U-Pol Raptor Tintable Urethane Spray-On Truck Bed Liner Kit and Custom Coat Spray Gun with Regulator, 4 Quart Kit

The product is extremely easy to apply, and as long as you focus on preparing (it took me 2 hours preparing, .5 hours applying film), you'll get a great result. The results speak for themselves. It's durable, thick, and overall has a great apperance. The key here though is is prep, prep, prep. When you start spraying, and there's any wind, the product can easily land on the paint. You have to cover it! once it lands on the paint, it's a PITA to get off; Clay Bar, soap, clay bar, soap etc. I used the auto drapes that I also got from amazon and made the process fairly easy. Also it's important to find where you want to put the lines. I ended up deciding I want the rails to be 'thick', so I changed the PSI to be lower on the top part. this made a nice feature. the other thing that I messed up on is I got the clear coat. I ended up trading it in for the black color, but IMO, clear coat shouldn't be the default option.

Seems to be a very good product. Make sure you do the Prep properly and follow those instructions that come with the kit. After that the product sprayed very nicely and covered well. By the second day it was very hard and at the end of the week the product feels very durable.

Great kit, super easy to apply, great coverage. Would definitely recommend.

Excellent product! As described and very satisfying finish. I’ve used other bed liners and they have not stood the test of time or had the same quality at the start. DO NOT BUY THE TINTABLE ONE IF YOU ARE NOT BUYING A TINT! This was my mistake, I wasn’t thinking and assumed it came black until you add tint, but it starts out white/cream. I do think they could’ve done a better job warning the customer of that, but that was dumb on my part. Also the product is NOT RETURNABLE, so be triple sure of what you’re ordering.

Works great tough finis

I'm very happy I decided to take the leap of faith and Raptor Paint my truck! After watching hours & hours of youtube videos, I purchased the 8L kit and some tint and went for it. Turned out terrific, I couldn't be happier, and the actual application portion of this was not complicated. Watch some DIY videos for yourself, and if you're looking for a durable (in my opinion great looking too) coating go for it! Make sure your prep is meticulous -- sand/scrape, wash, degrease, tape, cover, apply adhesion promoter, and self-etching primer as necessary. One the hard work (prep) is done, you really do just mix, shake, and spray. I sprayed at 90ish PSI and got a terrific finish. My only regrets are: (1) I wish I had bought 3oz tint for each bottle of tintable bedliner. I thought I could get away with a "base" layer of bedliner, since I read reviews stating the tintable bedliner is "white." It's not. It is more like a translucent finish, and you really don't get a "base" at all without tinting. I also found, after purchasing, that kits are available on Amazon with tints included at a discounted price. Otherwise, its $20 per bottle of 3oz tint, and 1 3oz bottle of tint is required per liter of liner. I used 8L on my truck, but had I immediately started spraying with the tint in my liner I probably would have only used ~6 liters. Oh well. (2) Spray evenly! If possible. Given it was my first time, I'm happy with the results, but I did over-spray some areas relative to others. Watch a quick DIY/How-To video and you'll be fine. (3) TAPE, TAPE, TAPE - just take your time, be thorough, cover everything 'cause this stuff REALLY sticks! And that's about it. For $300 I got a full, durable paint job. That beats a $2,000 - $3,000 job from a paint shop AND i bet it will last longer. This stuff rocks!

I was a little nervous to start this project since it is most definitely a permanent change to my truck. I searched all over online trying to find every detail on the process and after watching many videos online and reading reviews, I decided to go ahead with it. I am so glad I did, because it turned out exactly like I wanted it. It was super easy to spray and gave me the exact texture I wanted. It covered all the rock chips and scratches I had on the truck. Prep is key to this working properly! I sanded everything with 120 grit. Any hard to reach areas were also primed with Acid etch primer. I mixed 1 quart of base coat paint(without binders) into a bucket with 10 bottles of tintable raptor. Then put 800ml of the mixture back into each bottle. I added 8oz of hardener with each bottle as I used them. I sprayed at 60psi at a distance of 14-16 inches for the first two coats. The final coat I sprayed at about 24” in a circular pattern as a dust coat. It evened everything out and gave me the perfect finish. Hope this helps anyone who is questioning using this product. I would definitely use this again!

I rarely write reviews, but I am so impressed. This product is so easy to use. I had no experience painting a car with a spray gun, and it went very smoothly. You can apply it at various distances and over spray with no runs. If you are nervous about applying it for the first time, don't be. I did minimal sanding and applied spray can automotive filler primer first. It took 2.5 cans to double coat the outside of a Suzuki Samurai. The added tint looks great.

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