Is Raptor liner cheaper than paint?

It is commonly sold as a cheap alternative to a DIY paint job. In many ways this is true. You can paint right over the old paint, and don’t need to pay as much attention to small dings and dents. Applying raptor liner is much, much easier than automotive paint.

How many coats of Raptor liner do I need?

The recommended RAPTOR application is 2-3 coats with a 60 minute flash time between coats. If further build is needed, it is recommended to carry this out in several applications. For instance, apply the first 2-3 coats, bake or allow 24-hours to dry and then apply another 2-3 coats, etc.

Is Raptor paint any good?

Absolutely! It’s extremely durable, easy to apply, and affordable. If you’re using it for its intended purpose (most typically, bedliner coating), this is hands down one of the best bed liners on the market.

How long does Raptor paint last?

Shelf Life 9 months in unopened containers. Lids must be replaced after every use. Simply FILL the Raptor coating bottle with 250nl of hardener, replace cap and Shake contents vigorously for at least 2 minutes. SHOOT.

How much does a gallon of Raptor liner cover?

The 1 US Gallon Raptor Liner Kit is the industry standard in bed liner coating. Each kit contains four of Raptor and one tin of hardener. Each kit covers approximately 125 square feet, enough to do a full size pick-up truck bed. Compatible with both Raptor Schutz and Professional Vari-Nozzle application guns.

How long does it take for a raptor liner to fade?

Raptor Liner is urethane based so it won’t really ever fade (fade rates similar to auto paint and clear coat). The guy I spoke to has had it in his bed for 7 years and he says it still looks brand new. It is highly flexible so it won’t crack, even if you dent the body that is coated.

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Can you remove Raptor paint?

Can I remove RAPTOR once it is fully cured? RAPTOR is a coating made to last, so it is difficult to remove once cured. Once RAPTOR is cured, remove by sanding it off with P80 grit sandpaper either down to the original substrate or to bare metal. Then, respray the surface with another coating, like OEM paint colours.