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I went to spray in Josh's bed liner tonight but i ran into a snag, BIG TIME.
The primer in both of my kits is rock hard!!! Do i have to use it? I cant find any tech number for Al's. This is pissing me off. I have had this crap for 8 months and when i go to use it i cant. The truck is suppose to be in a show THIS SAT!
I sell Al's products. I would highly suggest the primer to get proper adhesion for the top coat. I could probably get you some new primer shipped out ASAP.
I sell Al's products. I would highly suggest the primer to get proper adhesion for the top coat. I could probably get you some new primer shipped out ASAP.
Thanks. I am going to call AL's today and see if they will do anything for me. What is the latest i could get ahold of you to have you overnight me 2 bottles of primer. And how much is it?
Well I called AL's today and they were SUPER apologetic. They sent one out from the warehouse today. i should have it tomorrow.
One more question. Should i clean the gun when i am done using it or, wait till it dries and then peal it out? I have a can of the mold release coming.
One question I'm not sure I've asked before came to mind when seeing those pics. Do you recommend using the tape with the wire in it for clean edges? By the looks of those pics the guy just used "normal" masking tape. As it seems you are with your work I am a bit "****" on my trucks and "broken" (no straight) lines like that bring the OCD out in me...
Tape with the wire? Never seen it. I plan on using regular body shop masking tape when I do the inside of the crew bed. I will be going over the rail on it to so yes I want a straight edge. Every time I have done a DIY liner lit with other brands the regular tape worked fine. Just make sure you push the edges down tight.