Custom Coat Camouflage Series 3 Ounce (Navy Blue Federal Standard Color 35048) Urethane Tint Concentrate for Tinting Truck Bed Liner Coatings - Epoxy Resin

I recently applied Raptor Liner to my rocker panels and fenders and chose to color match the two tone my truck came with from the factory. The Ford color is called Arizona Sandstone and I thought this pigment was closest out of their 40-some options. Word to the wise, go a shade darker than you'd expect. The color came out somewhere between flat-dark-earth and a sandy beach. The liner came out great but the color is less than ideal, but it will work for the time being, until I repeat it with the Army Drab Brown

Just priced too high I believe for what you get.

The product is the right color. It is indeed a true federal standard khaki. It even matches my khaki dickies shirt. I mixed with Raptor liner tintable and it looks like it should come out nicely. I have yet to spray it, however i just wanted to make folks aware that it is true to the color its supposed to be.Update: After spraying, the Khaki came out a bit lighter than expected. Maybe a bit too much yellow tint to it as well. I added 1 bottle per liter of raptor liner. No thinners. To compare, it is a bit lighter than the Toyota Quicksand color which is what I was going for. 8 liters was not thick enough on my 2004 dodge 2500 long bed. I will shoot it again this summer and add a small percentage of camp brown until I am satisfied with the shade. I will update with comparison pics once done.

Bought this to put on my 05 Duramax. Used this in tintable Raptor Bed liner. After scuffing and taping, used the Raptor Adhesion Promoter, then sprayed using about 80 psi. Love the look and finish. looks like a whole new truck. Not sure about durability yet. No one else has anything like my truck now. Prep work is key.

Hoping this helps someone out to avoid extra costs. Overall pretty satisfied with the ending result. I wanted the color just a little bit darker. Especially when the sun hits it because it looks lighter, but once it gets cloudy it looks really good. I used one bottle per 1liter of Liner. I used the raptor brand. I sprayed it at around 60-65 lbs. I did 2 good coats of the Olive color and it looks nice but when the sun hit it you could see lines and spots that were hit more then others and made it look bad. I had to purchase more color bottles and raptor to give it a final coat that was 2.5-3ft away in a circular motion. I’m glad I did that because the end result was a smooth more rough surface and it just made the truck look extremely better. Flares still need to go up but please take the time to Prep everything good and make sure all metal spots are sprayed with etch primer first. No rust at all. Some of the bumpers rust where hard to remove so I took out as much as I could and sprayed Rust remover then cleaned it well and added Rust reformer to cover it up then sprayed the liner. Came out great. Also make sure to get the adhesive promotor for any plastic or hard to sand spots. Also make sure your Spray gun has a gauge and your monitoring your lbs so you don’t have uneven consistency sprays.

I paired the battleship gray with tintable raptor liner, had issues with the raptor liner gun/hardener but not for the color purchased here, the color was spot on for what I wanted and was easy to use. Poured straight into my mix. I’m going to do another coat later on but this stuff for now, is great.

we use this on a lot of projects to change the color all you have to do is add it and shake

I used this on the inside of a fishing/duck hunting boat I'm rebuilding and can not be happier with the outcome. So easy to use and covers great. Just follow the directions.