This truck is a little project for me and my son , we stripped it down put alot of hrs in it ,nothing special on the black trim just rattle cans for now till I get funds up to get better parts just seeing what yall thought on full body raptor liner ,I like it seems to be pretty solid, here's some before and afters on pics,1990 f150 4x4,xlt
Raptor liner yes or no
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Hell it could only make it better. I’d do it.
I’m a raptor distributor I also have it laid in the back of my pick up, there are also timers you can add to make it whatever color you wants and different levels of grittiness for texture including smooth. It doesn’t fade either most important thing is to know there is prep work involved you must scuff/sand the surfaces you spraying there is a special gun to spray raptor also that is relatively cheap under $40 most of your local oreilly auto parts keep kits and guns on the shelf.
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I used raptor tintable for the grey ,bought basalt grey tent from raptor for my color
Used the black for the bed and bottom of the rockers on side of the truck ,that was the hardest trying to get a straight line because no tape sticks to the raptor but all in all came out good ,prep isn't to bad have to sand it then wipe down with acetone, and older paint that you might think flakes you got to get it off , if you have bare metal you must prime it it will not stick to it, on all my corners and door jams I used adhesion promoter to help the raptor bond better, raptor sells that to
The gun I used came in the kit I did not thin the raptor I just adjusted the pressure on my gun 45psi for a heavier liner in bed of truck and 65psi on the body made it smoother less corse
Used the black for the bed and bottom of the rockers on side of the truck ,that was the hardest trying to get a straight line because no tape sticks to the raptor but all in all came out good ,prep isn't to bad have to sand it then wipe down with acetone, and older paint that you might think flakes you got to get it off , if you have bare metal you must prime it it will not stick to it, on all my corners and door jams I used adhesion promoter to help the raptor bond better, raptor sells that to
The gun I used came in the kit I did not thin the raptor I just adjusted the pressure on my gun 45psi for a heavier liner in bed of truck and 65psi on the body made it smoother less corse
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