Raptor 821 products RAPTOR Tintable Truck Bed Liner Kit - 4 Liter

I purchased the tintable version of this product and I was pleased with the outcome. As an FYI - you need to purchase the colors (tinting) via a separate purchase in order to colorize the product before application. The base color of the product before adding any tinting to it is an off-white / cream color. I did not purchase the tinting packages sold by Raptor at O'Reilly auto parts. They were roughly $23 for one of the 24 oz containers included in the kit. There are 4 - 24 oz containers in the kit - so nearly $100 to colorize all 4 containers. I chose other options to colorize.The product was used on a fiberglass pickup topper (6.5 ft) for a 2006 F150. The topper was dark green and I wanted it to be white in order to match the pickup better. As you can see in the photo collage - it took two coats in order to cover the dark green. I ROLLED it on and I did not spray it on. Rolling it on in smaller areas was tough to say the least and I used a 4 inch roller. If you can spray - I think you would be more pleased with the outcome. I rolled because I did not want overspray, etc. to be dispersed around the heated shop I was using.I used one container for the first coat and had a little bit of it left after covering everything. The second coat took slightly more than one container (surface roughness), which meant I had to mix part of a third container in order to finish the project. All-in-all the product worked well and I like the outcome. The "white" color is not a perfect match, but I had to be realistic in the fact that I did not try to exactly match the white of the truck. As my brother said, when it gets a little dusty, you will never be able to tell the difference! :-)

Love the steel cans that it is in sealed!!

This kit is super user friendly! I also purchased the sprayer and I absolutely love this kit. The product lays down beautifully. I'm going to go ham with this stuff! The flatbed on my f550 is next.

I got this to spray the back of my new truck. The truck did not have a Bedliner so I thought I would try this. I followed the instructions by sanding the bed of my truck and taped off what I didn't want covered. I sprayed the bed and after two days it was hard and looked awesome.I also used some of this spray that was white to waterproof a shop I made under my deck. The builder didn't place a solid floor on my deck. I caulked the cracks and tried everything I knew to keep water from coming in. I finally tried this spray and it worked very well. No more leaks!

I use this liner all the time. I love it but order this twice from Amazon. It's supposed to be tintable but they send you black. After two times of them, sending me the black instead of the one I needed bought locally, but the product is excellent

I love this Tintable Raptor Liner. I used it to fully cover my 1974 Chevrolet G20 van! For tint I went to my local Sherwin Williams automotive paint store and told them what the directions called for and they knew exactly what I needed. I also picked up measuring cups to be accurate in my fluid amounts. I used 250ml for the hardener and 75ml for the tint (anything over 75ml and you will have the liquid overflow out of the bottle). The coverage is amazing! I used the gun that they sell as well and played with the pressure to get the texture I wanted. Something I found out is to shoot a higher PSI (65-70) to get good coverage and then follow up with a second coat of the pressure you want. I wanted a rough texture and shot my first coat using 35-40 as a PSI and wound up using 2 more bottles than needed because I wasn't covering the old paint well enough. Using a rough texture I was able to hide a lot of body work that my van needed, it really does look great! I wound up using 18 bottles to cover my entire van, roof and all. I will include a picture of my van (before/after) to show how this can be used. It's a shame that U-Pol doesn't toss in a sticker along with their stuff since I know I will get asked about it many many times!

Like others have mentioned, prep work is everything. Tape off ANY AREA or OBJECT you do not want Raptor on. Raptor WILL work on wood but any area that has oil will need a quick sanding. Have a container with lacquer thinner on standby. This helps with quickly cleaning the sprayer every 4 liters. It starts to build up "gunk".With trailers (like in my application) I would recommend spraying the 1st coat one direction. Than the opposite direction on the 2nd coat (front to back / back to front or vice versa). This is because of the grains / grooves in the plywood. If you spray both coats in one direction, you will have spots where the plywood grains is still exposed.I used a 6 gallon pancake compressor set at 70PSI. First coat was a little tricky cause I wasn't consistent with the depth spraying. I was going in and out between 12" and 20". Don't worry cause if applying a 2nd coat, you can easily fix the end result texture. Just be consistent on the 2nd coat.You do not need 100ML of paint like UPOL recommends. It gets pretty expensive buying automotive paint. The trick is to be consistent with the ML per Liter. I used 70ml of Jet Black per liter.To touch Raptor dries in an hour. To walk on takes about 4hrs BUT the "texture" is still soft. I recommend letting it sit overnight and than applying the 2nd coat. I let the liner fully cure for a week before walking and working in the trailer. It's pretty solid!My trailer is 18'L x 7'W. I sprayed the floor, ramp and 18" up the walls. I used the following amount (hopefully this helps others cause I couldn't find the right amount to buy on reviews):- 1.2 quart of Auto Paint- 15 liters of Raptor

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