U-POL Raptor 2K ベッドライナー エアゾール 保護コーティング 13.5オンス | スプレーオン式トラック荷台ライナー、衝撃、傷、紫外線耐性、ブラック。

スプレー缶タイプですが使い勝手が良く助かります！

想像以上に塗膜が厚く､スプレーする距離も通常の距離感で吹き付けると大変なことになります。また思っていたよりも食いつきが良い為、無駄な厚塗りをせずに済みました。これ1本でも結構な面積は塗ることが可能かと思います。

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商品が錆びている自体おかしいし 手順通りにしてもスプレーが出ませんでした 最悪です 結局カン自体破壊して筆塗りしました 高い商品なのに錆びたもの送りつけられた売れ残り商品でしょうか 気分が悪いです

Seems great. I bought this to use on a motorcycle part I built that will be subject to all the stuff the front tire kicks up. I followed the instructions, using the primer first, and it went on just as indicated. The nozzle does form a glob after a little bit of spraying, so watch for that. You can just wipe it to prevent it from dripping. I would estimate you may have to do that a few times per full can of spraying. I was able to coat the part front and back 3 times. That totaled approximately 8 square feet of product used, but the part shape caused a lot of overspray (wasted product), and I still had some left in the can- so, it would cover more than 8 sq ft. The finish was exactly what I hoped for: it looks like the spray-in bed lining in my truck. I haven't subjected the part to a lot of riding yet, so I can't speak to the durability, but it looks great and looks tough as well. C-attached photo.

Good stuff! I used this truck bed liner spray to put a final anti-ricochet/anti-spall coating on ceramic body armor panels which I had first covered with fiberglas cloth and resin. I sprayed both the back of the panels and the fronts, trying the back of one panel first. I got a little pooling/running because I tried to put too heavy a coat on first. Once I was comfortable with the spray rate, the optimal distance, and how much was deposited per pass, I was able to get a nice, even, seamless coat on the plates. I let each coat dry before applying another, thereby building up thickness with each coat. The coating adhered firmly to the fiberglas resin and I would think it'd do the same if spayed directly onto a bare ceramic or steel plate. The color is a nice, uniform, semi-matt black. Just take your time and don't rush the process. I think if you wanted a budget-friendly way to line a truck bed, this product would work...it would just take quite a few cans to get a reasonably thick coat. Not sure of the long term durability for bed liner use, but if you want to coat ceramic or steel body armor panels, this stuff can't be beat - highly recommended for that purpose.

I absolutely love this stuff. The plastic trim on my golf cart looked terrible. This product took them from shabby to fantastic. There was enough product in the can that I did all of the pieces in the picture two coats. You really do need to back up a couple of feet and mist on the product. It will puddle up easily. If you stay back and mist it the results are really professional looking. I am about to buy another can to revive the dashboard plastic and the rub rails. This is the good stuff.

When I ordered my bumpers for my Jeep, they came from the manufacturer sprayed with Raptor liner. I wanted everything I added to have the same texture/look, so I ordered this stuff. I don't have a spray gun, nor do I have the experience on how to use one, so this seemed like a good alternative. I am not the best at spraypainting (can't seem to get a smooth texture), but this is pretty much foolproof if you follow the online video directions! It is a 2 part system, not like other spray-on beadliner products. It is very durable, finish looks great. It's a little pricey, but well worth it considering the alternative is having it done at a shop. I've used this on several projects so far!

This stuff worked really well for painting the top of my tool cart. I knew it would get a lot of things sat on it so I wanted to increase the durability of the top with a coating. A couple of call-outs: 1) Pot life is 60 minutes once mixed 2) recommendation is 2 coats, 20 mins apart 3) shake it REALLY well. The coating is thick and it will spatter in larger globs if not mixed really well. If you have to stop and shake mid-spray, so it. 4) Keep the can moving while spraying and heed the instructions of 2’ minimum distance. It will puddle up almost instantly if you are spraying so start your spray with a sweeping motion. 5) there’s a fair amount of overspray and it’s messy stuff so make sure to tape off and cover anything that you don’t want sprayed 6) mineral spirits clean this up nicely. Price seems equivalent to other 2k sprays I’ve used. You’re generally not going to find 2k for much less than $30. I haven’t tested the durability yet but will update the review as this ages. I plan to renew an old, red, Craftsman tool chest I have next. I think this will work nicely to bring new life to that old monster.