Reach For The Glass
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I looks a lot better than Protectakote. I actually applied protectakote under the trim too which works well. It isn't durable to things being dragged on it to be fair. I think i'll give this stuff a go next time round!Didn’t like the idea of protectakote too many horror stories of flaking and fading. What I loved about raptor was the ability to apply it to the texture you require and it’s so quick to do.
I did my LDV Cub in Protectacoat, it looked good new but didn't stand up to the wear and tear of use or stop the floor rusting.I tried rubber mats over ply but water just gets under everything I am going to have to take out the ply that is now rotting after two and a half years in my vauxhall vivaro. Undecided on whether to go raptor or protectacoat, there seems to be negative stories on both sides.
Totally touch dry now.
Hi pjj , yes is a 2 part system basically add hardener to the paint then roll or spray on, roll for a better finish.Is this a two pack product or just air drying ?? Do you put a hardener in it ?
Hi pjj , yes is a 2 part system basically add hardener to the paint then roll or spray on, roll for a better finish.
super easy system to use, perfect finish and cost about £50.
2 years later I still don’t even have a scratch on mine.
If I’m honest it wasn’t mine mate it was half the size of an oil barrel??What size compressor do you have @Reach For The Glass ? I was toying with the idea of doing raptor for my next van build in the new year but only have room for a little 50ltr compressor in my garage!!
Is that rolled on??Did mine with raptor a few weeks ago.
The cold probably wasn't the best weather to do it in as mine has chipped off in a few places. Either that or I didn't prep the surface well enough.
Got enough left for another coat though.
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Sleedliner is great stuff by £ for £ imo raptor cannot be beatenI had mine done with speedlined as rapter liner wasn’t available at the time any two pack stuff should be very durable , it’s just the single pack stuff like protectercoat that wearers very quickly , yours is a lot cheaper than mine , I paid £700 !!!!
If I’m honest it wasn’t mine mate it was half the size of an oil barrel??
can hire a big one mate for not a lot and would be done within a morning.
Is that rolled on??
did you use grip4 and scotch guard pads?
Sleedliner is great stuff by £ for £ imo raptor cannot be beaten
Sounds good but make sure you either wipe everything over with xyelene or you use a primer specific to what bully liner suggest. The secret is all in the preparation- get that right, keyed and degreased and you shouldn’t have any issues (although temperature can have an affect too so check what the limitations are on the guidelines)Nice work mate, did you use sand paper or sander? I have bulllyliner instead but i haven"t use it yet. I'm planning to remove all the ply then sand it down by using sanding blocks and 300 grit sandpaper before I paint it with a paint brush for 3 layers.
Is that bad plan?
Just use 3m scotch pads it’s more than enough to key the bodywork up.Nice work mate, did you use sand paper or sander? I have bulllyliner instead but i haven"t use it yet. I'm planning to remove all the ply then sand it down by using sanding blocks and 300 grit sandpaper before I paint it with a paint brush for 3 layers.
Is that bad plan?