I see youre super busy with all your other projects, but you should definitely do an update. Im curious as to how the cheap harbor freight liner held up. I bed lined my whole f350 using Rust-Oleum roll on. Id love to go over it again with Rust-Oleum and some hardner. And i will be using my shutz gun rather than rolling it on again ☺️👍
Well I can tell you how it’s doing. I drug a pallet with a couple hundred pounds on it and it scuffed it up but it held up, the raptor is a better material but for the price as long as you do 3-4 coats and let it harden over a week it should be fine.
@@LTCAproductions it is a reactive reducer, it reduces the thickness while also providing a chemical to help harden the mixture. We use it a lot in paint applications where you can help harden the paint faster by adding a reactive reducer
I like the work you do.
Thank you very much, I do the best I can with what I have
I see youre super busy with all your other projects, but you should definitely do an update. Im curious as to how the cheap harbor freight liner held up. I bed lined my whole f350 using Rust-Oleum roll on. Id love to go over it again with Rust-Oleum and some hardner. And i will be using my shutz gun rather than rolling it on again ☺️👍
Well I can tell you how it’s doing. I drug a pallet with a couple hundred pounds on it and it scuffed it up but it held up, the raptor is a better material but for the price as long as you do 3-4 coats and let it harden over a week it should be fine.
@@1194video awesome, thank you ☺️👍
Nice
Covers a multitude of sins. I like it.
And it’s much cheaper than the competitors, I’m going to use it before laying down killmat in the car
Does the can come with the dent free of charge?
They probably dented it at the factory to cheat me on material lol
@@1194video The can I bought at HF and every can on the shelf had similar dents in them so I believe 1194 is correct its to put less in the can!
What psi did you use
I just adjusted til I got what I liked in coverage, just start low and go up til you are satisfied
Where did you find the reducer?
O Reilly
Can u tell the ratio you used for this? Also the psi in your spray gun? I’m about to do my trailer and some help would be nice.
I started at 30 and raised the pressure to my liking but as for ratio, i did mine for every 1 cup of liner I used 1/4 cup of reducer
Thanks for your expertise
@@1194videowhat you refer to as the reducer is the up2323 hardener?
@@LTCAproductions it is a reactive reducer, it reduces the thickness while also providing a chemical to help harden the mixture. We use it a lot in paint applications where you can help harden the paint faster by adding a reactive reducer
@@1194video what did you d to keep the gun clean in between coats?
Dude, respirator..... you'll be glad you did when you get older. Might seen fine now, but all that fine mist will take its toll.
I did go get one, I was not using one there but had the paint booth fan running to help with fumes
Did you use reducer or just the upol 2323?
I only added the upol 2323. It’s held up good so far
@1194video Awesome thank you just ordered some!
That upol he used is an activator/hardener NOT a reducer. The proper thing to use is a urethane reducer.
@@silvercommander yes you can just use the reducer, the reason I used reactive reducer is to help it dry quicker