I think it was bknbronco that said it was so easy his kids could do it... too true, this stuff sprays on like tar, no runs unless you get spray-crazy.
10-4 on that. I was even surprised that the over spray was nill and it was a very clean application. I shot in in the back yard but id have to guess that even in a garage over spray would be nill. Id poly off the entire truck just because, but you will be surprised that you can shoot right next to your tape line and that's about as far past as it goes. Its great. Nothing blowing into the neighbors yard.
Never seen a product offered in a kit with gun that's so cheep and so easy to get it perfect. I did my front bumper 3 years ago to test wear and UV resistance and it look like it did the day I shot it. 2 coats. play around with air pressure a bit to get the texture you like. Pull tape just after 2nd coat is down. It says a hour at 68deg then if its 60 deg give it a hour and 15 min.
I have a tintable kit that im saving for my interior or my roll cage. Cant decide on a color yet%)
One thing I will say though is that I don't believe raptor liner a great choice for a bed liner material because its so hard. If it were a bit more rubbery things wouldn't slide around as much. Also as far as a undercoating I don't think its a great choice because its so hard that you hear every rock and sand particle hit it. I used it on my underside of my glass tub and its perfect. But if I were going for noise cancellation I would go another route. I think for a lot of reasons it is a perfect product though for like shooting a bumper, cage, even entire body. Its perfect for under the hood cause you want it hard and easy to wipe down. It would be awesome for axles and even your frame.
Im curious as to how well it wears under you feet expecially around the right foot in the drivers floor area. Without mats would it wear very fast???
