those of you that have had this liner installed for a while, are you still happy with it?
1334791
Very satisfied. I sprayed it on a working Kubota RTV in farm service and it's wearing like steel, hauling hay bales, manure, cord wood, etc.
1334792
I sprayed the liner in about 4 months ago.The spray process went well and the liner looked great.I have since moved into very cold climate and that has not bothered the liner.I have had a few quarter size spots of liner come off when I slid my atv loading ramp into the bed.I have touched those spots up with flat black paint and they look fine now.I may have needed to sand a bit more before spraying in the liner, hard to tell.Be sure to spray in liner with good lighting conditions I have a couple of area on the bed walls that I thought I had covered well, only to discover in the bright sunlight I needed to have sprayed it on a little thickerOverall very pleased with the product, would buy again I sprayed the liner in about 4 months ago.The spray process went well and the liner looked great.I have since moved into very cold climate and that has not bothered the liner.I have had a few quarter size spots of liner come off when I slid my atv loading ramp into the bed.I have touched those spots up with flat black paint and they look fine now.I may have needed to sand a bit more before spraying in the liner, hard to tell.Be sure to spray in liner with good lighting conditions I have a couple of area on the bed walls that I thought I had covered... » Read More I sprayed the liner in about 4 months ago.The spray process went well and the liner looked great.I have since moved into very cold climate and that has not bothered the liner.I have had a few quarter size spots of liner come off when I slid my atv loading ramp into the bed.I have touched those spots up with flat black paint and they look fine now.I may have needed to sand a bit more before spraying in the liner, hard to tell.Be sure to spray in liner with good lighting conditions I have a couple of area on the bed walls that I thought I had covered well, only to discover in the bright sunlight I needed to have sprayed it on a little thickerOverall very pleased with the product, would buy again « Show Less
1694132
Hi Sierra, the quality is comparable to some of the better-vinyl shower curtains found at Target-level stores. As for the thickness, I wish I had a .mil rating with which to offer you a quantitative answer. However, I can tell you that whie I do use a clear liner with mine (to keep the curtain itself cleaner/decrease laundering), due to the curtain's frosted background, you may find a liner to be unnecessary. NB: After nearly one year, my PEVa-Owl-curtain has held-up very nicely thru several trips in the gentle cycle. Colours remain bright, and the article continues to add a delightful, whimsical air to the bathroom where it hangs. --C.C., Amazon Prime Member-Reviewer
2050043
Actually the liner I received was not as pictured and there were no holes on mine . When I install a liner I put about 30 holes in the lower one third of the liner with a flat one half inch wood hole drill bit with a few holes around the upper area so water can seep into the liner . But first after digging my hole for the liner I lay a layer of rocks and backfill with a layer of rocks . To keep rocks from entering the liner I use plastic gutter guard and duct tape to hold the plastic screen in place when inserting the liner in the hole . I hope this helps and yes you can put a few holes in the verry bottom of the liner . Actually the liner I received was not as pictured and there were no holes on mine . When I install a liner I put about 30 holes in the lower one third of the liner with a flat one half inch wood hole drill bit with a few holes around the upper area so water can seep into the liner . But first after digging my hole for the liner I lay a layer of rocks and backfill with a layer of rocks . To keep rocks from entering the liner I use plastic gutter guard and duct tape to hold the plastic screen in place when inserting the liner in the hole . I hope this helps and yes you can put a few holes in... » Read More Actually the liner I received was not as pictured and there were no holes on mine . When I install a liner I put about 30 holes in the lower one third of the liner with a flat one half inch wood hole drill bit with a few holes around the upper area so water can seep into the liner . But first after digging my hole for the liner I lay a layer of rocks and backfill with a layer of rocks . To keep rocks from entering the liner I use plastic gutter guard and duct tape to hold the plastic screen in place when inserting the liner in the hole . I hope this helps and yes you can put a few holes in the verry bottom of the liner . « Show Less
1032907
So far...mine has held up very well. Looks the same as when I bought it ... I'm guessing 2 yrs ago. Worth the $$$
1011548
I have not had any issues with my faucet. I'm still enjoying it as much as I did when when it was first installed.
2468
Hi there. The wicker is coated so I don't think mildew is an issue- it has not been for me. There is not a liner. This could be the only issue if you were planning to keep it for years and years. I've had mine for awhile now and it is still holding up, though the inside is almost a white paper-like material, but I think the breathability makes it so that mildew isn't an issue (or hasn't been for me). Yes, you are correct on the depth and width.
525241
Glen, It's not perfect but once it's on, it looks fine. I'm very satisfied. Good luck. John.
284564
Definitely. The liners are a great idea and helpful as they create a flat surface. I always get the liners.
541111
Mine has held up well, cleans up nicely. I have very hard water and a water softener; haven't had a problem with water spots either
178985
I've had mine installed for about 3 months, no problems at all, still working great.
82444
We've been using ours daily for about a year and it still looks great and fits tight. We just put it on and left it alone except for periodic wiping.
1455302
Great question! We have people who have used it for well over a year and shows no blemishes!
1404063
The bottom liner removes easily. It is easy to clean. The top liner stays there and must be cleaned in place. Terry
2066946
I have a liner just because I think everybody should but the times that it ended up inside the tub it was fine. It's absolutely gorgeous. Love it!
1085781
I have used mine several times a week for over a year. I also have bought this model for several friends. Unfortunately, I have never seen a liner for it. In addition to this unit, I am considering buying a stainless stove top PC. This might be an option for you as well. Good luck
669845
yes. We've had ours installed for 8 months, and no problems so far. Love it.
1091084
I am having the same issue with one that I installed approx two yrs ago for my Mother. It has worked well until the last two to three months, the screen looks clogged at the moment and I am trying to find out how to remove or unclog the screen. I hate to punch through it as this area is known for having stuff in the lines. Would rather not subject the faucets valves to grit if possible. Feel I have located problem but still have no solution to fix it yet.