Spray in Bedliner Closest to Voodoo Blue Fj

11-14-2017, 10:40 AM	#1
Member Join Date: Oct 2017 Location: USA Posts: 57 Real Name: J
Member	Bedliner entire truck.... Hi all, I am weeks away from pulling the trigger on having Toff bedliner professionally sprayed on my entire 4Runner. I never plan on selling (I�ve already cut this truck up too much to sell). Anybody have experience with this? Opinions? Pros vs cons? I�ve been researching for about 6 months, but I figured I would throw it out there and see what other information I could get. Appreciate your thoughts/opinions.
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11-14-2017, 10:46 AM	#2
Member Join Date: Mar 2015 Location: Kansas City Posts: 745
Member	Personally I wouldn't. I'd rather a scratched up truck that I could re-paint later on down the road. I'd consider a vinyl wrap as it would take some of the scratches and stuff without the need for a permanent coating. __________________ 2017 MGM TRD Off Road Premium
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11-14-2017, 11:17 AM	#3
Junior Member Join Date: May 2017 Location: Costa Mesa Age: 33 Posts: 29
Junior Member	i could be wrong, my old neighbor did this to their sequoia. I believe he told me it added a ton of weight. I guess it depends on what you spray it with.
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11-14-2017, 11:17 AM	#4
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Member	cons.... looks like a black stucco house on wheels __________________ 2014 sr5 premium bilstein 5100's 1.75", 17" method NV, LT285/70 falken wildpeak a/t3w, hids, full led swap, custom sliders 2013 ktm 500exc desmog, euro mapped, supermoto 1951 chevy 3100 bagged and body dropped in progress IG: r.tinniste
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11-14-2017, 11:23 AM	#5
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Member	Quote: Originally Posted by rtinniste cons.... looks like a black stucco house on wheels Haha well said, not pretty at all. Im thinking grey, but still, grey stucco house on wheels....
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11-14-2017, 11:45 AM	#6
Senior Member	Don't do it.. Looks terrible. Still dents still scratches with hard use. I see very little advantage. I would rather rattle can the truck. It's not too bad if you just do sections.... Like the bottom 12" or something. I know a guy with an 80 that did his. Barf... Also a few jeeps around here. All look terrible. If you want protection.. do exo/tubes. __________________ 2011 SR5 4x4, Magnuson Supercharger, ICON ET coil overs, MT ICON LT rear, MT offset lower links, URD Y-Pipe, TC UCAs, Baja Rack, MT Sliders, RCI Aluminum skids, 4.56 gearing with ARB lockers front and rear. 305/70 Goodyear MTRs (34") on Konig Countersteer 17x8. Addicted front bumper, Custom undercover tube protection rear. LT font or SAS going on next. 1989 Hilux - 22RE, SAS, hydro assist, Full Exo cage, dual ultimate cases, RCVs, 529s w Detroit locker rear + ARB front, Diamond Axle, bead locks, 40s.
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11-14-2017, 11:46 AM	#7
Member	I fully spayed black bedliner on my FJ Cruiser. Achieved that fully monochrome BA look. It looked great. Well, for a short while it did. Bedliner holds the dirt and mud and it is impossible to get an even clean. It does hold up and takes a beating. No more pinstripes. But does not age well. It definitely makes it look more run down than it was (is). I would not do again. I used rustoleum bedliner from HD. I am now thinking of starting to sand it all off (if that even can be done) and painting it some color. Maybe just spray color over the bedliner. Oh that will surely look good. Here is a photo from a couple years ago. __________________ Nearly bone-stock 2015 TRDP<paid under sticker!, TRD Supercharger, Helo 904 17x9 rims, 285/70-17 BFG KO2, BMC, MetalTech OPOR Sliders w/extension, Hella Aux Fogs, Ultragauge, Rockford Fosgate Speakers, FJC Sub Woof Box, Kicker Woof, Cheapo Boss Woof Amp, Aux Glovebox Outlet, G2 Wheel Spacers, Shaved/trimmed Mud Flaps and Fenders, Cobra WX75 CB, Rear Storage Drawers, Shovel Mount, Radar, FZ-1 Fuzeblock, AVS LP Visors, Window Tint, Painted Roof Rack, Low Profile SiriusXM Antenna, Dash Cam, Exhaust Tip, Accessory Meter Mod, Some Stickers. 2008 FJ Cruiser, FJNE Member DMAND.
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11-14-2017, 12:39 PM	#8
Member Join Date: Jun 2015 Location: SLC, Utah Posts: 803 Real Name: Matt
Member	Got a Subaru in the neighborhood that did it, and it looks liek dog shit. Didn't someone on here put a bunch of it on their 4Runner? I don't think it was the whole vehicle, but it still looked like trash. __________________ 2015 Super White TEP w/ KDSS 275/70 KO2s | RCI Sliders | 32" OPT7 C2 LED Light Bar XenonDepot/Phillips 4300k HIDs | Amber BD Squadron-Rs
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11-14-2017, 12:56 PM	#9
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Member	Quote: Originally Posted by DEERUNNER I fully spayed black bedliner on my FJ Cruiser. Achieved that fully monochrome BA look. It looked great. Well, for a short while it did. Bedliner holds the dirt and mud and it is impossible to get an even clean. It does hold up and takes a beating. No more pinstripes. But does not age well. It definitely makes it look more run down than it was (is). I would not do again. I used rustoleum bedliner from HD. I am now thinking of starting to sand it all off (if that even can be done) and painting it some color. Maybe just spray color over the bedliner. Oh that will surely look good. Here is a photo from a couple years ago. Yeah I was gonna say, that textured finish sounds like a nightmare to ever clean. __________________ 2006 Limited V8 - 1.25" wheel spacers | 275/70/18 LT Falken A/T3W | Bilstein 5100s | OME 885 springs in front | FJ springs in rear | LED light bar | Rhino Rack X-Tray
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11-14-2017, 01:10 PM	#10
Member Join Date: Dec 2016 Location: Seattle Posts: 737
Member	Just saw a truck the other day that was sprayed entirely with bedliner. Looked like absolute garbage and I can only imagine how ****ing hard it must be to clean, if it can be cleaned at all. Like another poster said, I would rather have a scratched up paintjob that can at least be fixed for the most part with some buffing pads. __________________ Voodoo Blue 2020 Tacoma TRD Off Road
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11-14-2017, 01:25 PM	#11
Member	If you really want something indestructible I'm pretty sure ICON 4X4 uses a paint that is insanely tough. I remember years ago there was a way to buy it (pretty sure just on their website) but it doesn't look like that any longer. Anyways, this stuff is supposed to be incredible and I have seen it in person and looks beautiful and tough. I'd contact them and see if they'd sell you paint or tell you how/where to get it. __________________ Slowly but surely working on my 4runner. So far just some basics... RCI sliders//CB//Diff breather//Anytime backup with aux front camera//Switchpros unit for when I finally get some lights I'll probably never use//ARB twin compressor mounted on Slee bracket//Front Runner 3/4 Rack You can never underestimate how important it is to navigate the mall safely.
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11-14-2017, 02:04 PM	#13
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Senior Member	there are plenty of shops that would do that for you. This has been a fairly common thing to do around my area. If you're offroading, it is pretty great. __________________ My Photography - My Facebook - Build Thread
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11-14-2017, 02:22 PM	#14
Senior Member	Like someone else mentioned (and I forgot). It ages really bad and always looks non uniform when it covers the entire truck. This gets much worse with sun exposure. Sections are OK. Don't do it! __________________ 2011 SR5 4x4, Magnuson Supercharger, ICON ET coil overs, MT ICON LT rear, MT offset lower links, URD Y-Pipe, TC UCAs, Baja Rack, MT Sliders, RCI Aluminum skids, 4.56 gearing with ARB lockers front and rear. 305/70 Goodyear MTRs (34") on Konig Countersteer 17x8. Addicted front bumper, Custom undercover tube protection rear. LT font or SAS going on next. 1989 Hilux - 22RE, SAS, hydro assist, Full Exo cage, dual ultimate cases, RCVs, 529s w Detroit locker rear + ARB front, Diamond Axle, bead locks, 40s.
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11-14-2017, 03:46 PM	#15
Senior Member	Truck bed liner paint job If you want an idea of how it wears, look at some truck beds that have it. Sounds like a bad idea to me. The original paint job on a 5th Gen T4R is really poor. It wouldn't be hard to find a paint that's more durable. Ask your local body shop for some ideas. As someone suggested above, ask ICON what they used on their T4R. Also ask Domello Off Road what they used on their T4R. They're both in Riverside, CA and work together on ICON lifts. Look at the ICON website photo gallery for 4Runners. They have a couple of examples of tricked out body work where you can see an Oakley "Dream Car" with urban camo grey paint, ICON's T4R and the Domello T4R. __________________ 2015 T4R Trail Edition w/KDSS. Baja Rack flat utility rack, Baja Rack ladder, WeatherTech floor mats, Demello rock sliders. RCI skid plates, Falken AT3W LT285/70R17 tires, ICON Stage 7 tubular 2" extended travel lift, ICON Rebound 17x8.5" 0 offset alloy wheels, Baxter Performance remote oil filter adapter. Side exit exhaust, 2nd recovery hook on rear frame corner, DIY wheel well liners with 1/4" neoprene rubber.
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