Seymour 20-41 Truck Bed Coating, Black, 15 Ounce, Packaging May Vary

This is very good paint. It seams to be very durable and has great coverage. Has a sparkly black finish.It take about 48 hours to dry so make sure you can leave the parts or truck bed out of the weather and use for the 48 hours. After that it is a tough finish.

TOUGH durable paint. LOVE this product and am a repeat buyer. I use this for speaker grills, ammo cans, and other products that need serious paint and gritty texture. Cure time takes longer than other rattle can paint, but worth the wait. I usually let my painted projects cure for 2-3 days in the sun. Once cured, TOUGH and DURABLE. Solid buy...you'll buy more from Seymour.

Not all surprised that this isn't the most durable spray, especially for $8. I'm not using this for my truck bed, but for accessories mounted inside so its only astethtic and acceptable.The application was unlike most spray cans, its super flammable and smells highly toxic so use this in a WELL VENTILATED AREA. I can't stress that enough. It comes out nice and even, makes good texture. It recommends spraying a few light coats as compared to one or two heavy coats which I've found to be true. I had one heavy area and it smoothed itself out so keep it light and wait about 20 minutes between coats. My one complaint is that it took THREE DAYS to dry, granted I'm in FL and its hot and humid, but dang 3 days? Once it wasn't tacky anymore I attempted install of my pieces to find it will definitely scratch and chip off easily. Maybe it'll harden further over time but for now it's still a bit soft. I'll also note that it's more of a gloss black than my Line-X bed lining. Super dark but doesn't match perfectly.Overall it works for my usage but I would never recommend this for truck bed use. The only way to avoid the $500+ pro liner job is Raptor Liner which is still ~$250.Pictured on bottom is a sprayed metal pocket piece compared to the Line-X which is older and sun faded.

With skepticism, I gave it a try to make my bedliner in my truck look a little better. The Vegas sun did a number on mine. The liner is almost 20 years old. I wish I would have taken a before and after pic. It didn't make it look a little better, it made it look brand new! I am so impressed. 2 cans will be enough for an entire bed.

I bought another Seymour spray paint a few months back, and despite the sputtering can which was really annoying, the paint itself was fantastic. I thought I wouldn't be buying another Seymour product, but I decided to give them another shot, and oh wow am I glad I did! This is great stuff. Unlike the leading brands in the big box stores, and I've tried them both - specifically regarding the truck liner products - this actually is high-quality truck bed lining. It goes on nicely, it's gritty, and seemingly durable - time will tell on the durability though. For my application, I made a set of boat guides out of steel for my boat trailer and since it will continuously be submerged in water, I wanted to go with something high quality, and this is it. It also nicely matched my trailer, so that's good. My one gripe, but not too much of an issue, is that it's a bit glossier than I'd like. It's by no means "glossy", but it's definitely not flat either. All in all, I'd highly recommend this product. I'm sure I'll be buying more of this stuff myself in the future. Lastly, packaging was ok, cardboard filler, and taped can lid.

This is paint thin, not a liner. Only use if you want textured paint, not an impact protective layer.

used the coating as a durable for a subwoofer cover panel thingy.... worked really well.1. the coating is very messy and basically aersol-izes the grit so make sure to lay down plenty of overspray protection.2. this stuff STINKKKKS. use caution3. most of this dried quickly, but one of the coats took almost a week to gas-off or cure. it does cure pretty hard.4. this is a great product, but not sure for a truck bed liner.

I use this to spray in the floor boards of my 2004 Jeep Wrangler. I had removed the carpet and my floor mats was rubbing the paint off I seen that I was down to the printer. I sprayed this truck bed liner in the floor boards to stop the floor Matt’s from moving. The truck bed spray liner is really thick and is very easy to spray in it go in very even . One thing make sure you have really good air flow the fumes are very strong. But the bed liner is really good stuff I was really impressed with how thick it got . So make sure you spray one coat and let it dry so that you can get a idea as to how thick it will be . By doing this I was able to save one can of spray for another project. I have placed the floor mats back in my Jeep and they do not move around every thing stays in place . I let me add that I found that it can take one or two days for it to completely dry it was still sticky on day 3 in some places but I live where the humidity is very high . That may be part of it taking so long to dry . Overall this is a excellent product I truly believe that it will stand up to years of use . Hope this helps anyone thinking about using it . I tried the cheeper stuff this stuff is so much better and holds up better.