how much raptor liner for whole truck

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Pickup owners spray the whole truck with bedliner plasticSeparate names with comma. Useful searchesWelcome to Tacoma World! My entire Raptor Liner DIY van Discussion on '' initiated by , . [OP] Well-Known Member Hello, everyone. I wanted to show my line of DIY Raptor where I did all my Taco. Far away I am not a man of the body, not even a novice in it. It's not going to hurt my feelings if some wtf were thinking that the comments are published. In fact, I'd like feedback. I used the Raptor Tinble lining so I could get the red to match the red cardinal my Taco factory. Only to learn later could he have ordered the exact match. The only thing I did that probably didn't have to do was take him to the naked metal. I wanted to make sure the shitty coat had gone completely. Anyway here are some photos of progress from beginning to end. He replaced the front fenders with new ones. If I remember each fender has 8 bolts and with the 20-year-old truck almost all bolts broke so I had to drill and touch new ones. I was very familiar with the threading tool. Tacoma Owner " Enthusiast " It went very well! Well-Known Member It looks great! I like it! [OP] Well-Known Member Thank you. Well-Known Member It looks good. I was looking and thinking "that looks like my friends neighborhood in RoundRock." Which of course could be almost any part of the US except for the green still around. BlueBonnet Elem neck? Tacoma Owner " Enthusiast " I just realized you're a local! Look at our thread and come and see us sometime! Well-Known Member It looks sweet! Good job. Looks like that whole roof was a serious job! [OP] Well-Known Member cruxofthebisquit said: It looks good. I was looking and thinking "that looks like my friends neighborhood in RoundRock." Which of course could be almost any part of the US except for the green still around. BlueBonnet Elem neck? You're good. I'm on the way to Bluebonnet's Elementry School. It looks good. I was looking and thinking "that looks like my friends neighborhood in RoundRock." Which of course could be almost any part of the US except for the green still around. BlueBonnet Elem neck? [OP] Well-Known Member boostedka said: Looks like that whole roof was a serious job! Click to enlarge... It was. I had a little helper. I gave him the electric wick and he went to town. Looks like that whole roof was a serious job! Click to enlarge... Tacoma Owner " Enthusiast " Chads Pride said: I just realized you're a local! Look at our thread and come and see us sometime! Click to enlarge... And now I see that you've already found it. I just realized you're a local! Look at our thread and come and see us sometime! Click to enlarge... Well-Known Member How much did you spend on the materials? It looks sweet by the way! Who's Dat? Damn, that's nice! [OP] Well-Known Member Chads Pride said: And now I see you've already found it Click to expand... Yeah. Thank you. And now I see you've already found it Click to expand... [OP] Well-Known Member Goran said: How much did you spend on the materials? Click to enlarge... Raptor liner 6 inkable bottle kit was $300 another $100 for sandpaper & first. How much did you spend on the materials? Click to enlarge... Rueda web Did you roll or spray? It looks good! [OP] Well-Known Member I'm dew. He took one of the old front fenders and tested different PSI configurations to get the right texture I liked. I ended up using 60 PSI for my setup. The Devil Taco I want to do this to my truck. But my truck is my daily driver and it looks more like a weekend project. The other thing that makes me doubt is that I have no place to spray it inside... I know that people do this spraying outside... but my luck would be just to the point of being a little tacky and a bee swarm would decide to throw it. The Devil Taco Oh and... your truck looks like GREAT by the way! Good job. Strange things are on foot at the K Circle It looks good! Sarcastic AF Jerodsand said: Hello, everyone. I wanted to show my line of DIY Raptor where I did all my Taco. Far away I am not a man of the body, not even a novice in it. It's not going to hurt my feelings if some wtf were thinking that the comments are published. In fact, I'd like feedback. I used the Raptor Tinble lining so I could get the red to match the red cardinal my Taco factory. Only to learn later could he have ordered the exact match. The only thing I did that probably didn't have to do was take him to the naked metal. I wanted to make sure the shitty coat had gone completely. Anyway here are some photos of progress from beginning to end. He replaced the front fenders with new ones. If I remember each fender has 8 bolts and with the 20-year-old truck almost all bolts broke so I had to drill and touch new ones. I was very familiar with the threading tool. Click to enlarge... First huge acclaims for doing this yourself, especially knowing that you are not an expert on this. (As a side note, everyone starts somewhere no matter what it is.) Secondly I think it turned out to be very good and it seems that he actually put work on the prep. Finally, this could be a great alternative for me to make my truck one of these days. I could change my black-to-red truck. Hello, everyone. I wanted to show my line of DIY Raptor where I did all my Taco. Far away I am not a man of the body, not even a novice in it. It's not going to hurt my feelings if some wtf were thinking that the comments are published. In fact, I'd like feedback. I used the Raptor Tinble lining so I could get the red to match the red cardinal my Taco factory. Only to learn later could he have ordered the exact match. The only thing I did that probably didn't have to do was take him to the naked metal. I wanted to make sure the shitty coat had gone completely. Anyway here are some photos of progress from beginning to end. He replaced the front fenders with new ones. If I remember each fender has 8 bolts and with the 20-year-old truck almost all bolts broke so I had to drill and touch new ones. I was very familiar with the threading tool. Click to enlarge... Products Descussed in Entire Site Forum: First General Tacomas (1995-2004)

Separate names with comma. Useful searchesWelcome to Tacoma World! Raptor Liner Thread Discussion on '' initiated by , . [OP] The rembrandt of the boiler bottle I just spoke on the phone with Raptor Liner's technical representative and I thought I'd share the knowledge you just left about me. Raptor Liner is based on uretano so it will not really fade (fade rates similar to auto paint and light coat). The guy I talked to had him in his bed for seven years and he says he still looks new. It's highly flexible, so it won't break, even if you dense the body that's covered. If you follow these steps and get good mechanical adherence, then the Raptor Liner app is a dumb test. I'm just gonna do my rocker panels and accompanying body lines, so I didn't really put much on making the bed. If you're going to make the bed, he recommended starting in the corners, where there are 90 degrees angles and getting a nice coat there first. For rock panels: The air compressor needs to be 8 cfm @ 50-60 psi. Mask your truck properly. 1. Prep the body/painting with the solvent wax/grase grinder. Do not use thinner paint or acetone. It's coming in a spray can. Liberally spray the wax/grass in body painting. Take a clean, clean cloth very well. Take another clean cloth and clean any residue and dirt. If necessary, take a third clean cloth and finish. 2. Sand body / paint with 150 grit sand paper. He said you could use a maroon buffer pad but you won't have the same kind of bite required for optimal mechanical adherence. When everything said and done, the painting must seem very boring and all scratched. 3. Repeat step 1. 4. Follow instructions to mix base and hardening. Spray the Raptor Liner. You can control the texture as far as the applicator's gun is from the surface and how high the psi is. For a thinner texture/keep the weapon further and use the highest psi. The way Raptor Liner is working is if your first coat is too textured, not feared, you can always spray a thinner coat on the top and the roughest texture is completely covered. It is recommended to spray 2-3 coats. If you are satisfied with how you take care of 2 coats, you can stop. 5. Remove the masking tape 10-15 minutes after the final coat is polished. I asked about my fiberglass bengalas (98-00). He said Raptor Liner will adhere to any good mechanical adherence. Recommended to use Grip #4 adhesion promoter for fiberglass as the material tends to expand and contract. He said if you want to use Grip #4 in bed, body, etc, but it's not necessary. For the fiberglass bengalas it recommended: clean (step 1), sand (step 2), clean again (step 1), Grip spray #4 and let dry completely (normally 15 minutes), Raptor Liner spray (step 4). I hope that helps. Do not use thinner or acetone paint That wasn't a vitamin! I suppose you can get a more "gritty/textured" look if you choose the spray-on on the roll-on? Deal with dead animals. I've seen a rapist that Hammerhead had made to his bed and was really impressed. IIRC told me that if you wanted a more rough texture that you would mark the air compressor. I plan to go to this route in my bed as soon as I get other things to handle. My.02. Well-Known Member Raptor Liner is great. I used it on my trailer project and it was great! Definitely the best product of DIY bed linen. My suggestion, that's all. There is a crazy amount of overspray when using a Schutz weapon (recommended weapon for the tracker). If you don't want a liter in it, mask it. Consider yourself warned. That includes your entrance, garage whatever. Well-Known Member im looking to make my rocker panels, so make sure to keep this thread updated with photos and more information thanks for all the tips and tricks so far you can not wait to see how it goes. [OP] The rembrandt of the boiler bottle Pippen said: I suppose you can get a more "gritty/textured" look if you choose the spray-on on the roll-on? Click to enlarge... I don't know the differences between the two. The carnivore said: I've seen a rapist that Hammerhead had made to his bed and was really impressed. IIRC told me that if you wanted a more rough texture that you would mark the air compressor. I plan to go to this route in my bed as soon as I get other things to handle. My .02Click to enlarge... The technical representative I spoke said: Low distance between weapon and surface = more pronounced texture Higher psi and greater distance between weapon and surface = pointed/less texture This is of course dependent air compressor as some move more volumes of air than others. He said a rough approach is to use 30-35 psi for a thinner texture. He also said, that he surprised me, that a thinner texture will give him better traction in, for example, a wet bed. I suppose you can get a more "gritty/textured" look if you choose the spray-on on the roll-on? Click to enlarge... I've seen a rapist that Hammerhead had made to his bed and was really impressed. IIRC told me that if you wanted a more rough texture that you would mark the air compressor. I plan to go to this route in my bed as soon as I get other things to handle. My .02Click to enlarge... [OP] The rembrandt of the boiler bottle Box Rocket said: Raptor Liner is great. I used it on my trailer project and it was great! Definitely the best product of DIY bed linen. My suggestion, that's all. There is a crazy amount of overspray when using a Schutz weapon (recommended weapon for the tracker). If you don't want a liter in it, mask it. Consider yourself warned. That includes your entrance, garage whatever. Click to enlarge... Is the Schutz gun coming with the kit you can buy online? Raptor Liner is great. I used it on my trailer project and it was great! Definitely the best product of DIY bed linen. My suggestion, that's all. There is a crazy amount of overspray when using a Schutz weapon (recommended weapon for the tracker). If you don't want a liter in it, mask it. Consider yourself warned. That includes your entrance, garage whatever. Click to enlarge... Well-Known Member Pippen said: I suppose you can get a more "gritty/textured" look if you choose the spray-on on the roll-on? Click to enlarge... a more textured look should come from the roll and a smoother look should come from a spray gun. depending on the spray gun configuration I assume. I suppose you can get a more "gritty/textured" look if you choose the spray-on on the roll-on? Click to enlarge... Well-Known Member ive used the raptor lining in the past in my old truck beds. This is really a great product. Well-Known Member another question, would you let it dry between layers or quickly apply coats and then remove masking tape to get the cleanest lines possible for rocker panels? Well-Known Member If you get a kit like this with a gun, then it's a Schutz weapon. There are no adjustments or adjustments to this type of weapon. Well-Known Member that kit runs for about $125 to $150 fyi [OP] The rembrandt of the boiler bottle wolfgang123 said: another question, would you let it dry between layers or quickly apply coats and then remove masking tape to get the cleanest lines possible for rocker panels? Click to enlarge... The amount of time between the coats is detailed in the instructions (I do not have them or otherwise would provide such information). But the technical representative said he removed the masking tape about 15 minutes after the last coat to secure clean lines (and therefore the product does not harden on the masking tape) On the website it says that it is dry to the touch in about an hour, ready for use of light rights in 2-3 days, regular / heavy use in 5-7 days. I'm sure that's what bed linen refers to. I have no idea for rock panels. Since my Tacoma is my only trip and my daily pilot will put it to the test right away. another question, would you let it dry between layers or quickly apply coats and then remove masking tape to get the cleanest lines possible for rocker panels? Click to enlarge... [OP] The rembrandt of the boiler bottle Box Rocket said: If you get a kit like this with a gun, then it's a Schutz weapon. There are no adjustments or adjustments to this type of weapon. Click to enlarge... That's the kit I was looking at. Thank you, Adam. Taco Dan said: that kit works for about $125 to $150 fyiClick to expand... $121 sent to your door: If you get a kit like this with a gun, then it's a Schutz weapon. There are no adjustments or adjustments to this type of weapon. Click to enlarge...This kit works for about $125 to $150 fyiClick to enlarge... Well-Known Member Madjik... The man said: The amount of time between the coats is detailed in the instructions (I do not have them or otherwise would provide such information). But the technical representative said he removed the masking tape about 15 minutes after the last coat to secure clean lines (and therefore the product does not harden on the masking tape) On the website it says that it is dry to the touch in about an hour, ready for use of light rights in 2-3 days, regular / heavy use in 5-7 days. I'm sure that's what bed linen refers to. I have no idea for rock panels. Since my Tacoma is my only trip and my daily pilot will put it to the test right away. Click to enlarge... take Friday out of painting Thursday night do not drive until Monday good to go! The amount of time between the coats is detailed in the instructions (I do not have them or otherwise would provide such information). But the technical representative said he removed the masking tape about 15 minutes after the last coat to secure clean lines (and therefore the product does not harden on the masking tape) On the website it says that it is dry to the touch in about an hour, ready for use of light rights in 2-3 days, regular / heavy use in 5-7 days. I'm sure that's what bed linen refers to. I have no idea for rock panels. Since my Tacoma is my only trip and my daily pilot will put it to the test right away. Click to enlarge... That wasn't a vitamin! Madjik... The man said: That's the kit I was looking at. Thank you, Adam. $121 sent to your door: Click to enlarge... That's not much, I was thinking it was more. I'm going to get this right now. I could use the gun and start making other villages for $$ That's the kit I was looking at. Thank you, Adam. $121 sent to your door: Click to enlarge... [OP] The rembrandt of the boiler bottle wolfgang123 said: take Friday out of painting Thursday night do not drive until Monday good to go! Click to enlarge... I have 100% custody of my school-aged daughter. It's not that easy. take Friday out of painting Thursday night do not drive until Monday good to go! Click to enlarge... Well-Known Member Madjik... The man said: I have 100% custody of my school-aged daughter. It's not that easy. Click to enlarge... that makes the situation more complex... GL! I have 100% custody of my school-aged daughter. It's not that easy. Click to enlarge... Regular Member Hey Madjik... Do you have any idea for coverage? I would like to make my bed, and it seems to remember (with another product) needed as a kit and a half to finish [OP] The rembrandt of the boiler bottle Jeepdude said: Hey Madjik... Do you have any idea for coverage? I would like to make my bed, and it seems to remember (with another product) needed as a kit and a half to finish Click to enlarge... That link I have previously provided states that: Includes: Four 750 ml bottles (25 oz) bed lining base, 1 liter hardening, application spray gun (requires 8 cfm @ 50-60 psi compressed air), and instructions. A kit will cover up to a standard 8-foot truck bed or 125 square feet. The total kit makes 1.06 gallons. Boat wt: 13 lbs. I guess that's 2-3 layers. What I like about this product is that it is inkable to any color you want. So if you want the color to match your truck, you just have to get the base layer of uretano from the color of your truck. You can irogle some murderous projects there where the whole truck is Raptor Lined Hey Madjik... Do you have any idea for coverage? I would like to make my bed, and it seems to remember (with another product) needed as a kit and a half to finish Click to enlarge... Includes: A kit will cover up to a standard 8-foot truck bed or 125-square-foot bed. Products Descussed in Entire Site Forum: First General Tacomas (1995-2004) Thread: Raptor Liner Thread

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