Raptor Black Urethane Spray-On Truck Bed Liner Kit, Protective Paint With Spray Gun, For Tailgates & Trucks, Vehicle Undercoating, 6 Litres

I scoured the internet for how much to get. Drove me crazy. So I got 6 liters and the spray gun. I prepped with a sanding sponge, used deglosser, and I think I prepped it pretty well. Time will tell on adhesion and durability since I just did it today. The spay gun worked very well. Super easy to use. If I had done this before I could have covered the bed and tailgate with one coat using 2 liters easily. But I sprayed a little to heavy to start so I used 3. You need more than one coat, 2 is probably enough. I used 2 liters on the second coat and finished up with one liter to do a light finishing coat. It really didn't need it, but since I had one liter left over I did it. It is nice and thick with this much. So if you know what you are doing/have done this before then you will need 4 liters to do a black 8ft F-350 bed and the inside of the gate. If you want to be safe, get 6. Very happy with how easy it was to spray on. I soaked the gun in cleaner between coats and kept it set at about 52psi, so it fluctuated a little but stayed in that range as I went. I have a 30 gallon compressor that sits at 150psi. Never ran out of air. Would buy this kit again for sure.

No more AZ pin striping no more caring if the trail Im on is a tad to narrow. I was worried it would be hard to wash but so far after a few months its actually easier to wash then my paint was and I dont have to worry about swirl marks in the paint from slight sand in the was rag. Best part mud and bird doo doo washed of with a hose and when it dries looks like I just sprayed it. Although it is more like a textured paint compared to lineX that is like 3/16th thick rubber this however is like 100th of the price of lineX as they wanted to charge me $1400 here in phoenix when I had already sanded, and primed it..they just had to spray it... huhhhh? Anyways this was like $200 but it does what I need it to do, and its cheap so if I have to touch up and dent after offloading its cheaper and I can do it myself. This was trully idiot proof. I went for the roughest look and actually could have used another 3 cans. I havent dont my roof yet as Ill be ordering the white version to help keep the AZ sun heat in the cab down vs a black top. All in all great product.

Raptor is easy to use and looks great. If you plan on using raptor make sure you prep, prep and clean the surface area to be painted very very very well. I spend about 10 hours in pressuring washing my truck and doing the following, scrubbing, sanding, cleaning, etching primer ,adding adhesion promoter, masking, painting and unmasking. Im detail freak so I'm meticulously when I take on a project. Take your time and have patience if you rush the final product will not be good. Buy a air pressure regulator it's key to regulating the amount of texture the gun will spray. Good luck.

I used this on the bed of my 2019 Chevy Colorado. I ended up using 3 full bottles and part of another. After about a year and a half with the truck, it had stood up pretty well, all things considered. Bear in mind, i'm not a farmer or handyman, hauling stuff every day, i'm just a DIY sort of guy. But I did throw in steel targets and stands for shooting a lot, threw wood logs in it, boards, etc. Even while not babying it at all, there was only a couple spots where it had been ripped off, and all of those were really small.Spraying it on was pretty easy. I just used an electric hand sander to scuff up the paint, in the hard to reach spots I used an acid etch primer. Then just spray it on.Bonus, when I totaled the truck, the insurance company noted down the bed liner and credited me more than I spent on the kit!Update: I had 2 bottles left when I decided to do my 2014 Silverado, standard bed size. I had none of the hardener left, so I just bought a bottle of the hardener. Found out that a single bottle will cover the entire bed, if you do it lightly.

I put this on my F-150 on the bed, bumpers and side skirts. It holds very well and protects the bumpers and side skirts. I don't do any crazy off roading and the truck is mainly used on the road. So its mainly for looks. I had a plastic drop-in bedliner and rust started to build under. I put quite some work into sanding the paint, removing the rust, using an epoxy primer on all bare metal spots and applying 2 solid coats. I do have to say it is very easy to apply: The spray gun is easy to handle, mixing the bottles with the hardener is simple and you don't really have to rush through the job. Clean up with mineral spirits is also simple. This was my first time applying the spray liner and there were absolutely no problems.After the second coat - it really "looks" amazing. But don't expect rhino or line-x kind of durability. I hauled some stuff in the bed of my truck and it scratches easier than I hoped it would. It does not flake or peel off, so thats a good thing. But if you have a heavy box in the bed and pull it out, you might end up seeing the truck color come through. All in all, a great DIY version and I will apply another coat in the spring to make it look pretty again - but then again... after 2-3 applications you might as well go with Linex in the first place and pay the same.

Did 2 coats and it came out like a professional did it. Easy to apply and cleanup. Will definitely be buying it again.

I was super happy with the results of this product. I wanted a smoother texture, so I used my HVLP spray gun instead of the supplied gun. I used a 2.0 tip @ 32 psi and thinned it down about 15% with medium urethane reducer. The paint prep took most of the time including using an Acid Etch 1K primer on the bare metal where I sanded too much. Overall, I am very impressed with the results especially doing it in my driveway.