Rust-Oleum 342668 Stops Rust Truck Bed Coating, 1 Quart, Black

I HIGHLY recommend you put 2 to 3 coats on.Overall good texture, durable. I bought a 2024 Ford Maverick with no Bed Liner so I did a DIY to protect the paint. The grain it has is also very good so the stuff you have in the bed wont slide around.

The box had been opened and taped shut on one end. All can were dented up but the hike clips were still on and the lids were secure. First can was fine, havn't opened the others yet. Used a drill mixer to make sure this was blended well. Paint is very thick compared to regular paint and goes on easily (be sure to prep the surface properly) Covered perfectly with 2 coats but did one more with a textured roller just to be sure. I used a brush for most of my project due to having a lot of corners and small spaces. Paint self levels a bit. DO NOT GO BACK OVER WET PAINT... IT WILL BUNCH UP. LET IT DRY AT LEAST AN HOUR. Sand any bumps, drips, and "high traffic"areas between coats. 70 degrees and 50% humidity, first coat dried solid in about 3 hours.... touchable in about an hour. 2nd coat wasn't totally dry for 4 hours but was also touchable in a little over an hour. Texture and color is consistent.

For the DIY road case and rack builders, this stuff is an awesome top coat on plywood. Move your project closer to "bulletproof" for a modest price.

Used this in the bed of our 2003 Silverado that was in rough shape. This covered very well, put two coats on and it looks great and has a good no slip quality to it. Would go five stars but the durability as far as being scratch resistant could be better. It’s not the quality of a professional bed liner like rhino lining but for the price this is great and well worth the effort to put on unless you don’t mind paying $500 for rhino liner.

Excellent product. I used a brush to apply in places I didn't want overspray.

Used on utility trailer, as my back gate was very slippery, especially when wet. Did excellent job solving problem, no slipping on gate now. 1 quart covered whole rear gate, 6' by 6', on both sides, with little left for touch up. Heavy nap roller worked best by far. When sanding trailer's wood planks, I accidently hit hinge with a belt sander. Didn't damage this stuff. Let cure full, and stir THOROUGHLY; is very thick. Very happy with results

Applied one coat,tried to spray, didnt work as too thick and jelly like and gun clogged to splatter. Rolled on ok, A bit streaking. So apllied a second coat next day. First coat never hardened fully. Hard to touch but easily indents and scratches off. Also in sun became sticky again? Applied second coat. Better coverage and thicker mils. But still soft. Will wait more time, but others said same, doesnt fully cure hard. Im sure it will fail over time. But im putting under hard shell liner so whatever, Used as a corrosion protection.Ill use rest for undercoating, as its like tar not paint.

Looks good on my hood, time will tell. It dries and leaves roller lines if you don't move fast.