Weathertech Bedliner Restoration

[camaro2ssblack]

My bedliner was neglected and had dried/chalked up. I finally got a few hours to restore it.

Process:

- Blast with water
- Scrubbed with Mother’s Tire Brush and McKees 37 All-Cleanse APC 1:1 x 2 times
- Rinse thoroughly and let air dry
- Treat with Megs Hyper Dressing 1:1 followed by UTTG using microfiber applicators x 2 coats

The microfiber applicators and some elbow grease were essential to restore the liner.

I think it turned out great! I am letting it dry overnight and I am sure I will have some light spots appear where the liner is still thirsty. Will follow up with additional coats as needed.

Nothing looks better than factory black plastics/rubber!

[PaulMys]

Looks awesome!

[camaro2ssblack]

Looks awesome!

Thanks, I was pleased with how it turned out.

[Eldorado2k]

Looks great. How’d it look after just the Hyper Dressing? Did it make it slippery?

[camaro2ssblack]

Looks great. How’d it look after just the Hyper Dressing? Did it make it slippery?

Actually the Hyper Dressing was the heavy lifter of the two products. I probably could have stopped after the HD but added the UTTG over the top for good measure.

I will check the slickness tonight but I am betting it will be pretty slick until the product completely cures out.

[showbbq]

Ah nice and protected.

[Dr Oldz]

Looks great! Your hard work certainly paid off. Good choice putting the Ultima on top. It will keep the restoration locked in.

[MTLean]

Looks great! Never tried that recipe on these kind of mats but you made me a believer today

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[camaro2ssblack]

Looks great! Your hard work certainly paid off. Good choice putting the Ultima on top. It will keep the restoration locked in.

That was my thought process, I’d like to think it will prolong the protection.

[camaro2ssblack]

Looks great! Never tried that recipe on these kind of mats but you made me a believer today

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Same here, thanks man. Hyper is so versatile and cost effective.