Al's Bed Liner DONE!!!
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From: Tucson
here is some info and price....
Very nice job!
Al's Liner DIY 1 Gallon UTV Truck Bed Liner Solution + Spray Gun AL5700-AL5000
Very nice job!
Al's Liner DIY 1 Gallon UTV Truck Bed Liner Solution + Spray Gun AL5700-AL5000
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From: Gilbert, PA
Ok. I did the job with 2 kit boxes(one gallon each) In the kit is a half gallon of polymer resin, a quart of activator, quart of catalyst, a pint of black dye( replace this with color for color match), and Primer(adheasion promoter, Just a clear liquid they give you a spray bottle to apply with)
I used the AL'S spray gun.
It is layed down 1/8" - 3/16"
I used the AL'S spray gun.
It is layed down 1/8" - 3/16"
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From: Gilbert, PA
Some online directions. http://www.scorpioncoatings.com/multimedia/GWTV.swf
Al's is owned by scorpion so it is exactly the same stuff but you dont get it in bulk like scorpion
Al's is owned by scorpion so it is exactly the same stuff but you dont get it in bulk like scorpion
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They wanted a primer etcher on bare metal then sand that with 36 grit. I was not going to prime it only to sand it all off with 36 grit
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Yup. They said no finer than that. I used wht they said. I used a cup wire brush in places i couldnt get the D/A into
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I did mine recently and I can really appreciate how the PREP work to get ready to do the bedlining is SO much more involved than the actual painting/coating.
I think I did about 15-20 hours of wire wheeling to get the whole inside down to bare metal - then I scuffed it up with 60 grit and wiped/prepped before coating.
I used a roll-on product, and I'll admit yours looks a lot nicer (more consistent texture, etc) - but for what I use the truck for? It'll be fine!
Awesome job - keep it up!
BTW, I'm also a Brad, (but a "Bradford", not a "Bradley") - Maybe I should call myself Petrol Brad since you're Diesel Brad
-B
I think I did about 15-20 hours of wire wheeling to get the whole inside down to bare metal - then I scuffed it up with 60 grit and wiped/prepped before coating.
I used a roll-on product, and I'll admit yours looks a lot nicer (more consistent texture, etc) - but for what I use the truck for? It'll be fine!
Awesome job - keep it up!
BTW, I'm also a Brad, (but a "Bradford", not a "Bradley") - Maybe I should call myself Petrol Brad since you're Diesel Brad
-B