Question: Can the product be applied in a camouflage color? Answer: Yes… you can simply purchase the color kits available and apply your own color tint. You would basically be applying the light grey bedliner or exterior coating base, then … Continue reading →
Question: How long do I have to apply? Answer: We recommend mixing small batches (about a quart to 1 1/2 quarts) until you are sure of your technique and adjustments of your spray gun. The product usually has about 15 … Continue reading →
Question: I want a thick liner for the inside or my jeep. Does it spray on thick? Answer: Yes… you control the consistency of the product and can apply as thick as you like. We generally recommend a little thinner … Continue reading →
Question: Would it spray and dry ok in the winter months? Answer: The colder it is, the longer it takes to cure. If your shop is below 70 degrees, it would be highly recommended to use heat lamps or other … Continue reading →
Question: Does it need to have additional heat to cure? Answer: The colder it is, the longer it takes to cure. If your shop is below 70 degrees, it would be highly recommended to use heat lamps or other source … Continue reading →
Question: Whats the cure time? Answer: The colder it is, the longer it takes to cure. If your shop is below 70 degrees, it would be highly recommended to use heat lamps or other source to keep the surface area … Continue reading →
Question: Does this kit just hook up to your regular air compressor or do you need a paint sprayer? Answer: Any air compressor which meets the 90 psi, 5 cfm is fine. Many of our kits come with a hopper … Continue reading →
Question: Is this easy to use? Answer: With the simple and complete instructions included along with all our products, individuals with no previous experience can do an exceptional job easily. Just read the tips in advance along with the recommended … Continue reading →
Question: How many coats can I put down (will it adhere to itself?) Answer: Our products adhere well to themselves and can be applied in multiple coats. Unlike single part products which need to totally cure before applying additional coats, … Continue reading →
Question: Can parts be smooth and others like the bed to be textured? Answer: You vary the texture using the hopper gun controls, air pressure, and using the coarser powdered products on the bedliner for a more textured surface. You … Continue reading →