For those of you wondering what Durabak is, I'll tell ya. Most of the folks on here are familiar with Empire's Herculiner'ed panels http://www.elementownersclub.com/forums/showthread.php?t=27292&highlight=empire+herculiner
Well I've found an alternative to the Herculiner that far surpasses it in both quality and durability. Yes, Durabak. It's a type of industrial coating that can be used for truck bedliners among other things. http://www.durabakcompany.com/
It adheres to most any surface. In our case, the composite panels of the Element. Cut to the chase, here's the details on the group buy:
They are offering us the bulk purchase discount which comes to approximately 8% off of the price. Not a bad deal considering a one gallon can costs about $110. Every color is available for the discount except for the basic textured Non-UV Black.
When you go to the site http://www.durabakcompany.com/ and place the order write "Element Owners Club Forum" in the comments section and they will apply the discount to your order.
I know I'll be taking advantage of this deal and I hope several of you do so as well. If not for application on the Element maybe for your garage floor (it's crossed my mind) or wherever else.
Well I've found an alternative to the Herculiner that far surpasses it in both quality and durability. Yes, Durabak. It's a type of industrial coating that can be used for truck bedliners among other things. http://www.durabakcompany.com/
It adheres to most any surface. In our case, the composite panels of the Element. Cut to the chase, here's the details on the group buy:
They are offering us the bulk purchase discount which comes to approximately 8% off of the price. Not a bad deal considering a one gallon can costs about $110. Every color is available for the discount except for the basic textured Non-UV Black.
When you go to the site http://www.durabakcompany.com/ and place the order write "Element Owners Club Forum" in the comments section and they will apply the discount to your order.
I know I'll be taking advantage of this deal and I hope several of you do so as well. If not for application on the Element maybe for your garage floor (it's crossed my mind) or wherever else.
