How To (Sprayed On Bedliner) on Jeep Using SEM Rock-It Liner

[@CarAddictGarage]

Thanks for watching and I hope you enjoyed the bed linen video. The links I mentioned in the video are listed in the description above. For a new video, every week subscribe at kzbin.info Instagram at instagram.com/donniesmith88 Twitter at twitter.com/donniesmith7

[@marceloevera2009]

how it feels after cured? rubber like u line or rock hard like raptor?

[@dennisredmond7122]

This is a good video to help the DIYer get through a project!

[@UCanDoIt2Mike]

Thanks for the overview Donny. Thinking about this or similar product for my current CJ7 project. Thanks for sharing. Thumbs Up!

[@CarAddictGarage]

You're welcome, thanks for watching.

[@mattsvintageshop2925]

i am still restoring my truck , i plan on using the raptor tintable bed liner interior floor and trunk walls i plan on useing same toner same color as the new green paint thats going to used to paint the truck, im going to epoxy primer the and use primer sealer for the trunk floor and walls and all floors

[@fharris3600]

Excellent learning experience! Thanks

[@khanartistmusic7343]

Solid work gents

[@bigrichcolburn9442]

You should try using U-Pol Raptor next time.

[@mattsvintageshop2925]

did you use just epoxy primer and used the bed liner correct??

[@MrFreeze79]

hello!! I'm wondering if you could make a video regarding CFM's and shop compressors necessary to handle HVLP guns.. also if you can talk about LVLP guns as well, i'm having a hard time setting up my home shop to be capable of spraying my projects, without having to buy a 60 gallon $2000 tank that can output enough volume to run these HVLP guns. it's quite frustrating and no body shop guys on youtube i've see, ever talk or mention it. thanks so much!!!

[@CarAddictGarage]

HVLP repair more volume than most people thing. It's less pressure, but more volume. I will keep this in mind for upcoming videos.

[@i8BBQ4Lunch]

Nice job. I think even I could handle this. I assume it is less expensive than a commercial job. I am on a budget.

[@CarAddictGarage]

Yes, it is cheaper and it really is easy to spray.

[@TinnonFamilyFarm]

Didn't know u where in Kansas cool Go Grizzles....

[@backyardbowties]

How is it holding up

[@CharlesSnyder]

You mentioned silicones, oddly enough I have a project that I'm working on, that needs the silicone oils to be removed, what would you suggest, product wise, to remove those remaining oils left behind after removing silicone? Thanks!

[@CarAddictGarage]

First wash with soap and water. Then use a wax and grease remover. Most paint companies have one. For PPG the number is DX 320and Shopline is JX 101

[@CharlesSnyder]

DIY Auto Body and Paint thanks for the tip, have to bond two shells of fiberglass together, the silicone oils left behind will likely interfere with that. Cheers!