trinituner.com

other than hydrocarb (rhino), looking for a good one preferably in south. anybody know about the one auto-guru sells........... cant remember the name though.

I dont know about south... but it have a guy in las lomas named Shaws. He has the Durabak liner. Its great!! If you look a the pickup on the road you're bound to see a shaw's sign on the back glass.

His numbers are: 669-1118 & 777-3993

Shaw...

hydrocarb (rhino), Shaws, Ziebart etc

Whats the cost and difference in quality?

ok cool. thanks

Ziebart does the rhino liner while Shaws does the durabak.

The rhino is a smoother finish but looks like tar. Its also a bit thick.. I think from 1/8" up.

The durabak is a rougher finsh.. (which i find good cause stuff hardly slides around in the tray) Its thinner than the rhino but durable as well.

When I was pricing the durabak was $3800 and the rhino was $4000+vat. Prices may have changed since then. Both places do quality work.

FF786, you can see the durabak on my truck on sunday...

when i had the L200, i had hydrocarb re-do the rhino and it was ok. i find though that it wasnt applied uniform and had a few areas which was smooth. hope they do a better job if i decide to go by them

Complete Coatings 683-1101

they do the Roll N Lock as well...

HondaB20B, ah see a TBZ Frontier with a Complete Coatings Liner and ting looking in real good condition yes...

thanks, was going to call and ask you for d # again. going an check them tomorow. now to just find a good hard cover for d tray

HondaB20B,
Sometime later this week i am supposed to get one of those gallons of the Durabak liner coatings.
A coworker brought down one and did it himself and was a little cheaper than what was quoted above. The hardest thing is to remove the paint from the tray so that it the compound would bond properly (took him about 3 hours)
When i get it and apply it...i would post some pics.

^^^^ ok, cool.......... even though ahh done make up meh mind with de
Complete Coatings.

HondaB20B, saw the Complete Coatings liner?

Call Glen 774-7425. He does Scorpion Lining

http://www.scorpioncoatings.com/automotive.asp

equipped2ripp wrote:HondaB20B, saw the Complete Coatings liner?

yeah saw a sample, saw a bright yellow one.................... damn it look good
and unlike the other coatings, this coating is heated up and applied. its actually HOT.

equipped2ripp, i ended up putting on the spray on liner from Complete coatings. they use a brand called FULL METEL JACKET. and its worth it. one of the best spray on liner application ive seen. they are now in morvant (same compound as Auto Guru). ended up putting on one of those flat fiber glass hard covers.....................it looked real real good but leaked no arse............... and ended up shifting and scratching up de van. end up going back by them and putting on de roll-n-lock. i feel alot safer now with things in de tray

and ahh could put on meh chrome roll bar now.
couldnt put on one with the hard cover i had on

Did mine myself last two weeks...

Took 2 days - one to prepare (removing paint, down to metal) and the next day to aply the coating (took like 2 hrs)

I would post some pics of the final product.

The product landed cost me less than $1k and i saved a couple thousand.

Look out for the pics.

Mr. Cheese wrote:Did mine myself last two weeks...

Took 2 days - one to prepare (removing paint, down to metal) and the next day to aply the coating (took like 2 hrs)

I would post some pics of the final product.

The product landed cost me less than $1k and i saved a couple thousand.

Here are some pics of the finished product -

well done cheese...looking good..ah guess u eh putting no cover on the van...


so wham to bed liners fellas ?

Greypatch wrote:well done cheese...looking good..ah guess u eh putting no cover on the van...

Nah Patch, I eh putting no cover.....
Wah thinking about putting in one ah dem "snap on type" leather covers but i feel if i do that someone my like it more than me....

like what i have ...nah dem would not theif it...

good work . what solution did you use for this application ?

4X4 Trinidad wrote:good work . what solution did you use for this application ?

No solution used...
Just a roller brush. The roller brush has pores that "pick up" the suspended rubber particles and spreads them evenly.
For fastness sake, i tried a paint brush and it did not work...

you can take some pj pallie

understood, what we meant is what chemical did you use for the liner ?

Boss job there Cheese,

btw - where you get those rear light chrome pieces?

just found out ft farfan has a kit simmilar to what he used comes with everything including the roller/aplicator for 1000$ plan to check it as soon as i get time...

seems N&M is using a Viper product ave 3k

breds hole up ah sec deh, honestly Glen Pontiflex (rally's black box lancer) Scorpion linings, $2800 and honestly I find that is the cheapest I've seen and it wukking

774-7425/342-2675

tell him wesly recommended you.

Stuckindmud wrote:Boss job there Cheese,

btw - where you get those rear light chrome pieces?

Bought it about 3 yrs ago and had it on my other hilux...
Took it out and put it on this one...
Got it from the guy Jason who sells accessories and does the spray linings. contact # 683-1101
When i bought mine, he had 2 in stock for the hilux.
Only other vehicle i saw with the same rear light grill is a Fraud Ranger in south.
Paid $600 for the pair