but it will help to break down the material if it has been left to set for a few minutes.
How long before Herculiner gets wet?
A: You should allow Herculiner to dry about 9-12 hours before any light use and allow 24 hours for a complete cure. Curing begins when Herculiner is exposed to atmospheric moisture. Therefore, with higher humidity, curing time is shorter.
Does Herculiner have a shelf life?
Q: What is the shelf life of Herculiner? A: If unopened, Herculiner can be stored for several years. Q: How tough is Herculiner? A: Herculiner won’t chip, flake or peel and is resistant to damage from gasoline and most chemicals & solvents.
Can Herculiner be painted over?
yes you can. I just redid the bed of my truck. used Lacquer thinner to prep it, then did 2 new coats on the bed walls and did 2 new coats on the bed. I use this stuff for everything and have found that if you paint over (Rattle cans) it as it tacks up, you get a nice glossy finish that lasts.
Does Herculiner come in red?
A: Black, Gray Red & White. Q: How much is the cost and in what size containers will it be available? A: The retail kit comes with 1 gallon of Herculiner, additional quarts are available for long beds or other applications.
What is herculiner used for?
Herculiner is the only polyurethane and rubber granule coating that is applied in just 3 easy steps to your truck bed using rollers and a brush (included in the kit). When cured, Herculiner provides a tough, durable skid-resistant protective coating.
What materials can be treated with accessherculiner?
Herculiner can be applied to wood, metal, concrete, aluminum, asphalt, rubber, fiberglass and most plastics, including PVC. Our product prevents rust by sealing the surface and is resistant to gasoline, oil, solvents and chemicals. You will need Adobe® Acrobat® Reader to view PDF documents.
What is the difference between herculiner and aerosol can?
The roll on Herculiner has quite a bit more texture than the spray can but the color fades VERY quickly. I ended up covering each area with the roll on Herculiner and then, after that dried, i topped it off with the aerosol can Herculiner. The aerosol can has a much more brilliant black color and little to no texture.
How do I order curbside pickup at Home Depot?
Go to designated Curbside Pickup location at The Home Depot store you selected and follow the instructions received in your email or text notification for Curbside Pickup. Let us know you have arrived by selecting the link in your “Order Ready” communication.
