Bed lining my tool box

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[@jasonharris3557]

I’m getting ready to do this to a diamond plated Tanneau cover. How has this held up over the last six years? What would you have done differently? Any tips would be appreciated. Thanks.

[@Brandon_Jackson]

Hell yeah I enjoyed the video! Good idea man! Whenever my tool box gets to old to look good I’m gonna do this! Thank you!

[@luke_dgaf1754]

How did it hold up

[@FurrReal56]

Luke_dgaf 1 its held up pretty good. Had to touch up a place where I gouged it pretty good

[@luke_dgaf1754]

@@FurrReal56 sweet thank you for the reply. Planning on doing this with a used box I just purchased

[@garybrady7245]

Good looks...I'm in the process of doing mine right now too. It's a Tractor Supply also and is the biggest size you can get that I scored for 75 bucks like 3 years ago. One tip I could maybe give future men that want to tackle this kind of job, I got a 4 inch and a smaller abrasive nylon cup brush that's used for truck bed prep and such but it really worked wonders on scuffin my box. Now I've just been kinda wrecking my brain on what kind of glue I can get for the inside I'd like to line it something idk maybe like yoga mat material or something. Any suggestions on a real good easy to use glue that'll stick real good to aluminum?

[@milescurtis9227]

How much did this cost you?

[@FurrReal56]

Miles Curtis around 20 dollars. I could have used two cans instead of three at about 7.25 per can

[@jasonharris3557]

I’m getting ready to do this to a diamond plated Tanneau cover. How has this held up over the last six years? What would you have done differently? Any tips would be appreciated. Thanks.