Price: $60.00
Pros: Very strong Doesn't chip Looks great Easy to apply
Cons: Almost impossible to remove so make sure it's what you want
Recommended? Yes

Comments: I throw a metal toolbox in the back when ever i go wheeling. it was destroying the fiberglass tub from scratching the floor. I decided to line it with Herculiner because it was quick and easy to roll on. Just make sure that you prep everything correctly or you will have to redo some spots. The textured liner looks great and works as its intended to. I would recomend this to anyone who wants a great bed liner for a low price.

Price: $120.00
Pros: very easy to prep and install, goes on easy and evenly, the kit includes everything you need to complete the project. looks great
Cons: hard to keep clean if you get it sandy and muddy a lot. doesnt clean out very well, needs to be hosed or powerwashed out.
Recommended? Yes

Comments: i wanted to do this for a very long time and i am very glad i finally did

Price: $90.00
Pros: Durable
Cons: Fades quickly
Recommended? Yes

Comments: Went on fairly easy, I wish I had done thicker coats. I have a hardtop so from May to October my jeep sits in the sun and it didnt take long for this stuff to fade. Not a huge deal but now it is kinda of grey instead of black.

Price: $100.00
Pros: protects
Cons: didnt put enough around the drivers are and now theres bare steel
Recommended? Yes

Comments: didnt put enough around the drivers are and now theres bare steel. going to go back and fix it soon just no time too.

Price: $80.00
Pros: Nice no Carpet
Cons: bare feet
Recommended? Yes

Comments: Very nice

Price: $89.99
Pros: easy application, 2+ coats with a little bit of product left over
Cons: none
Recommended? Yes

Comments: fairly easy project - pulled the seats out of the jeep, yanked the carpet out and center console, and started prep work. once the interior paint was scuffed up, I used acetone to get rid of any grime that might have been inside. mixed up the gallon container with a paint-mixing drill attachment, poured and went to work. Take your time with the project, allow time between coats - I waited about 12 hours between the first and second coats. After everything was dried, I put the center console and front seats in - waited a couple of days for the rear seat (fold-and-tumble) to go in, just to make sure the cargo area was cured (the hardtop made the jeep a nice little oven to help in the drying process).

Price: $200.00
Pros: all good, protects and gives it a nice look
Cons: none
Recommended? Yes

Comments: The bedliner is perfect for CJ's, no AC means you cant really have the top on in the summer so those pesky afternoon showers have finally met there match

Price: $100.00
Pros: Easy on, hasn't faded yet, keeps the water from rusting the tub.
Cons: Scrapes of fairly easily, took a long time to cure.
Recommended? Yes

Comments: It went on easy enough, it took forever to cure though. Make sure you do all your prep work and it will look good. It has done a very good job keeping my tub rust free, it also does a good job repelling grease. The only part I don't like is it scraped off fairly easily when I had load/unloaded stuff in my rig.

Price: $70.00
Pros: Covers great looks fantastic!
Cons: Gets dirty quick but holds up well, careful about your roll cage, if you want to see pics, lemme know!
Recommended? Yes

Comments: For the price, its great, covers nice and thick just coat it twice, one gallon can did the whole interior of the Jeep, try and coat it with something if you like the black finish. Did I mention it reeks forever?

Price: $100.00
Pros: looks great
Cons: kinda messy putting on
Recommended? Yes

Comments: the grip is great as well as the appearance

Price: $70.00
Pros: Looks good and does it's duty well
Cons: Even after 5 months, it's a bit sticky
Recommended? Yes

Comments: Man up, rip the carpet, and roll it on

Price: $80.00
Pros: durable and easy to apply
Cons: none
Recommended? Yes

Comments: Make sure you don't skip out on the prep work. If you prep it correctly, it will hold up great. Mine has held up for over 5 years with no chipping or flaking.

Price: $72.00
Pros: Easy to do
Cons: need a second brush
Recommended? Yes

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Price: $85.00
Pros: Easy to spray use low pressure
Cons: It has come off at the door entry... but I'll just touch it up!
Recommended? Yes

Comments: I spent three days prepping the interior for the Hurkuliner. I spent one night spraying on two coats. I only did two coats in case I wanted to go back and add another coat down the road! It turned out great looks fantastic and works great! If it gets dirty I just pull the drain plugs and hose it out!

Price: $100.00
Pros: looks great, durable, lasts very long
Cons: sucks to put on in winter unless you have a heated garage/work area, still on my hands from 3 days ago lol
Recommended? Yes

Comments: looks great, went in great, cheap enough, really had no complaints. the direction say to scuff the paint but me and my friends who helped me sanded the paint to bare metal and it seemed safer, even though it took longer. my only word of advice, like i said in the con's, is that is sticks to EVERYTHING and don't try to put it on unless you have a heated garage and/or work area or you're gonna wait until spring

Price: $99.99
Pros: strong, waterproof, durable, lowers noise
Cons: A little messy
Recommended? Yes

Comments: It's strong, waterproof, durable, lowers noise, a little messy

Price: $120.00
Pros: Easy to install, looks good and is tough.
Cons: Fades really quickly
Recommended? Yes

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Price: $100.00
Pros: tough, no stain, easy clean.
Cons: Smells quite rough first few days.
Recommended? Yes

Comments: Great look, very durable, i recommend.

Price: $99.00
Pros: FIXABLE- GOOD SUPPORT
Cons: FADES IN SUN WITHOUT UV PROTECTOR
Recommended? Yes

Comments: WENT ON EASY. DRIED LIKE STATED. PATCHED A SPOT- GOOD PRODUCT. LATER INSTALLED UV PROTECTOR- SO FAR SO GOOD!

Price: $69.00
Pros: Easy to apply Low Price Looks awesome
Cons: Prep work is intense if you want to do it right
Recommended? Yes

Comments: It takes a while to put in the prep time "took my time" over 4 days to get it ready, I had some rust to repair and rustoleum. Painting wasn't bad at all as long as you tape it well, the lines were awesome once you take the tape off, I decided to do the rear and the front body panels in the near future. Now that it is in it looks great and I don't have to worry about smelly carpets when I leave the top off!