Best bed liner for frame

[Hawg]

My Rust-O-Leum bedliner took a pounding in only 1 year, mostly where salt hit it. Anybody have any better luck with Hurkuliner or another brand of brush on stuff? I see Dupli-color makes one now, but it's about 1 1/2 the price of most. Anybody try it?

[B-man715]

They say POR-15 is the best. I did my steel pivot arms on my Yetti and it still looks perfect after a half a season down salty roads. Time will tell how well it holds up.

First you paint the stuff on, the spray their under coat over that (holds up better to UV)

[Hawg]

I actually bought POR, it's down my basement waiting for a use. POR told me not to use it on a primed frame, that why I went bedliner. They said only raw steel and rusty raw steel, it wouldn't last on primer or over any kind of paint at all. It's great stuff, wish my frame would have been raw.

[Iceman77]

I have used POR 15 for years now and love the stuff. It works best on raw metal that is well prepped following their recommended process. I bought a used Ice Castle and did try it over their paint they use and it still bonded really well. Put over 2k miles on it last year and seemed like I hit an ice storm every time with lots of salt. Still looks good this year.

[landscaper]

WHere can a guy get this POR 15? It sound like good stuff.

[JSK76]

Napa has it.

[Dozer]

WHere can a guy get this POR 15? It sound like good stuff.

E------bay is the cheapest or Welle Auto in Blaine has it too and they are very helpfull. I tested some bedliner when was building my house and wasnt impressed with any of them. Did mine with POR and couldnt be happier.

[JSK76]

I find the best combo is por15 with Raptor liner over it. I have tried AL's Liner on a few truck boxes and really like that too.