Custom Coat Bright Silver 2 Quart (1/2 Gallon) Urethane Spray-On Truck Bed Liner Kit - Easy Mixing, Just Shake, Shoot - Durable Textured Protective Coating, Prevent Stop Rust - Car, Auto Equipment

Excellent finish and extremely easy to apply. I would consider myself a novice and had no issues. We applied the product a month ago on the exterior of our Jeep and will be starting assembly. Can't wait to see how it holds up once we get the doors, windshield, and hood on.

First, as with any paint work PREP is key. Prep, prep and prep again. After a thorough sanding, I laid down a coat of primer, after it tacked up I shot the bedliner. Several things to note.1. VERY east to mix (just add hardener to the line and shake)2. The gun is pretty OK to use, just don't overtighten and clean every 2 liters3. Spray pattern is very forgivingI'm pretty methodical when I spray, this stuff does not require being a robot. The texture hides overlap and seams pretty well. Just go by eye and don't be afraid of shooting a spot that doesn't look right. No blending required.I have a shaker, so while I was spraying, I had another liter lined up and shaking so I didn't have to wait. Empty one, run some thinner through the gun, set up another liter and start shaking.I was able to coat the entire underbody of my Chevelle with heavy coats with 4 liters., I did the interior with the remaining four for the 8 liter kit. I like the fact it's not so thick that it flattens the surface, you can see that I have nice clean panels underneath and inside.Applied it about a month ago, hasn't seen any "duty" yet so I cannot speak to longevity/wear issues. I will update when I get it on the road for a few months. But so far I am extremely happy with this product.As for the color, it's black, but dries to a less glossy black as you can see in the photos.

I'd give this product 5 stars but it took far longer to get to me than originally stated. That being said, I am very pleased with it. I bought the 8 liter kit to coat my 99 jeep tj with hardtop and full doors. I ended up having 2 bottles left so I'm going to coat the frame. I taped and prepped everything which was a pain, considering I painted the hard top and doors after removing them. It turned out great. My friends now call my rig "murder jeep", so there's that. Now this vehicle is not for the faint of heart. It will cause fear in the heart of your enemies. It will inspire jealousy in all your friends. Hell, it may even cause an unexpected pregnancy! That's how bad a&& this thing is after applying the coating to the exterior.

This was possibly the easiest to apply coating I’ve ever come into contact with. I used it to spray a camper shell for my Tacoma, and the job ended up looking completely professional. The most time-consuming part was using sandpaper to heavily scuff the existing finish so the new product would adhere properly.The included Schutz gun worked flawlessly with the regulator set to 55-60 psi. Cleanup was easy with acetone, and only needed about 1/2 cup to get the gun spotless inside.The camper shell I purchased was used, and had many deep scratches around the access doors. These covered completely with the bed liner, and aren’t visible from any angle or in any light, even though I didn’t use body filler.I sprayed this about a month ago, and it has been outside in the sun and rain ever since, with no sign of wear or fading.It took two of the four liters to apply two heavy coats.

This product is awesome! First, it arrived sooner than expected (go Amazon!). Next, the instructions were easy. I prepped my jeep wrangler, mixed the product with the hardener, and sprayed it on. I used a small 6 gallon portable ridgid air compressor. The gun sprayed easy and the product went on well. I've had the product on for 2 weeks now, even power washed the inside again after getting her a little muddy. No chipping or flaking. Pretty strong product. I love this product so much, I'm doing the custom color one for the outside next.

This stuff is fool-proof. Sprays easy. Adheres great. Looks great. Clean the gun every 2 bottles sprayed. I used acetone. Remove masking within 30-45 minutes at the most. I also added 1.5 oz urethane reducer (up to 10%) & it helped get the finish to lay a little flatter. I would highly recommend this product. Now let's see what a Minnesota winter does to this product. GO WILD!

My install went great and looks great. Just have a buddy mix up the next bottle of liner while you are still spraying so you can keep a wet edge otherwise you will see where you stopped and re-started.

I purchased this stuff around a year ago and never apply it until yesterday/today. After pressure washing the back of my pickup out (mine is a 2003 Ford F250 Super Duty short box), I covered the windows and and taped every thing that I didn't want covered in paint. The instructions are very easy to understand, which is always a plus for me. So I mixed the liner and harder, according to the proportions specified by the instructions. I got the kit with the spray gun in it, but since I've never used one in my life, I went and bought a roller and a brush. I highly recommend the roller kit for anyone with no experience with spray guns. I did two coats and I might need to do more, but I if had the time and paint, I would do three. I did a first coat and left it overnight to dry and set up. I apply the 2nd coat today and so far so good. To do the two coats on my pickup bed, it took two of the four bottles and it looks awesome. Another plus is that it is dry to touch/sit on between a hour to hour and a half. I never did apply any primer but I did use 100 grit sandpaper that is for metal.

Good enough product and easy to use. The gun isnt the best quality. Ran out of product at the end and had to run to the store to get more. 4 cans is not enough for 1 full coat. Wish i had the 6 cans and would have been able to complete a thick 1st coat and a second thin coat

easy to work with