Question: Can you spray speaker boxes with this made out of MDF, or would it damage the wood? Answer: The standard truck bed liner product also works well to spray MDF speaker boxes. The lacquer thinner used to control consistency … Continue reading →
Question: How can I alter the color? Answer: Using our Tintable Bed Liner Kit, you can simply provide your own single part, single stage auto paint from you local auto paint supplier. This will be added to the Clear A&B … Continue reading →
Question: Would it melt styrofoam insulation board? Answer: It will not melt the styrofoam, and would be OK to apply, but the lacquer thinner generally used to control the consistency WILL melt the styrofoam. If applying to this type of … Continue reading →
Question: Does spraying SL&C bed liner coatings help with sound and heat reduction if sprayed in the floorpans? Answer: The best sound reduction will be achieved by applying bed liner coatings as an undercoating. This may also reflect some heat … Continue reading →
Question: I have an rv that needs a new rubber layer on the roof. Will It adhere to plywood? Answer: Yes… you can apply SL&C coatings over wood if the wood is dry and free of oil or contaminants. This … Continue reading →
Question: How long do your bedliner and koi pond coatings last? I’ve found that some like Herculiner peel up pretty fast and don’t hold up to any rough use. Answer: With any coating or product, lifespan is largely dependent on … Continue reading →
Question: If I spray the product and let it cure can it be painted ? Answer: Yes… it can be painted after spraying, or you can “paint” it with our topcoat (colored or not). Remember that just painting means you … Continue reading →
Question: What pressure do you need to apply it? Answer: The spray pressure is variable based on the final consistency of your application. You generally should have a compressor with at least 90 psi at 5 cfm, but the actual … Continue reading →
Question: Can this be applied on chrome bumpers ? Answer: We generally recommend to not apply any coating to chrome (and it is hit or miss on galvanized surfaces). Some customers have indicated success by sanding the chrome with 180 … Continue reading →
Question: I have powder coated a lot of stuff but my oven is not big enough to put a whole car into. Answer: No need to bake any of these products. Temperature of 70 degrees or more is recommended, and … Continue reading →