Raptor Liner - Best product ever for do it yourselfers

**Trauma** · 07-17-2011, 10:39 PM

So, I know I told everyone I wanted to go for my first wheeling experience this weekend, but I ended up too excited to try this kit that I bought out and made it a weekend project. So next week for wheeling!

Anyway, this stuff is amazing. I got quoted $225 by a line-x dealer to do this job for me. It costed me $110 for the kit I bought, and I only used 1 of the 4 bottles. So really this was a $25 job.

The kit comes with 4 liters of liner material and the hardener you have to mix in. The measuring system to mix in hardener is idiot proof. You fill it to the line on the bottle, recap it and shake.

The kit comes with a nifty spray gun that you need an air compressor for or alternative method like I used.

People on jeepforum have done their entire interior or even entire vehicle in this stuff. I would say it is the exact same quality and consistency of Rhino/Line-X

It is also extremely easy to use the gun is very controlled and doesnt overspray much.

Anyway, check it out. I will definitely be doing more stuff with it, if not my entire interior.

**Goonies.nsd** · 07-17-2011, 10:51 PM

Nice. Looks great. I would put this in the Product review section or the General 4X4 tech section. The product review section needs some building up. Do you have a link to post?? I like how it comes as a kit. I would be interested in something like that.

**Trauma** · 07-17-2011, 11:02 PM

Originally Posted by Goonies.nsd

Nice. Looks great. I would put this in the Product review section or the General 4X4 tech section. The product review section needs some building up. Do you have a link to post?? I like how it comes as a kit. I would be interested in something like that.

I bought mine on ebay because it was a few dollars cheaper. But heres an amazon link real quick.

I didnt even know we had a product review section lol...

Amazon.com: U-POL Tintable TRUCK BED LINER SPRAY COATING-Bedliner: Automotive

**Goonies.nsd** · 07-17-2011, 11:05 PM

HA, yeah i have noticed that the product review section is lacking. Thanks for the link. makes it easy for the lazy not to do a Google search LOL.

**Trauma** · 07-17-2011, 11:08 PM

Originally Posted by Goonies.nsd

HA, yeah i have noticed that the product review section is lacking. Thanks for the link. makes it easy for the lazy not to do a Google search LOL.

I accidentally linked you the tintable kit. They make it colormatchable. You have to have a shop colormatch it for you on the side.

I bought the plain black kit.

**Goonies.nsd** · 07-17-2011, 11:10 PM

Looks nice on the rock rails. I have been thinking of getting a kit and the roll on stuff can get blochy and is hard to spread evenly. the spray looks like it fixes that.

The link still give you an idea. Thanks

**silverzj** · 07-17-2011, 11:41 PM

thread has been moved to product reviews.

**Doxastic** · 07-20-2011, 02:58 PM

How well has the stuff been holding up? It seems easy and flexible to put on, buy how easy is it to scratch/rub off?

**87YJ** · 07-21-2011, 10:45 PM

looks nice. ive been thinkin about doing the roll on herculiner kit, but you changed my mind

**NiceGuySanti** · 12-19-2011, 11:55 PM

i did my grill, front bumper, lower half of body and doors, door sills and tailgate. This stuff is the sheeeeet. it holds up to pinstripe trees, rocks, sand and other stuff really well. I have taken hits to my doors where they have dented but the raptor stayed intact