Raptor bed liner
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Ive also heard good things about raptor liner, I can first hand say stay away from the rustoleum crap, I put some on an old truck I used to have years ago, as did a few friends, it pretty much washes off like chalk on a driveway.
I’ve been considering respraying mine, I think the used car dealer that I bought my truck from, did a half *** job spraying mine(thin in some areas, more like misted), anyone know if raptor liner can be applied on top of an already sprayed bed? I think whatever they used was a good product, but I can see through it in many areas, they just missed a few spots and didn’t go very thick at all.
I’ve been considering respraying mine, I think the used car dealer that I bought my truck from, did a half *** job spraying mine(thin in some areas, more like misted), anyone know if raptor liner can be applied on top of an already sprayed bed? I think whatever they used was a good product, but I can see through it in many areas, they just missed a few spots and didn’t go very thick at all.
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Ive also heard good things about raptor liner, I can first hand say stay away from the rustoleum crap, I put some on an old truck I used to have years ago, as did a few friends, it pretty much washes off like chalk on a driveway.
I’ve been considering respraying mine, I think the used car dealer that I bought my truck from, did a half *** job spraying mine(thin in some areas, more like misted), anyone know if raptor liner can be applied on top of an already sprayed bed? I think whatever they used was a good product, but I can see through it in many areas, they just missed a few spots and didn’t go very thick at all.
I’ve been considering respraying mine, I think the used car dealer that I bought my truck from, did a half *** job spraying mine(thin in some areas, more like misted), anyone know if raptor liner can be applied on top of an already sprayed bed? I think whatever they used was a good product, but I can see through it in many areas, they just missed a few spots and didn’t go very thick at all.
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