Question: I would be interested in your Rhino / Line-X polyurea cartridge dealer startup kit. I’ll check my compressor tonight to see the rating. It is a bigger compressor so I might be all right. What is the air dryer … Continue reading →
Question: Did you say that I can use Rustoleum as a top coat for my White bedliner? Answer: If you are referring to a spray can product, you “might” be OK with Rustoleum, but we would very highly recommend automotive … Continue reading →
Question: I see that FlexArmor recommends 187 mil thick on RV roofs. Would your recommend the same thickness, or is less coating required with your Spray Lining and Coatings brand products? Answer: One difference between FlexArmor and our Rhino/Line-X Alternative, … Continue reading →
Question: My air compressor can’t keep up with the texture hopper. It keeps loosing pressure, and I have to wait before continuing. Can your Seal Tite products be applied by brush or roller instead? Answer: Our Seal Tite koi pond … Continue reading →
Question: The weather is getting cooler now. Most days are below 70 degrees, and I don’t have a heated garage. Can I still apply your bedliner products and have them cure properly? Answer: Many of the coatings supplied by Diamondback … Continue reading →
Question: I sometimes get bubbles in the coating after spraying polyurea from my cartridge spray gun. Can you tell me why this happens? Answer: The following are pretty much always the cause of bubbles or delamination when applying any pure … Continue reading →
Question: I want to buy the Color Match Bedliner for my truck. That should allow me to do more than one color. Do you have instructions on how to use this DIY kit? Answer: The basic instructions for most of … Continue reading →
Question: Do I need to thin your clear bedliner, and what do you recommend to use if so? Answer: We recommend you apply our coatings as thick as your spray gun will allow. Thinning will mean that you need to … Continue reading →
Question: Do SL&C coatings need to be applied at a certain temperature? Answer: There is no specific temperature required to spray our products, but lower temperatures require longer to cure, and longer between coats. We generally recommend you plan to … Continue reading →
Question: I want to spray my truck bed with Spray Lining and Coatings bedliner. How many coats are required, and how long do I have to wait between coats? Answer: The specific product being applied, consistency, and thickness required determine … Continue reading →