Thinking of having my cradle sprayed with truck bedliner has anyone tried this? Wondering if it will last or not. I have it in epoxy primer now and not sure if i will just paint it or have bedliner sprayed over it. Not sure if the bedliner would adhere to the epoxy primer or not. Any thoughts

I plan on just using rubberized undercoating

quote Originally posted by grkboy707: I plan on just using rubberized undercoating

Bedliner epoxy is way tougher than rubberized coating.

That being said what would be a good reason to do this? I would rather have it powder coated, or just painted. If you are trying to protect it from winter, yes bedliner coating will help and probably be a good thing.

As for coating over primer, contact the manufacturer of the product you are looking at and see what they say.

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Any fluid leaks can play havoc with the bed liner or undercoating. Use chassis paint or powder.

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I know lots of guys who used bedliner in the whole engine bay. Theyve done K member, firewall, fender wells and core supports. Looks pretty good too. I never seen them have any problems with anything spilled on it. The stuffs practically indestructible. It should be fine over your primer...they put it in painted beds. I fixed some dents in a pickup bed side. It was done inside with bedliner. I didnt damage it beating on it and using a porta power. Another guy hauls all his parts including engines and transmissions, all puking out anti freeze, trans fluid, steering fluid, oil and its all still fine under a half inch of sludge, not to mention them sliding around.

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