Here's the list of products reviewed. More details in the video description. Thank you! Durabak: amzn.to/2Wj2OiH Raptor: amzn.to/3eVkQ0L Dupli-Color (water-based): amzn.to/3zoPjfA Dupli-Color (oil-based): amzn.to/3eUzeGB EGC: amzn.to/3BBNwFO Herculiner: amzn.to/3j0Fkqn Flex Seal (gray): amzn.to/36XY04f
You only have under 30 likes. Omg. Don't they know this is the highest subscribe car channel. What's up Chris? You want to bed line your hummer I'm guessing? Everyone have a good day.
@@ProjectFarm what about doing a video on mosquito killers....machines for outdoors and also candles and chemicals. That's something everyone would love to have is a good way to repel mosquitoes
Who is disliking your videos. The sheer amount of tests you do and effort you put in is fascinating. Ive never watched one if these videos without being satisfied.
probably people watching for confirmation bias to the crappy product they bought that either performed bad or didn't make the list. This channel should never get a thumbs down.
What I love most about these tests is it doesn't absolutely show what the best one is, bit it shows what each individual products strengths and weaknesses are so you can decide which is best for you. Some have great impact resistance but arent chemical resistant, for example.
Watching project farm's progression and refinement in their scientific process, editing, etc. has been super cool over the years Still best and most honest channel around!
He’d never win since he’s a white male and doesn’t do any social justice or anything woke. Just how vids should be. I have no idea if PF political leaning
The best part for me out of all this Project Farm testing is I can tell that Todd loves what he does here. His creativity in deciding which testing procedures to use with whatever product he is testing is always to the point, simple (most of the time), commonplace and fair and I believe that equates to viewer trust. Kudos to you Todd.
WOW! A pneumatic paint can shaker! I had no idea that such things existed (other than in specialist paint stores, obviously!). Your thoroughness is truly outstanding, and you never cease to amaze your viewers! You rigorous test standards are truly appreciated.
I'm a pretty even keeled guy, but It is ridiculous how excited I get when your videos pop up. Even when you are testing something that has zero application to my life, I still get giddy because the mere slight chance that one day it will.
Eventually, you will have tested everything there is to be tested. Until then, I will religiously check in every Sunday to see what genius testing methods you've come up with next. Thank you for all your work.
Primer is always awesome. It does seem like it would help, but even with premium paint that advertises paint and primer in one...it's still gonna help.
I used Raptor liner two years ago after you made this video and it was really easy to apply and is holding up great! I had it tinted Tacoma sand/ tan colour and sprayed it with my small compressor.
You’ve outdone yourself on this one. The density of information here is amazing. So much in such a small amount of time. All authenticated by video results, no smoke and mirrors. Thanks for the five star effort.
I've used Herculiner in a couple of projects and it has been super tough and durable. Only downside is it has a very rough surface. Also the ground rubber settles really fast, so you need to stir it a lot and often. I wish they would make a smooth version with finer ground rubber in it. It is the best non skid surface I've ever seen. It's not only rough, it's sticky, and perfect for stair treads like like camper door steps. The first project I used it on was applied it to the top of my boat fenders where I stand a lot and climb in and out of the boat. Couldn't believe how tough it was and how tenacious it sticks. I also lined my old truck fender wells with it. Rocks just bounce right off leaving no marks. I used Raptor on the interior floors of my truck because I could get it in white color, and it has a much smoother surface. If I remember right, I think it is available in several colors. Sprayed it with a schutz gun. It's not nearly as tough as the Herculiner in my opinion, but it looks so nice. Herculiner is pretty ugly.
What you need is herculiner spray. It works great. It will give you that finer rubberized texture that you are looking for. And it will be more even looking.
I just know these company's that scored poorly hate you! But we don't! Thank you so much for doing this. I've been struggling to choose a bedliner for my truck and this has helped immensely.
I to appreciate your non-sponsored, unbiased, tests and results. Thanks for all the great work and time you spend and ingenious test and test methods you devise!! Now if you could just come up with a test for testing politicians, the test of submerging them in alcohol, gas and diesel would be great to see!
This man is bringing people together who would have no interest otherwise in the information he shares. The sheer excellence of the information and outstanding effort and passion that is put into every video has created a community that not only trusts, but almost depends on your words. Not only that, but even with such a large following, he still has time to lend an ear and reach out to that community. That is why Todd of Project Farm has not only earned his keep, but deserves so much more. I'm glad to call myself a project farmhand.
Viewer suggested videos, unbiased and no funding from companies, very practical and relatable testing, extremely committed and fair testing procedures! The hero we need, not the hero we deserve! Thanks for all the incredibly useful videos!
excellent suggestion. retired carpenter, but still use my truck for working. plastic bed liner now.. i imagine that you could use it as a sled... on a sandpaper covered hill, on a hot summer day no less. i had the rubber mat before. but those are pricey.
@@garycarpenter2932 You can get any outdoor grade mat for the back and it will work fine. If you don't mind super ugly, looks like the prices start at about $20 on Amazon. I've also seen guys use carpet remnants until they get too funky... but the price is right!
Great job as always. Something I’ve used as a poor man’s covering is: Take a tube of acrylic caulk and squeeze it into a 5 gallon bucket, 1 quart of acrylic joint compound, 1 Gallon of acrylic house type paint, 1 half shovel of sand, and mix very well. If it’s to thick or to thin you can adjust with paint and sand. Just don’t get it on anything that you do not won’t it on , because it won’t come off without scraping. You can also use it on dry wall , masonry, or wood for a textured look. I’ve got some on a wall I put there forty five years ago. Thanks so much for your effort in producing these videos. I’ve used your suggestions many times.
These are some of the best product comparison testing videos out there. I have used herculiner on wheel wells and under coating on a couple of restored trucks and have not been disappointed, no chips from gravel roads, and it looks better than traditional undercoatings. I am going to use is it as a total undercoating on my 65 GTO restoration.
What’s really great about the scientific testing in these videos is that rather than simply determining the best bed liner, it helps us identify the best product for a specific application. Thanks again for this informative video, keep up the great work!
I'm curious to see how these products would stack up against professionally applied liners like Line-X or Rhino Liner. My truck bed is coated with Line-X and I swear that stuff is bomb-proof.
I can't remember if it was line-x or Rhino, but the How Rediculous channel coated a watermelon in it and dropped it from a 45m tower and it survived. Well the bed liner did. I don't remember how the watermelon held up inside the liner.
My thoughts exactly. I've seen a lot of testing from normally reliable sources with these that are really impressive, but they were all sponsored or received the product for free. It would be great to see testing from a truly unbiased source.
I’m amazed at the time and detail of the testing process and the results are extremely useful for everyone who is interested in doing the best job possible for the best price. Thanks so much for your time and I’m hoping you will keep it going for a long time. Extremely impressed by this testing and many others I have been watching! Most informative videos on TH-cam! Thanks so much.
This video alone made it worth subscribing. It's not always "which is best" - but often - "which are the best for for my application" and these tests addressed all of the important factors. Thanks !
I wish it was more durable, too. For sealing things watertight, you can't beat it. Not so good on floors, or places where things have to be slid across. But, it does what it is supposed to. I did find that the white stuff turns yellow pretty quickly, and that's in a closet.
@@danieljones317 I've flex seal on the edges of osb siding on shed doors to seal them up from water. Worked great. I also used it where I had a gasoline spill and it dissolved like a sugar cube in coffee. I've heard it doesn't hold up well to sunlight. So in all I've had mixed results with it. I've also used the tape and it didn't stick as well as I had expected it would.
Yet another EXCELLENT comparison that gives really useful info for consumers. Definitely worth sitting through the Ads to see the content and that is the best compliment I can give. Love your work.
Nothing like sitting in Home Depot for a few hours watching Project Farm trying to make some decisions. Home Depot: "Do you need help" Me: "Nope. Shhh...he's getting to the good part"
You are "an artist," with the depths and degree you go to give a fully objective perspective to the testing! Really enjoy all of your videos! Thank you, J
The uses are not limited to truck beds. If it’s metal and you want to protect it, consider bed liner. I used Herculaneum on my new trailer hitch. 5 years, not an ounce of rust on outside.
I like this too, please include the code blue made by channel lock, and include the super cheap stanley yellow n black from walmart! I use a cwrench at work regularly
It looks like it would be very beneficial to have one layer of hard coating for scratch protection and on top of it a layer of soft coating for impact protection.
5th! I came to the comments to see if anyone has tried doing layers of each of the best rated per category. Or combinations of layers of the products to try to reach an ideal finished product.
I feel like comparing Brake Parts Cleaners would be a good video. And it'd be kind of funny to see, considering how often you use it to clean things in videos.
@GGALLIN1776 I know very well the Hi-Fi market and man I understand your pain lol and Italians CB ? only crap made, if you want to buy something from Europe buy it only in the UK or France or German, no Chinese crap here !
I just coated the entire body of my 05 Frontier with the Raptor Liner Tintable, matching factory color, it came beautiful, I got a lot of compliments on it, the texture is perfect and no more worries about swirls, scratches or nothing! I'm glad it came on the top 4 best liners!
Good idea. He already has them all made up. All he has to do is leave them out. Doesn't even have to put them anywhere special. It's a truck bed liner. Just throw them on top of something and walk away for a year or whatever
Yes, this seems to be the weakest part of DIY Bedliners. I put some in a silver truck and within 6 months it got chalky, shrunk and you could see the silver showing through. You really need to buy 5 kits of this stuff to match what a professional installer uses. They get chalky and shrink too, but they use so much more material that you don't see the paint show through after years of sun exposure.
Ive had herculiner on a vehicle of mine now for about two and a half years and its faded pretty bad at this point. Whats still left is stuck well but its gonna get recoated this year.
Your channel is the one i seem to recommend most to family and friends when having normal conversations! I appreciate all the work you put into these experiments!
Flat out the best channel on TH-cam. Your content is non biased, real world tests of practical applications of products. I really enjoy your videos and keep coming back for more. I have recommended the winning products from your videos to friends who were looking for advice on what to use, and told them to watch your reviews for themselves. Kudos to you for all that you do.
Similar to another comment, it would be really cool to see how these coatings compare to Line-X and Rhino Lining. Perhaps you get the small metal pieces sprayed at a shop for testing? Thank you as always for the excellent content!
I would enjoy seeing a video on rope. Alot of us use bundle twine, bailing wire, yellow nylon rope and even in extreme cases, electrical cords to hold down and secure loads in trucks. It would be interesting to see how these things hold up to abrasion, sharp corners and how strong they really are.
I am sure like many of your viewers we really enjoy your videos and how thorough you are, plus I know it has helped me make decisions on many things, but how often do we stop and say ....... THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR DOING THIS IT IS REALLY APPRECIATED.
LORD have Mercy !!! Nearly 2 Million subs ! You DESERVE every single one, and many more. Keep up the outstanding work. I think i was one of your first ten thousand subs, And I still tell everyone i can about your channel.
@@thereissomecoolstuff - Absolutely. What we watch for 10 minutes must take him at least 10 weeks of careful planning and execution. We really are spoiled.
I had a 2019 ram and sanded the painted bed to bare metal, used a metal etching primer and then sprayed in raptor black with 3 coats. It came with an aluminum spray gun to attach to an air compressor. I was very impressed by the durability of raptor, highly recommend when installed properly.
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Here's the list of products reviewed. More details in the video description. Thank you!
Durabak: amzn.to/2Wj2OiH
Raptor: amzn.to/3eVkQ0L
Dupli-Color (water-based): amzn.to/3zoPjfA
Dupli-Color (oil-based): amzn.to/3eUzeGB
EGC: amzn.to/3BBNwFO
Herculiner: amzn.to/3j0Fkqn
Flex Seal (gray): amzn.to/36XY04f
Oh man I’ve been wondering this for the longest time! Cannot wait to see the results!
Wonder how these bedliners hold up to Soapy Wooder🤣😉
Me to! but after watching I still don’t think I would buy any of them Lol
hi chris
Send him some Soapy Wooder stickers please.
You only have under 30 likes. Omg.
Don't they know this is the highest subscribe car channel.
What's up Chris?
You want to bed line your hummer I'm guessing?
Everyone have a good day.
This man is a national treasure for doing all this work for our benefit.
Thank you very much!
Wrong. He is a global treasure
@@schmooooopy hell yeah dude.
"I waited over 2 weeks to begin the testing". Project Farm is like a k-mart radio - He ain't playin.
lol. Nice!
Snark!
After many years, some of us have expectations ...
@@ProjectFarm what about doing a video on mosquito killers....machines for outdoors and also candles and chemicals. That's something everyone would love to have is a good way to repel mosquitoes
@@erichughes6119 Great idea!
Who is disliking your videos. The sheer amount of tests you do and effort you put in is fascinating. Ive never watched one if these videos without being satisfied.
Thanks so much!
probably people watching for confirmation bias to the crappy product they bought that either performed bad or didn't make the list. This channel should never get a thumbs down.
Do garage floor coating next. Products like Rustoleum Rocksolid, Seal-Krete etc.
Thanks for the suggestion.
I agree along with commercial products
I agree!
Yessss!
I was just talking about doing that the other day, that would be great timing.
What I love most about these tests is it doesn't absolutely show what the best one is, bit it shows what each individual products strengths and weaknesses are so you can decide which is best for you. Some have great impact resistance but arent chemical resistant, for example.
Thanks for sharing.
No it was obvious. Herculiner wins all, there's no question here.
Watching project farm's progression and refinement in their scientific process, editing, etc. has been super cool over the years
Still best and most honest channel around!
Thanks!
For me the test methods and apparatus are at least half the reason to watch! Clever! 👍🏼😎✌🏼
@@ProjectFarm Thank you.
Agreed. I re watched the fluorescent light video from years ago. Definitely more comfy now.
100% agree !
You produce the best videos! As a doctor who is is very critical of research, you are very thorough!
Thanks!
It’s mind blowing how amazing you are at these tests, nobody can come close to your critical thinking and execution.
Cheers
Olympia WA
Thank you very much! The positive feedback means a lot to me!
Ah, fellow Washingtonian. Can't agree why you more, Project Farm is great. I bought a lot of my tools and such after watching his reviews.
~ Everett
If they gave out TH-cam Emmys...I'd nominate The "Farm"✌
Thanks for the nice comment!
2nd this
@@ProjectFarm You're Welcome. Your work ethic is unparalleled!✌
He’d never win since he’s a white male and doesn’t do any social justice or anything woke. Just how vids should be. I have no idea if PF political leaning
@@donotrobme9295 He also undercuts companies' false claims which would create an adpocalypse for youtube if he gets chosen
The best part for me out of all this Project Farm testing is I can tell that Todd loves what he does here. His creativity in deciding which testing procedures to use with whatever product he is testing is always to the point, simple (most of the time), commonplace and fair and I believe that equates to viewer trust. Kudos to you Todd.
Thanks so much!
I trust Todd, he seems like a guy with a lot of integrity.
AGREE, He is one passionate dude..
WOW! A pneumatic paint can shaker!
I had no idea that such things existed (other than in specialist paint stores, obviously!).
Your thoroughness is truly outstanding, and you never cease to amaze your viewers!
You rigorous test standards are truly appreciated.
Thank you very much!
I'd love to find one
I think his is as harbor freight one but they are sold on Ebay as well.
Harbor Freight have started stocking them. They're super useful. Obviously the usual ebay places and such too.
I'm a pretty even keeled guy, but It is ridiculous how excited I get when your videos pop up. Even when you are testing something that has zero application to my life, I still get giddy because the mere slight chance that one day it will.
I cant even buy anything he tests and I watch it
I watched it, and I don't even own a pickup !~
Eventually, you will have tested everything there is to be tested. Until then, I will religiously check in every Sunday to see what genius testing methods you've come up with next. Thank you for all your work.
Thank you very much!
You forgot that he'll have to test all of these again in 5 years to make sure the product hasn't been watered down!
Today, we are going to test which Project Farm video is the best...[internet explodes] haha
I WONDER WHAT HE DOES WITH IT ALL AFTER ... HE WOULD NEED A WAREHOUSE
Yeah Sadly
Such great product testing in this video. Who else was surprised by how much a primer increases bond strength? Amazing job as always.
In the words of Apu (the Simpsons), the primer helps not always.
Yeah, that was very surprising. Also very surprising was the differences between reactions of some liners to primer.
Primer is always awesome. It does seem like it would help, but even with premium paint that advertises paint and primer in one...it's still gonna help.
Yeah, I have a newfound respect for primer.
I'm in commercial and industrial coating work, im not surprised in the least!
I used Raptor liner two years ago after you made this video and it was really easy to apply and is holding up great! I had it tinted Tacoma sand/ tan colour and sprayed it with my small compressor.
You’ve outdone yourself on this one. The density of information here is amazing. So much in such a small amount of time. All authenticated by video results, no smoke and mirrors. Thanks for the five star effort.
Thanks!
Dang dude you do a ton of work on these videos. We really appreciate all you do.
Appreciate that!
There should be a seal of approval, "Won First in Project Farm Testing"
Awesome work, very well tested.
Thanks!
I've used Herculiner in a couple of projects and it has been super tough and durable. Only downside is it has a very rough surface. Also the ground rubber settles really fast, so you need to stir it a lot and often. I wish they would make a smooth version with finer ground rubber in it. It is the best non skid surface I've ever seen. It's not only rough, it's sticky, and perfect for stair treads like like camper door steps. The first project I used it on was applied it to the top of my boat fenders where I stand a lot and climb in and out of the boat. Couldn't believe how tough it was and how tenacious it sticks. I also lined my old truck fender wells with it. Rocks just bounce right off leaving no marks. I used Raptor on the interior floors of my truck because I could get it in white color, and it has a much smoother surface. If I remember right, I think it is available in several colors. Sprayed it with a schutz gun. It's not nearly as tough as the Herculiner in my opinion, but it looks so nice. Herculiner is pretty ugly.
Thanks for the feedback.
What you need is herculiner spray. It works great. It will give you that finer rubberized texture that you are looking for. And it will be more even looking.
I love Herculiner! Used it to line my motorcycle ramps so I can get my bike up them in the winter
😢
Hey! After using a few products, what would you use on the top deck of a fishing boat? I like the white, but also really like the texture so I’m torn
Man, I know I often mention this, but I'm always searching your channel before making purchases to see how my money will be spent! Thank you Sir!
I love project farm
Thank you and hope you enjoy the video!
@@ProjectFarm 😘
Same
Me to.
Me 2
I just know these company's that scored poorly hate you! But we don't! Thank you so much for doing this. I've been struggling to choose a bedliner for my truck and this has helped immensely.
Thanks for sharing!
Lol
Which 1 did you choose?
For sure!
welp, they should make a better product then huh? haha
I to appreciate your non-sponsored, unbiased, tests and results. Thanks for all the great work and time you spend and ingenious test and test methods you devise!! Now if you could just come up with a test for testing politicians, the test of submerging them in alcohol, gas and diesel would be great to see!
PF: * drags nail on coated metal *
Flex Seal: *NOW THAT'S A LOTTA DAMAGE!*
Good Point!
Underrated comment
same
Pretty impressed considering it isn’t remotely designed for this application.
Now for a screen door boat on a lake of lava....AAAHHHHGGG!!
Me and my buddies use herculiner for everything and that stuff is amazing even with poor prep.
Thanks for sharing!
“We’re gonna test that!”
I freaking love this dude
Thanks!
This man is bringing people together who would have no interest otherwise in the information he shares. The sheer excellence of the information and outstanding effort and passion that is put into every video has created a community that not only trusts, but almost depends on your words. Not only that, but even with such a large following, he still has time to lend an ear and reach out to that community. That is why Todd of Project Farm has not only earned his keep, but deserves so much more. I'm glad to call myself a project farmhand.
Thanks so much!
Viewer suggested videos, unbiased and no funding from companies, very practical and relatable testing, extremely committed and fair testing procedures!
The hero we need, not the hero we deserve! Thanks for all the incredibly useful videos!
You are welcome!
I don't own a truck and probably never will. Still watched the whole thing!
Me neither but helped me figure out what I'm coating the river kayak bottom with.
Thanks so much for watching!
You don't need a truck to use the product.
You know peter you can coat your trunk or rear hatch area...
You must have voted Biden? 🤫😂
Let's take a moment to appreciate the amount of work and material used here . 👍👍👍
Thanks!
The patience and time you have to make this type of episode. Ultra respect for you.
Thanks so much!
I’ve been real happy with raptor lining my bumper. 65 psi for the texture that I preferred. As always, great job on your videos
Great feedback on Raptor!
@@ProjectFarm in regards to this, can you test diy sprayed liners? UPOL - Raptor liner and any others.
Slip resistance would be an interesting additional test.
excellent suggestion. retired carpenter, but still use my truck for working. plastic bed liner now.. i imagine that you could use it as a sled... on a sandpaper covered hill, on a hot summer day no less. i had the rubber mat before. but those are pricey.
Abrasiveness would be another one some of the liners can be pretty abrasive which is not a great attribute if you have to crawl around in the bed.
Thanks for the suggestion.
All bed liners of this type seem to be pretty slippery. You really need a rubber mat on top of the bed liner.
@@garycarpenter2932 You can get any outdoor grade mat for the back and it will work fine. If you don't mind super ugly, looks like the prices start at about $20 on Amazon.
I've also seen guys use carpet remnants until they get too funky... but the price is right!
If I’ve learned anything from this channel it is that brake parts cleaner is supreme
Thanks for sharing.
100%
@Old Dog New Tricks Why? I use brake cleaner prior to welding all the time.
@@mymorristribe it can create phosgene gas if you don't let the brake cleaner fully dissipate.
@@kemptonrobert This is a valid and serious warning for *chlorinated* brake cleaner.
Great job as always. Something I’ve used as a poor man’s covering is: Take a tube of acrylic caulk and squeeze it into a 5 gallon bucket, 1 quart of acrylic joint compound, 1 Gallon of acrylic house type paint, 1 half shovel of sand, and mix very well. If it’s to thick or to thin you can adjust with paint and sand. Just don’t get it on anything that you do not won’t it on , because it won’t come off without scraping. You can also use it on dry wall , masonry, or wood for a textured look. I’ve got some on a wall I put there forty five years ago. Thanks so much for your effort in producing these videos. I’ve used your suggestions many times.
Thanks and you are welcome!
A good add for chemical resistance would be road de-icer.
Thanks for the suggestion.
@@ProjectFarm what about the hype of expensive vs traditional types of window tints
@Project Farm Possible project idea. Which of the major, or not, brands of tp are easiest on plumbing and septic systems.
Really enjoy your work.
@@ProjectFarm UK councils mix molasses with their road salt to stop it washing away, and it destroys cars as well.
I'm always extra impressed in the innovative ways you find to test the products.
Wow! The time, effort and expense that you put in just so for an honest unbiased and unsponsored review.
Thank you very much!
These are some of the best product comparison testing videos out there. I have used herculiner on wheel wells and under coating on a couple of restored trucks and have not been disappointed, no chips from gravel roads, and it looks better than traditional undercoatings. I am going to use is it as a total undercoating on my 65 GTO restoration.
Thanks! Thanks for sharing.
What’s really great about the scientific testing in these videos is that rather than simply determining the best bed liner, it helps us identify the best product for a specific application.
Thanks again for this informative video, keep up the great work!
Thank you!
I'm curious to see how these products would stack up against professionally applied liners like Line-X or Rhino Liner. My truck bed is coated with Line-X and I swear that stuff is bomb-proof.
I can't remember if it was line-x or Rhino, but the How Rediculous channel coated a watermelon in it and dropped it from a 45m tower and it survived. Well the bed liner did. I don't remember how the watermelon held up inside the liner.
I think that's right. Was going to have a mower deck Line-X'd but found it cost prohibitive.
Thanks for the suggestion.
Yea I would love to see that, maybe a comparission to stock ford/chevy spray in liners too. Maybe a junkyard would make a donation?
My thoughts exactly. I've seen a lot of testing from normally reliable sources with these that are really impressive, but they were all sponsored or received the product for free. It would be great to see testing from a truly unbiased source.
The amount of work you do to put together each video is outstanding to provide all the value you do. Much appreciated always
Thanks so much!
I’m amazed at the time and detail of the testing process and the results are extremely useful for everyone who is interested in doing the best job possible for the best price. Thanks so much for your time and I’m hoping you will keep it going for a long time. Extremely impressed by this testing and many others I have been watching! Most informative videos on TH-cam! Thanks so much.
Thanks and you are welcome!
This man is fr so underrated. His videos are so good and he doesn’t cheat on anything
Thanks for the nice comment!
Damned you do this testing logically, and practically. Hell of a service to the 'DIY' and 'hands'on' guys who follow this channel :)
love the addition of flex seal! great idea, and great scientific video as always!
Thank you very much!
Phil kinda approves
This video alone made it worth subscribing. It's not always "which is best" - but often - "which are the best for for my application" and these tests addressed all of the important factors. Thanks !
You are welcome! Thanks for watching and subscribing!
One of two TH-camrs that I turn post notifications on for out of 100+ subscriptions.
Thank you very much! This means a lot to me!
Can we take a moment to appreciate how satisfying it was to see the Flex Seal peel away from the IPA washer?
I wish it was more durable, too.
For sealing things watertight, you can't beat it.
Not so good on floors, or places where things have to be slid across.
But, it does what it is supposed to.
I did find that the white stuff turns yellow pretty quickly, and that's in a closet.
@@danieljones317 I've flex seal on the edges of osb siding on shed doors to seal them up from water. Worked great. I also used it where I had a gasoline spill and it dissolved like a sugar cube in coffee. I've heard it doesn't hold up well to sunlight. So in all I've had mixed results with it. I've also used the tape and it didn't stick as well as I had expected it would.
I love it when you say , “ WE ARE GONNA TEST THAT”! Can’t wait to see flex seal result.
Thanks! Thanks for watching!
Wow. That is what a review is supposed to be. Thanks for showing all products and the different tests done to verify quality
You're welcome!
Yet another EXCELLENT comparison that gives really useful info for consumers.
Definitely worth sitting through the Ads to see the content and that is the best compliment I can give.
Love your work.
Thanks!
Project Farm always make my day better.
Thank you very much! This means a lot to me!
Nothing like sitting in Home Depot for a few hours watching Project Farm trying to make some decisions.
Home Depot: "Do you need help"
Me: "Nope. Shhh...he's getting to the good part"
LOL!!
Yeah, it's like "No, this video's about to give me all the help I need. You can watch too if you want"
Home Depot: Do you need help?
Project Farm: I know more than you.
You are "an artist," with the depths and degree you go to give a fully objective perspective to the testing! Really enjoy all of your videos! Thank you, J
Thanks and you are welcome!
Don't even own a truck, still watched the whole thing out of curiosity.... and now for I need myself some Herculiner/EGC.
Dont forget to buy a truck too
The uses are not limited to truck beds. If it’s metal and you want to protect it, consider bed liner. I used Herculaneum on my new trailer hitch. 5 years, not an ounce of rust on outside.
Super happy I found your channel. Hands down the best real world review channel utilizing concise methods for testing. Keep them coming!
Thank you very much and welcome to the channel where your feedback is greatly appreciated and I greatly value your opinions.
I feel like one of your reviews on paracord options could be cool!
I was rooting for Herculiner, since I used it on a Ford Ranger that I use to have! Great video!
FORD FUKIN RANGER
Thanks! Thanks for sharing.
I've used Herculiner, and I can attest that it's an Amazing product, and I would Absolutely use it again without hesitation! 💪💪👊
Thanks for the feedback.
Flex Seal can says “AS SEEN ON TV”
WE’RE GONNA TEST THAT!
Thanks for watching!
I watched TV for 4 weeks and didn't see a single Flex Seal ad. Next up, we are going to try this test again with the TV on.
@@jacobharryman822 🤦🏻♂️ D'oh! 😅
I wouldn't put flex seal on my enemies bicycle.
@@phprofYT lol because flex seal is a bed liner and it doesn't know how to ride a bicycle. Great joke.
Testing difference adjustable wrenches would be interesting...
Thanks for the video idea.
Tod, Try to get a hold of an old and new Bahco wrench to test out if you do this one.
I like this too, please include the code blue made by channel lock, and include the super cheap stanley yellow n black from walmart! I use a cwrench at work regularly
@@ProjectFarm Supertech just came out with an 20K oil. It's called Supertech Advanced Full Synthetic Could you do another motor oil test?
Hand tool rescue would come out on top
It looks like it would be very beneficial to have one layer of hard coating for scratch protection and on top of it a layer of soft coating for impact protection.
I want to see him test that so bad!
Me too, that makes 3 of us. So whatcha think project farm ?
@@JB-57 Fourth 🙋♂
5th! I came to the comments to see if anyone has tried doing layers of each of the best rated per category. Or combinations of layers of the products to try to reach an ideal finished product.
I used Herculiner on my pickup. Been 4 years and I have no complaints. This video made me feel more confident about my decision, it did alright 👍
Thanks for sharing.
I feel like comparing Brake Parts Cleaners would be a good video. And it'd be kind of funny to see, considering how often you use it to clean things in videos.
Thanks for the suggestion.
"European Genuine Coatings" is the most Chinese sounding European name I ever heard.
Thanks for the feedback.
I mean if it's sold in the US it's probably not European made, I'll go for Chinese too
lmao sure is! \m/ \m/
But it did best of them all in at least 2 tests (scratch test and chip test?). It says made in EU, so idk..
@GGALLIN1776 I know very well the Hi-Fi market and man I understand your pain lol and Italians CB ? only crap made, if you want to buy something from Europe buy it only in the UK or France or German, no Chinese crap here !
I just coated the entire body of my 05 Frontier with the Raptor Liner Tintable, matching factory color, it came beautiful, I got a lot of compliments on it, the texture is perfect and no more worries about swirls, scratches or nothing!
I'm glad it came on the top 4 best liners!
Great!
Sometimes I'll play your videos while I'm driving, and just listen along. You're so descriptive it's like listening to a baseball game.
Thanks!
Do a extended sun light fade test with the top contenders.
Good idea. He already has them all made up. All he has to do is leave them out. Doesn't even have to put them anywhere special. It's a truck bed liner. Just throw them on top of something and walk away for a year or whatever
I second this idea.
Yes, this seems to be the weakest part of DIY Bedliners. I put some in a silver truck and within 6 months it got chalky, shrunk and you could see the silver showing through. You really need to buy 5 kits of this stuff to match what a professional installer uses. They get chalky and shrink too, but they use so much more material that you don't see the paint show through after years of sun exposure.
This, I've used herculiner before and tho it's tough it fades bad. Id love to see how the top contenders hold up
Ive had herculiner on a vehicle of mine now for about two and a half years and its faded pretty bad at this point. Whats still left is stuck well but its gonna get recoated this year.
My wife: Why do you have a "paint agitator" on your receipt?
Me: 🤔
Lol, Thank you!
I was thinking the same thing lol
Yeah he definitely was in boss mode with the paint shaker..... We were all in awe.
Makes me want one too and I didn't even have anything to shake, or do I🤔
When you'll only accept shaken, not stirred....
Love it when he says, “We’re going to test that.”
Thanks!
I have never driven through a puddle of alcohol but I've had a brake line blow. You should include brake fluid in all your chemical resistance tests.
I have at the paper plant
Brake fluid doesn't effect bedliners
Your channel is the one i seem to recommend most to family and friends when having normal conversations!
I appreciate all the work you put into these experiments!
You are welcome! Thanks for sharing the channel!
Flat out the best channel on TH-cam. Your content is non biased, real world tests of practical applications of products. I really enjoy your videos and keep coming back for more. I have recommended the winning products from your videos to friends who were looking for advice on what to use, and told them to watch your reviews for themselves. Kudos to you for all that you do.
I used Herculiner on the inside of my Jeep CJ tub back in 2004, never had any issues other then clean up. I would recommend it.
Thanks for the feedback.
As an engineer i hope one day i make something that warrants project farm to say "very impressive!"
Thanks for sharing.
@@ProjectFarm of course!
My favorite product testing channel. Thanks for all you do, Todd.
David, I look forward to seeing your presence on the platform every Sunday! Hope you have a terrific day!
I'm glad you did a strength test with and without primer, so we know the 1k primer wasn't weakening the bond.
Great point! Thank you
Based on the results, I wonder if the Iron Armor is just re-branded Oil-Based Duplicolor.
Or Rust Oleum?
he used acrylic primer for an oil based coating.... that was the problem
So cool that I commented a couple years ago asking for him to do this comparison! God bless you sir! Your a real treasure on TH-cam!
Thanks so much! Thanks for suggesting the video idea.
Similar to another comment, it would be really cool to see how these coatings compare to Line-X and Rhino Lining. Perhaps you get the small metal pieces sprayed at a shop for testing? Thank you as always for the excellent content!
You are welcome! Thanks for the video idea.
@@ProjectFarm And Bullet Liner (supposedly better than Line-X and Rhino).
I would enjoy seeing a video on rope. Alot of us use bundle twine, bailing wire, yellow nylon rope and even in extreme cases, electrical cords to hold down and secure loads in trucks. It would be interesting to see how these things hold up to abrasion, sharp corners and how strong they really are.
Thanks for the video idea.
Dang, this was an insanely good video. I will probably opt for the herculiner for my Chevy Colorado. Thanks for doing these!
Thanks! Thanks for the feedback.
I am sure like many of your viewers we really enjoy your videos and how thorough you are, plus I know it has helped me make decisions on many things, but how often do we stop and say .......
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR DOING THIS IT IS REALLY APPRECIATED.
Instructions: "Shake can manually."
[Shakes can into parallel universe.]
lol. Thanks
@@ProjectFarm LOL... seriously, though, your videos are amazing.
what’s the strongest part of ProjectFarm? his opinion.
Thank you very much! I highly value the opinions of others
LORD have Mercy !!! Nearly 2 Million subs ! You DESERVE every single one, and many more.
Keep up the outstanding work.
I think i was one of your first ten thousand subs, And I still tell everyone i can about your channel.
Thanks, will do! Thanks for your support to the channel!
just bought a gallon of Durabak after this, can’t go cheap when it come to protecting my vehicle, thank you!
You are welcome! Thanks for the feedback.
On vacation at the coast but still not missing a PF upload! Keep up the good work!
Awesome! Hope you enjoy your vacation, and I wish you safe travels when you return home!
I’d love to see a comparison of hand staple guns.
Thank you for the video idea!
I was not expecting new video on bed liners. Great job with production of this video. Like from me as allways.
Thank you very much!
Thanks for making my favorite content.
Hey PF Just cause I skip to the end now to get to the results is actually a compliment. I trust you’ve done the research process and stamp of approval
"We're gonna test that!" Companies watching...OH NO!!!!!
Lol, Thank you!
It's well known that a company's claim is either in ideal conditions or through theory based on math and physics.
This was long overdue PF. Was surprised at the end. Btw that's a cool paint shaker Thanks
Thank you and sorry it's taken me so long to get to this one.
@@ProjectFarm don't sweat it. Means your working on more fantastic tests.
@@thereissomecoolstuff - Absolutely. What we watch for 10 minutes must take him at least 10 weeks of careful planning and execution. We really are spoiled.
I've been waiting to see the raptor liner.
He let us know in another comment that he got the paint Shaker at Harbor Freight👍
Herculiner looks pretty good, well above average in every test.
Thanks for the feedback.
Yeah it's tough to choose a winner in this one... Herculiner is in my top 2-3 for sure.
I've used Herculiner on several trucks. I would highly recommend it.
@@phillee8257 Herculiner with or without (what?) primer? Seen any difference in adhesion and longevity?
@@andersriksson100 I never used a primer. You might want to use a scuff pad to go over it.
I had a 2019 ram and sanded the painted bed to bare metal, used a metal etching primer and then sprayed in raptor black with 3 coats. It came with an aluminum spray gun to attach to an air compressor. I was very impressed by the durability of raptor, highly recommend when installed properly.
Thanks for sharing.
I would love to see a winch shoot out with Warn, Openroad, Badland, Smittybuilt, Superwinch, and any other 12000lb winch you can get.
Would like to see that too , I use a Warn and Badlands winch
How about brands of disposable nitrile gloves at some point, the kinds for the shop?
This was a darn interesting video, great as always!
Checking these for solvent resistance would be great. Maybe friction tested for "grippiness".
Thanks! Thanks for the video idea.
Yes! Great idea
Great idea, the last two brands I have picked up seem to rip the palms out as soon as I touch a knurled ratchet handle.
It would have been nice to seen the skid resistance of each liner tested.
Thanks for the constructive feedback.