Ratings & Reviews for Rust-Oleum Automotive Truck Bed Stops Rust Flat Black Textured Oil-based Spray paint ( NET WT. 15.0-oz )

Not a Smooth finish

I expected a smooth rubbery finish like Rhino lining but it's kind of a rough dry finish.

A true problem solver

The color and texture makes plastic trim and molding look like new material. You can touch up a spot and it blends beautifully. It bonds well to plastic, but should have a primer or base coat of existing paint for metal (doesn't bond well on bare metal). The impossible task of revitalizing rubberized or plastic window trim is made super easy with this stuff. It maintains a mild level of flexibility and is durable. To wash it, use a brush and soapy water. A sponge or rag will tear from the slig...

Worth a try, for the price.

Full sized Chevy truck bed= need 4 cans. Not very thick, but seems to work. Haven't scratched it yet, but looks good. Give me a month or so, to find out!

Expensive

I got this to spray my tool box, hoping the rough finish would not scar up like regular paint. I also like the flat finish. It took 2 cans to spray a regular size truck tool box and at almost 8 bucks per can, it would take 40 cans to spray a truck bed, what it's advertised for. I just sprayed it so I'm not sure how it will hold up to loading stuff in the truck bed.

Not what you think

This is nothing but flat black spray paint. It was in the section with undercoatings and bed liner spray.

Not impressed

It was very difficult to get an even spray, regardless of how I held the can. There isn't as much texture as I was expecting, either. I would recommend using Dupli-Color brand over this, I've had much better luck with it. Auto Zone sells it for pretty near the same price. Now that it is on though, it does seem pretty durable.

Sprays fast and covers well.

East to use works well. Worth the money.

Good for small jobs

I used this product in conjunction with the Rustoleum roll-on product to coat an enclosed trailer floor. I sprayed the wheel wells and hard to reach areas with the spray and they came out great. I can't say that I had the same success with the large floor area that I rolled on. The product goes on thin, very similar to paint and is not a thick coating like a professional bed liner.

Not very rubbery

Claims to create rubber type seal, not very flexible, thick or durable, will try another brand

Not good enough

This product is ok for the rails, and coating the sides of a bed, but I can imprint the product and cut it with my fingernail 2 weeks after applying it. It does not form a tough/ hard layer. It's very soft and has already scratched off in several spots on the bed floor, and I haven't even done anything tough with it... simply carried a blower and weedeater. I'm going to have to redo the whole thing... with another product.

sprayed on clean surface, started to rust through the next day,

It's like crack in a can

Very good bedliner for various uses. I've used it to bedline numerous things in my Jeep. Most recently, a center console I made. I've used it on my side mirrors, bumpers, grill, etc. The spray can wouldn't be good for lining an entire truck bed, but you could if you wanted to, I suppose. Goes on easy, dries quickly, has a nice texture and is tough. I sprayed one light coat on my console, then decided to change something on the console, so I had to sand off part of it. It didn't come off very eas...

Awesome

This is a great product. Easy to apply and just great. I like the texture.

Truck Bed Spray Lining = AWFUL

I use a lot of spray on products as a contractor. Rustoleum products are typically very good. NOT SO with this product! I put it over new paint that had been down for about a week. I know the drill so I made sure that the area was roughed up a bit and completely clean and decreased. Some of it went down fine and got a nice textured finish. Some of it did not raise up into a textured finish & looked like black paint & some of it almost bubbled up like a deep texture. Adhesion was awful. I used my...