Rust-Oleum 340455 Truck Bed Coating Black

This is great. Used it on small running boards after I prepped them. Highly recommend.

Perfect for pickup truck exhaust stack kits. Makes for a nice heat resistant coating.

Works great but one can isnt enough lol. I used it on my 2002 chevy s10 bed need to buy two more but looks great and goes on nicely. Make sure you do your prep work i cleaned my bed up before starting and went on fine.

Do NOT buy this from online. Its a good product persay. I saw another review and choose to ignore, but ended up with the same problem, the nozzle came broken off, the plastic cracked so you can not use or fix it. I then went to an auto part store to purchase another one and the guy said so many people have returned this, it just a cheaply made plastic top, he then showed me you can literally just flick the plastic nozzle off and sure enough, it went flying across the room. The plastic cracked and all. I'm trying to return but apparently its a safety hazard to return pressurized products which makes zero sense given that he was able to be shipped to me and this can came in a box 3 times its size rolling around by itself. If you need this, go to a store to purchase and handle with ease. Save you alot of time and hassle. Another thing to consider, if the project you have planned is several sessions spread out, probably not the best option. The nozzle although wider came out great on the first go, but the next day (2nd coat) it was clogged in the middle only and it sprayed 2 lines instead of a full wide spray.

If you plan on using It on chrome paint the chrome black first, I ended up buying 1 can of the non turbo to help cover up what little chrome I could still see. 3-14-26 is when I finished will update on longevity

This product works well. I was very happy with the results I got. I used it on my 4Runner skid plate which is about 18 by 25 inches and has a lot of contours. I wire wheeled it to bare metal first and cleaned it well with acetone and a rag. Í then gave it a real light coat of the pro grade product just to cover the bare metal. It adheres well to bare metal so no primer is needed. I waited 30 minutes and then gave it a full coat, then waited another 30 minutes and gave it a second coat, and after another 30 minutes gave it a final coat. So, one light coat plus three full coats. The can was near empty by this time but it's a 20 or 24 oz can if i remember right. The spray pattern is awesome because it is so wide. I believe it's approximately 10 to 12 in. I sprayed left to right and back left again overlapping about 1/3 of the existing coat and continued this method until i had a full coat. I moved at a pretty quick rate since the product flows rather fast. I let the skid plate sit for 3 days before reinstalling it so it would be fully cured. It's been installed now for about 3 to 400 miles and I don't see any chips. I imagine if I was doing a truck bed, I'd definitely want to do it out of the wind and concentrate most of the product to the bed floor. Speaking of which... Line-X quoted me $150.00. they say it's a lifetime guarantee but I could respray my skid plate seven times for that money,

Good and quick for the job

the can sprays pretty unevenly toward the top its thicker, test it first and the paint bubbles a lot compared to the other I have used. Can runs out very quickly it took a whole can to do a tiny step up on one side for my truck. Keep in mind a lot is wasted if you don't do a very large surface I would just stick to the smaller cans. I only got the larger as I figured I could do a one over and it would look even but it was the opposite