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If you are talking about the Rhino liner type of paint, I'm sure you can if you can prep it properly. You'd probably have to use a liquid "Deglosser" to scuff the surface for a good mechanical bond, and you would probably want to add a flex agent to the paint so it resists chipping.
Are you considering using it in your hull, but want to paint it instead of being stuck with a limited number of colors?
Just to revisit this again. I have never used the truck bed liner before. I have some leftover white primer and would like to mix it with the $40 truck bed liner at walmart to make a gray. I take it I would be mixing a oil base with a latex and those do not mix well. Another Idea would be to mix the truck bed liner with a small rustex white for a gray and they would both be oil based and should work. Any feedback on this one?
