5 best sleeping bag liners If you're going to sleep outdoors, you might as well do it in style. IndyBest picks the sleeping bag liners to keep you warm, toasty and totally bug-free Tuesday 3 March 2015 11:30 GMT They weigh about as much as a rolled up pair of socks and take up about the equivalent amount of space in your backpack. Whether you are about to leave for your highly anticipated gap year, or dash off on a fleeting city break, sleeping bag liners are absolutely the number one travel accessory to invest in. A cost-effective option, the beauty with this cotton product is that you can select from a variety of sizes and shapes to best complement your specifications. Options include standard, long, traveller (complete with pillow slip), mummy, and double. The cotton material means that these liners offer comfort and warmth, but they are slightly more bulky and weigh more (between 300-700g) than others on the market. 2. Hobo Pure Silk Liner: £30.00, amazon.co.uk
Individually handmade in Vietnam, these liners are made from natural and undyed cotton silk, with no added chemicals or synthetics. This is a feel-good liner in more ways than one, as 50 pence of every sale is donated to the Midland Boys Orphanage in Gweru, Zimbabwe. If you are struggling to pack light, and are worried that added travel accessories will take up too much space in your baggage allowance, look no further than this polycotton liner. One of the lighter liners on offer, this product weighs in at 80 grams; that’s the equivalent to a couple of pairs of socks. 4. Ex3 Silk Travel Sleeper: £49.99, lifeventure.co.uk For those venturing off to tropical locations, this liner is anti-mosquito and – excellent if you foresee some time spent in questionable backpacker hostels – comes with a hidden security pocket inside and is bed bug repellent. Ultra-light weight (130g) and easily washable, it is 100% silk, which means that it will keep you warm in cool climates and cool in warmer ones.
Made in military-issue quality, this hardwearing product is designed to fit over a pre-existing sleeping bag, and is ideal for those exploring the rugged outdoors. Made from a breathable and waterproof material, it measures 83cm at the shoulders before tapering to 63cm at the feet. Not for the faint-hearted, it comes in an army camouflage design and weighs in at a whopping 890g. Silk liners are always a good choice as they made for a good night’s sleep in both warm and cold climates and are light and easy to transport; we recommend the EX3 silk liner for your next stint of travelling. However, on a budget, the Trespass polycotton liner is a great purchase.The reviews are compiled through a mix of expert opinion and real-world testing POR-15® OEM Bed Liner is formulated to provide professional results and performance in a DIY system that can be brushed, rolled or sprayed over correctly prepared surfaces. preparation should include cleaning and surface abrasion using 80 � 120 grit sandpaper.
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Add to My List California Transparency in Supply Chain Act Disclosure Supplier Code of Conduct Request a Free Catalog New Stores Coming Soon For The Latest, Up To The Minute News, Follow UsLiquid bed liner has been around for a few decades, becoming quite the cottage industry in the world of trucks. DIY kits hit the shelves almost 20 years ago and gearheads being an ingenious bunch, figured out all kinds of alternate uses. Here at NAPA Know-How, we have shown you how to restore the factory texture on 70s-era muscle car door panels, now we are going to show you a different use – undercoating your chassis. Rubberized undercoating works OK for a while, but eventually it hardens and becomes a magnet for mud and road grime, soaking up water and eventually looking horrible and can even lead to the thing it was supposed to prevent- rust. The nice thing about bedliner is that moisture, dirt, grease and other contaminants simply don’t stick to it, making it perfect for undercarriage protection.
We had a project in the shop that needed a good looking and durable topcoat. We could have painted it, but paint will chip and peel. Herculiner is a little different from the other DIY bedliner kits, as it is formulated with tiny bits of ground rubber mixed right in, so you get durable protection that softens the blow of any road debris impact (which means it is perfect for off-roaders). This is perfect for the underside our project, which is a 1962 Mercury Comet road racer. Herculiner can be applied by brush, roller, or spray. The kits come with a foam roller and a chip brush. Spraying the Herculiner product requires a special large orifice sprayer, we have used a drywall texture gun for these types of project, but any paint gun with a 2.5 or larger tip can accommodate the bed liner. For our project, we wanted to keep the mess down to a minimum, so we opted to use the roller and chip brush. The prep is important, while the Herculiner will stick to just about anything, the cleaner the parts are, the longer the coating will last.
We used a wire wheel to clean all of the old undercoating and grime from the sheet metal. There had been some rust repairs on the floor pans, all of the seams were wiped with seam sealer and allowed to cure for at least 24 hours. In the moments before the application of the coating, all of the surfaces were scrubbed down with the supplied scotch brite, and then wiped the entire surface with Prep-All, a wax and grease remover. You can use non-chlorinated brake cleaner as well. You can see the rubber chunks on the mixing stick here. You need to thoroughly mix the material before application. You can use a painter’s tray, but we just poured the liner into a plastic tub. A painter’s tray would have worked a little better than our flat-bottom tub. The roller soaks up the liner, ready for application. Then we just rolled the coating right onto the metal. The entire underside was coated this way. In the tight corners, we used the small chip brush. The kit says it will cover a 6-foot bed with one gallon;