Question: Will the sanding marks show when finished? Answer: Our 3 part products build (recommended thickness for bedliner is minimum 63 mils and exterior is minimum 45 mils). Either thickness will not show scuff or scratches below, only imperfections deeper … Continue reading →
Question: When you say “scuff the surface” what grit should I use? Answer: Easiest is simply using Scotch pads or nylon brush drill attachment… you choose the abrasion level. There is no need to scuff deeply, just scuff up the … Continue reading →
Question: If I have loose rust does it need to be removed before applying your coatings? Answer: Loose or flaking rust should always be brushed with a wire brush (loose is loose whether converted or not). The remaining rust would … Continue reading →
Question: Does paint that is original have to be stripped completely? Answer: Stripping paint is not advised for any of our coating products. Your bedliner is designed to adhere to the existing paint or primer presuming it is in relatively … Continue reading →
Question: I want to spray in a bedliner for my F150. I have some dents and places where paint is missing. What do I need to do to prepare for spraying SL&C truck bed liner? Answer: Truck bed-type surfaces and … Continue reading →
Question: I have areas where the bare metal is showing. How do I prepare it before spraying your coatings? Answer: While many of our coatings are able to adhere well to bare metal, we always recommend you prepare the entire … Continue reading →
Question: I am applying the SLC material to aluminum and steel. I have some rust on the steel. Does it need to be removed? Answer: Any loose rust needs to be removed, light rust does not generally affect the performance … Continue reading →
Question: I am applying Epoxy primer to the aluminum and steel. How long do I let the primer dry before I can apply coating? Answer: Approximately 2 hours is generally recommended for our primer. Other primers may vary, so always … Continue reading →
Question: I am applying the material outside. Do I need to cover the cab and hood of the truck or just the cab? Answer: Yes… You should always cover any areas you don’t want coated. Over spray will occur, just … Continue reading →