Raptor Tintable Urethane Spray-On Truck Bed Liner Kit, Protective Paint With Spray Gun, For Tailgates & Trucks, Vehicle Undercoating, 4 Litres

Raptor Liner is an incredible product. Used it to paint bumpers, fender flares, and even an aluminum boat to further seal the inside of the hull + prevent corrosion. If you prep your material well, this stuff WORKS! It doesn’t dent or chip with pretty heavy use on the material, the only thing that has damaged the coating I’ve seen is continuous scraping of a sharp object in my boat when it was being towed or when I hit a parking pole; even then it was smaller than a penny sized chip with no more peeling in the surrounding paint.This paint can handle some flex without cracking, it’s seriously some good stuff. Just make sure you prep well! Sand it, clean it with solvent, then apply primer.

Works really well, easy to apply. Achieve whatever thickness you'd like.

Excellent product. I purchased the tintable version and was pleased with the results. The pictures speak a thousand words.What I did not like about it was the size of the containers. When you add in tbe 8oz, then try to add the tint, you run out of room and not all the tint can be added. Then you also need room for the tube of the supplied air gun to also fit without overflowing. To solve this I ended up pouring some of the material out into a plastic cup then when I was done with the bottle I could then pour the cup back into the bottle and spray the rest.For this truck I was able to complete the job with 3 bottles-and it was a good thing because there isn't enough hardner supplied to put 8 oz into the 4th bottle.Overall I am pleased. See the before and after pictures.

Works great, I tinted to match car.

I've used this numerous times over the years. The interior of an OffRoad vehicle I sprayed 15 years ago still looks great. I add color with urethane paint, then top coat with single stage urethane. Shines and holds up well.

Easy to use

If you are tinting a light color and covering a darker color bed you will need more than 4 liters for a short 6’ bed. In fact I would recommend at least 6-8 liters for adequate thickness.I tinted the liner viper yellow to match my truck, however the bed was a light brown color and the raptor was transparent enough to see thru to the brown after 4 liters were sprayed.I’m going to purchase 4 more liters and spray my bed a second time.Save yourself the frustration and have more than enough on hand.

The media could not be loaded. Just awesome. 4 liter tintable kit plus the tint plus my Wrangler tub. Did three coats. First coat took 2 liters. Coats 2 and three took 1 liter each. Very easy for a DIY application.