FAQ (frequently asked questions)
 
Q: What is the material used in HERCULINER Truck Bed Liner?
Q: How can it be applied?
Q: What colors are available?
Q: Where can I buy it?
Q: How much is the cost and in what size containers will it
     be  available?
Q: What surfaces will it bond to?
Q: What is the shelf life of HERCULINER?
Q: How tough is HERCULINER?
Q: How can I remove HERCULINER once it's applied?
Q: What happens if I get HERCULINER on my hands?
Q: How long does it take HERCULINER to dry?
Q: How thick should it be applied?
Q: Can you repair a section that has been damaged?
Q: Is HERCULINER flammable?
Q: Can I apply HERCULINER in the winter?
Q: What is the difference between our coating formula versus
     the other  spray-on coatings out there?
Q: What is included in a kit?
Q: What is not included in a kit that will be needed to do the
     job right?
Q: What kind of warranty does HERCULINER have?
Q: What is the average cost for a dealer installed spray-on
     bed liner?
Q: Can I use HERCULINER Coating for other uses?
 

 

 


 

Q: What is the material used in HERCULINER?
A: HERCULINER is a mixture of polyurethane coating with rubber
    granules to provide a tough, textured finish.

 

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Q: How can it be applied?
A: HERCULINER can be applied with a brush/roller or with a spray
    compressor. (Brush and two (2) rollers are included with each
    kit.) It must be applied in a well ventilated area.

 

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Q: What colors are available?
A: Black, Gray Red & White.

 

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Q: Where can I buy it?
A: Click on "stores near you" or go to http://www.247autoparts.com/store/herculiner.html to get a kit of your own.
 



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Q: How much is the cost and in what size containers will it
     be available?
A: Suggested retail on the black kit is $99.99, which includes
    one (1) gallon. Additional black quarts are available for $29.99.
    Red, gray & white kits are available for $139.99. Red, gray and
    white quarts are available for $39.99.

 

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Q: What surfaces will it bond to?
A: HERCULINER will bond to most clean/dry surfaces, including
    painted or primed steel. Prepping the surface is critical for
    best results; instructions are included with the kit, or you
    can just click on "Instructions" icon on this or any other page
    of the HERCULINER site.


 

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Q: What is the shelf life of HERCULINER?
A: If unopened, HERCULINER can be stored for several years. 
 

 

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Q: How tough is HERCULINER?
A: HERCULINER won’t chip, flake or peel and is resistant to
    damage from gasoline and most chemicals & solvents. It
    can withstand years of heavy duty use.

 

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Q: How can I remove HERCULINER once it's applied?
A: You can use Xylene while product is still wet, but if it dries,
    it's permanent.
 

 

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Q: What happens if I get  HERCULINER on my hands?
A: Clean off immediately with Xylene, then wash hands with
    soap and water.

 

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Q: How long does it take HERCULINER to dry?
A: You should allow HERCULINER to dry about 9-12 hours before
    any light use and allow 24 hours for a complete cure. Curing
    begins when HERCULINER is exposed to atmospheric moisture.
    Therefore, with higher humidity, curing time is shorter.
 

 

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Q: How thick should it be applied?
A: First coat forms a good base. After 1 hour to 1 ½ hours to
    dry; then apply a second coat that will cover any open pores.
    One (1) gallon covers 6’ beds with 2 coats; an extra quart is
    needed for 8’ beds.

 

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Q: Can you repair a section that has been damaged?
A: Yes, HERCULINER adheres to itself, while other coatings do
    not and would have to be removed for gouging repair.
 

 

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Q: Is HERCULINER flammable?
A: Yes, but after drying, it is no longer flammable.


 

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Q: Can I apply HERCULINER in the winter?
A: Yes, HERCULINER can be applied between 32° F and 95° F.
    However, the colder the temperature and the lower the
    humidity, the longer the curing process will take. Additionally,
    it MUST BE APPLIED IN A WELL VENTILATED AREA.
 

 

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Q: What is the difference between our coating formula
     versus the other spray-on coatings out there?
A: HERCULINER has a proprietary polyurethane and rubber formula.
    HERCULINER is the only do-it-yourself bedliner with a tough,
    thick, skid-resistant finish that won’t chip, flake or peel.


 

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Q: What is included in a kit?
A: 1 gallon of protective coating
    2 rollers for easy application
    1 abrasive pad for scuffing/prepping bed
    1 roller handle
    1 gallon can opener
    1 - 2" brush for tight spots/corners
    Plus: Bed liner application instructions in English, French, and
    Spanish AND application instructions for other uses (also in
    English, French, and Spanish).
 

 

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Q: What is not included in a kit that will be needed to do the
     job right?
A: One Quart of Xylene, Acetone or MEK (solution to prep the
    surface of the bed before coating)
    Rubber gloves
    Stir stick (We recommend a drill with a paint mixing attachment.)
    Paint tray and some rags
    Tape for masking off areas


 

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Q: What kind of warranty does HERCULINER have?
A: We warranty the product against faulty manufacture and
    defective materials. We cannot accept liability for application
    or use of this product (too many variables, proper
    prepping/cleaning of surface, application methods, etc.).
 


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Q: What is the average cost for a dealer installed spray-on
     bed liner?
A: There are a number of different products and dealers offering
    bed liner spray-on services. Finished product mil thickness, skid
    resistant properties, and costs vary by location from $300.00
    to over $500.00.
 

 

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Q: Can I use HERCULINER Coating for other uses?
A: Yes, the HERCULINER Coating can be used on an array of
    surfaces from concrete to plastic as well as an undercoating
    to ramp coatings, etc.