Raptor liner paint jobs

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Was curious who all has raptor lined paint on the whole body. Didn’t find much in the searches but would like to see the different colors. Here is mine
 

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Was curious who all has raptor lined paint on the whole body. Didn’t find much in the searches but would like to see the different colors. Here is mine

I don't know of any posts with a different color...but if you don't mind saying...how much does it cost to spray the bed liner on the body?
 
I don't know of any posts with a different color...but if you don't mind saying...how much does it cost to spray the bed liner on the body?

I got the Amazon kit with the spray gun. 8 liter kit WITH color was 399…I shot it outside in the sun and it dried too quick so it came out blotchy. I ended up having to buy another 4 liters to finish
 
Here are a few pics of mine. I didn't do the full car. Just the plastic trim, bumper, roof, and recently finished the white knuckle offroad rock sliders. It turned out awesome. My 2 cents on getting the best finish: do it when there is low wind, temps are mild, and humidity is low. If you don't like the way it looks after two coats, just do another coat. While spraying your final coat move faster, step back about 4 feet away, and dust the whole thing. This leaves a rougher stipple that covers up any sins that your lack of skill might cause.

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Here is my post showing the in process if anyone is interested in a bit more detail on the process:
Raptor lining plastic trim and roof - With Pictures!

And for those interested, this video is spot on for technique.
The trick to RAPTOR LINER the pro's DON'T want you to know!!! How to RAPTOR line the RIGHT way! - YouTube
 
Here are a few pics of mine. I didn't do the full car. Just the plastic trim, bumper, roof, and recently finished the white knuckle offroad rock sliders. It turned out awesome. My 2 cents on getting the best finish: do it when there is low wind, temps are mild, and humidity is low. If you don't like the way it looks after two coats, just do another coat. While spraying your final coat move faster, step back about 4 feet away, and dust the whole thing. This leaves a rougher stipple that covers up any sins that your lack of skill might cause.

Zruf6Gz.jpg


DdTLAhk.jpg


WLgIRHA.jpg


Here is my post showing the in process if anyone is interested in a bit more detail on the process:
Raptor lining plastic trim and roof - With Pictures!

And for those interested, this video is spot on for technique.
The trick to RAPTOR LINER the pro's DON'T want you to know!!! How to RAPTOR line the RIGHT way! - YouTube
That looks good. I was initially going to go with black as well but I kept thinking the black was going to look dull and faded but it does not!
 
Here are a few pics of mine. I didn't do the full car. Just the plastic trim, bumper, roof, and recently finished the white knuckle offroad rock sliders. It turned out awesome. My 2 cents on getting the best finish: do it when there is low wind, temps are mild, and humidity is low. If you don't like the way it looks after two coats, just do another coat. While spraying your final coat move faster, step back about 4 feet away, and dust the whole thing. This leaves a rougher stipple that covers up any sins that your lack of skill might cause.

Zruf6Gz.jpg


DdTLAhk.jpg


WLgIRHA.jpg


Here is my post showing the in process if anyone is interested in a bit more detail on the process:
Raptor lining plastic trim and roof - With Pictures!

And for those interested, this video is spot on for technique.
The trick to RAPTOR LINER the pro's DON'T want you to know!!! How to RAPTOR line the RIGHT way! - YouTube

How well has this product held up so far? I’m toying with the idea of this on my Titanium silver to give it a two tone look.
 
What kind of prep work did you end up doing to the surface? I've heard that you really have to sand down the clear coat and prep the plastic surfaces with something else for better adhesion.
 
did you have to prime anything? I've been eyeballing the raptorliner stuff. My clearcoats gone in a bunch of spots so I think i'd have to scuff and prime. The aerosol cans are nice for small parts like the wheel flares and touch ups. You happy with it?
 

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