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Does this look like Herculiner?

hollowch

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Jul 15, 2010
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The PO installed this stuff and I have no idea what it is. I do not like the texture of it at all, it is too hard and gritty and it hurts my poor dog's little paws. I am hoping it isn't Herculiner because I just bought some from the store and I'm about to grind this stuff down and apply the Herculiner.

Is Herculiner smooth?

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JW

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Jun 24, 2010
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Hobe Sound
yep, looks just like Herculiner. I have that in my rig and just re=applied new herc. It is rough when you roll & brush it. I have heard that you can achieve a smoother texture if you spray on and thin.

you can scuff it really well and wipe with mek and go for it
 

JGbronc

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Does look like Herculiner, and no, Herculiner is definitely not smooth when rolled.
 

bigmuddy

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Dec 28, 2004
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Durabak is the industrial line, herculiner is the commercial DIY version. Same stuff from the same company. I have never tried it but they now carry a version that doesn't have the ground rubber granules in it.

Ben
 

Sbolt19

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Nov 8, 2005
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Colorado Springs
Herc is "smoother" when you spray it, but it still hurts like hell when you drag your knuckles across it. I sprayed in mine & when you thin it out, it makes it a lot nicer, more even and easier to "patch in" than if you roll or brush it, but it is fairly thin compared to a rolled application, so a few coats is needed.
 

rudy16

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Feb 7, 2010
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Its gonna be a mother getting that off I would look into maybe just knocking off the high spots with a grinder with a sandpaper disc and then repaint over the top with some rubberized coating in a spray can the best stuff I've found is 3M that carquest carries. Your pooch will like that better.
 

rudy16

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Feb 7, 2010
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Its just doesn't make sense too me to remove that liner and then reapply the same product just bc of texture. If there was something wrong with how it was performing then I would but you will spend hrs and lots of cussing getting that off. I'd return it and buy that 3M coating it comes in a rattle can so its easy to apply. Just my 2 cents.
 

Heus33

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Jun 1, 2005
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Seems like a lot of work to remove - why not get a piece of indoor/outdoor carpet that you can cut to fit the bed? Removable and easier on the pooch.
 
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