U-POL RAPTOR Tough and Tintable Bed Liner and Protective Coating featured on Performance TV

[@setholiver1581]

great video I use alot of raptor liner black and tintable have done 11 hole vehicles with it this year and around 30 truck beds never had any issues with it always comes out great thanks for a great product

[@UPOLRaptor]

Glad to here you love the product so much! Feel free to share some photos on our RAPTOR Facebook page! facebook.com/Raptor-USA-Bed-Liner-Protective-Coating-284518391682625/

[@setholiver1581]

U-POL I wish I had a Facebook I have 1 video of my dodge truck done in anvil color and black 2tone I do alot of business with your product really want to open a shop in psl Florida because I've done 20k in profit in 22 weekends ppl love this stuff and I only work on weekends and I'm making a killing Chris Adams was guna talk to me but never got back to me

[@UPOLRaptor]

Hi Seth. Since you don't have Facebook, feel free to email anything you would like to share so we can post it for you. [e-mail] Chris Adams should be getting back in touch with you shortly.

[@craigvickery2236]

How much product did you use on a full size pick up?

[@pctest456]

U-POL How much do I need to cover a Toyota 4Runner

[@TalsmaBRT]

Could you make a video showing the Raptor under different air pressure settings and different ratios of reducer. Would really help the DIY on making a decision. I've been searching for days on the web looking someone that has done a smooth finish.

[@arthurprado3818]

I was just thinking the same thing. Have you had any luck finding videos that show variances in speed/ distance from substrate/ psi to achieve various textures?

[@TalsmaBRT]

@@arthurprado3818 No, I bit the bullet and bought a kit and am going to do my own testing. Will hope to have a video of it. I will be testing reducer ratio and PSI.

[@arthurprado3818]

Randy Talsma Excellent! would greatly appreciate if you could make a video, to get an idea of textures. I’m looking to do this to me 98 Jeep Cherokee. If all goes well perhaps start a little side business doing it. My background is in automotive collision repair.

[@wingandhog]

I love this product. I have used it twice on automotive applications. I’m getting ready to paint my old (paint worn) Harley. My challenge is …… what color???🤔

[@stephencowles1021]

Nice video - much appreciated. I'm going to do a 2000 Jeep Wrangler - inside and out. Couple questions I have are: 1- I have some rust in the foot wells - I'm going to us POR-15 on those. How should I prep the painted POR-15 area prior to putting the raptor down? (Acid 8 only? Sand it and then Acid 8?, etc). 2- For the inside - I have to do a good amount of sanding. I want to make sure I get the surface right. I'm thinking I should use Acid 8 anywhere I could have gotten down to metal and Grip 4 basically anywhere else. I'm asking - any reason not to be heavy handed with Acid 8 and Grip 4? 3- For the Hard Top - any reason not to Grip 4 the entire thing (after sanding and normal prep) just to be safe? 4- I have the same bumpers that you did in this video - can you let me know how you prepped them? (Did you just use Grip 4?) Appreciate it -

[@UPOLRaptor]

Hi Stephen. You can follow the instructions for top coating that POR-15 provides. Once the coating is dried as per the manufacturer's recommendations, you can sand with 120-180 grit paper (don't break through the POR-15 coating!), and then apply RAPTOR over top. If you have more technical questions, email me at [e-mail], and I'll get a Technical Sales Representative in touch with you.

[@dirtycommtroop]

sand the rust, spray self etching primer over it, and you should he good.

[@mattrobertson8265]

I have a question I can't get answers for what is the tint is it just paint ?and where do I get it ???

[@tcoop616]

The color of my truck is Graystone Metallic, How close will the color match be, and will it be metallic?

[@UPOLRaptor]

Hi Tim, The metallic will make the color look a little lighter. My suggestion is because you don't really see the metallic in the Raptor besides making it a little lighter would be to get the color made and leave out the metallic. The shade will be closer.

[@brianlayton6704]

Appreciate the video and love the product. Purchased 8 bottles tintable and 6 bottles black for my Toyota Pickup and painting this coming up Wednesday...question is when should tape be removed after spraying? No info located on tape removal. Appreciate any advice.

[@UPOLRaptor]

Hi Brian, that's great to hear, thank you for the feedback. Regarding your question, wait between 60-90 minutes after applying your final coat of RAPTOR before removing the tape. Hope it helps

[@tcoop616]

@@UPOLRaptor Is just regular masking tape OK or is wire tape required?

[@UPOLRaptor]

@@tcoop616 Hi Tim, Regular masking tape is alright. Thank you

[@defaultname7993]

Im going to try the black. If I need to touch up a spot or scratch later, do I need to mix up a full liter? Thanks!

[@UPOLRaptor]

Hi. If you need to do a touch up, you don't need to mix a full liter. RAPTOR is a 3:1 product, so in a automotive paint mixing cup, mix 3 parts RAPTOR to 1 part hardener in any quantity you want. You will need an HVLP gun or some other gun plus cup setup, though, since you won't be able to use the RAPTOR bottle with the RAPTOR gun since you're mixing outside the bottle. Do not use a used RAPTOR bottle. The cup/bottle you spray from must be clean.

[@fightzoid]

For door dings, can I just put a layer of filler in the dent and sand it to a semi smooth surface? Do I need a primer over the filler? I plan on doing my 78 F250 in the spring and it's covered in small dents.

[@UPOLRaptor]

HI +Don Shore. Best practice is to lightly sand paint / door ding area with 180, apply filler, and finish sand filler before applying RAPTOR. RAPTOR can be directly top coated without priming. Applying primer is optional.

[@fightzoid]

Cool thanx!

[@johnjude2685]

Should show some old linners how they hold up

[@terrencewilliams2467]

I noticed that the gentleman in the video was holding color swatches . Do they represent available colors by Raptor for their tintable product? And are they available for purchase?

[@UPOLRaptor]

Hi Terrence. RAPTOR comes in two color formulations - Black and Tintable. You can add automotive paint to the Tintable of RAPTOR to match nearly any color. For the tint, you should buy a solvent based toner, such as a urethane based color, 2K acrylic solid color, or a mixed acrylic basecoat. For the best color match results, ask the paint supplier to leave out the binder so you get pure pigment. The final color will appear slightly lighter than the base color. If you talk to your local automotive paint store, they will be able to help you.

[@kenhews331]

U-POL how much to completely do a 2000f250 super cab short bed exterior

[@kenhews331]

U-POL do you have tint to go with your product

[@UPOLRaptor]

Hi Ken, we don't have tint to go with RAPTOR yet. You can use any tint as long as it is solvent-based. Hope it helps

[@UPOLRaptor]

Hi Ken, 1 liter covers approximately 30 square feet. One 4 Liter Kit will cover an average 8' truck bed. Two 4 Liter Kits will coat an average Jeep body using HVLP gun. You can check our brochure online for more details: www.raptorcoatings.com/us/en/literature

[@pyd2ply]

What are your thoughts for prep on new sheet metal, with mill scale that has not come off with a wire wheel or flap disc? Will the acid etch primer be enough?

[@UPOLRaptor]

Hi Norm. Without actually seeing the condition of the metal, it’s difficult to answer the question. However, ACID#8 will not neutralize or prevent the rust from continuing to grow. If you have not been successful in removing it with a wire wheel or a flap disk, you have a couple of choices. 1) a corrosion inhibiting epoxy primer may work depending on how well you have been able to clean and sand the surface. 2) application of a corrosion converting or encapsulating product followed up by RAPTOR.

[@kyleclapsaddle9212]

How well does it hold up on chrome. After sanding do you recommend spraying a primer first or can you spray directly over top the sanded chrome finish?

[@UPOLRaptor]

Hi Kyle. We had another user ask about chrome a few weeks ago, and his application turned out GREAT! His username is AGM88E if you want to connect with him. Chrome presents some adhesion challenges. Reasonably good results can be obtained if one of the following is used, but note that chrome is not an "approved" substrate: 1) Good - Grill - Sand the surface as well as possible, apply two coats of GRIP#4, allow to dry then apply RAPTOR. This technique was used by one of our sales men last year on a Toyota grill and it worked quite well. 2) Best - Bumper and Grill - Sand the surface as well as possible, apply epoxy primer (following primers guidelines), than apply RAPTOR. Another option could be to sand and apply 2 coats of ACID#8 and then apply RAPTOR. Note that this has not been fully tested, so test in an inconspicuous spot first.

[@TomKatt8569]

I have 1994 c1500 that's in bad shape when it comes to its paint no major rust though. About how much Raptor would I need and what kind of compressor would be the best to use

[@UPOLRaptor]

Good morning, a 4 bottle kit (or 1 US Gallon Kit) cover approximately 12m2 (125 sq. ft). A 6 HP compressor that generates 150 PSI line pressure should provide sufficient air supply, but is dependent on the application equipment / gun (Shultz type or gravity feed HVLP) used to apply the RAPTOR.

[@texasfire3932]

Would the raptor liner fade after a while and how well does it hold up against mud sand and dirt? Is it easy to clean? I see some of the samples have a gloss and others don't, how is that?

[@UPOLRaptor]

RAPTOR Liner has exceptional durability and UV resistance. Depending on where you live, the color of your RAPTOR Liner application should last for many years without fading. RAPTOR Liner is also extremely durable against mud, sand and dirt. It's very difficult to chip or scratch RAPTOR, but if you do, RAPTOR Liner is easily repaired with an additional application. Cleaning RAPTOR is easy - simply hose off. RAPTOR Liner Black mixed in the standard 3:1 mix ratio is a satin black finish, which is quite glossy. To add more gloss, the best way is to clear over the top of it. If you want more of a matte/less glossy finished, there are flattening agents (paste or powders) that are available from any of the automotive paint manufacturers that can be added to RAPTOR. Just follow the guide line for how “flat” you want it to be.

[@janannanderson4999]

I want to apply the epoxy first to cover all sand through the grip 4 would be used under the epoxy in inside corners and areas that can't be properly scuff sanded.

[@UPOLRaptor]

Hi Janann. It is not necessary nor recommend to use GRIP#4 under epoxy. Epoxy primer has superior adhesion qualities and a slower cure time, so epoxy generally bonds to areas that have been adequately scuffed with a red scuff pad, as in the corners of a bed as you described.

[@alesbraborec7149]

@@UPOLRaptor Ahoj prosím pod jakým tlakem udělat jemnější povrch a pak hrubší povrch. Ještě se chci zeptat je tento materiál dobrý dávat na podvozek auta..Zde u nás někdo říká ano někdo říká ne..Nemáme s tím moc dlouhé zkušenosti..Děkuji za odpověď

[@threatnet1]

Hello, can you be specific about mixing the tint? I have read that guys are trying to mix the tint but the bottle is not big enough. Can you also go over air pressure ?

[@UPOLRaptor]

Hi +JNPerformance. For tinting, typically 5% color is required for good opacity, but RAPTOR can be tinted up to 10% depending on color you want.When tinting above 5%, product will need to be mixed out of the bottle in a suitable mixing cup. For best color control, add color by weight. For best results, use the solvent based toners from basecoat mixing systems. RAPTOR® can also be tinted with solvent based basecoats and solvent based 2K solid color isocyanate cured paints. Where 2K paints are used this will also need to be activated before use. Do not use waterbased systems to tint RAPTOR®.

[@willholloway96]

How did you get that darker red/black? And is that colour swatch available to buy?

[@UPOLRaptor]

Hi William. RAPTOR comes in 2 colors only: Black and Tintable. You can mix the Tintable to any color you like! Go to your local automotive paint supply shop, and they can help you color match. RAPTOR is compatible with any urethane based color, including 2K acrylic solid color and mixed acrylic basecoats, and can be added up to 10% by volume (ask your paint supplier to leave out the binders if possible for best pigment density. NOTE: Acrylic basecoat toners tend to have high color strength so use sparingly (less than 10% tint by volume). RAPTOR cannot be used with water based, polyester, or enamel paints. You can add up to 10% tint. For more information about how to tint and apply RAPTOR, check out the TDS here: www.u-pol.com/files/11482/up0821-SDS-EN

[@travisparker3272]

Where do I get one of those bouncy house type of paint booth, that would be great to have to do projects..!

[@UPOLRaptor]

Hi Travis. We don't endorse any particular brand, but I'm sure if you search "inflatable paint booth", you'll find what you are looking for!

[@threatnet1]

Hello, I'm coating a crossmember but shooting epoxy primer on first. is it best to let that dry then shoot upol or shoot when primer is still tacky?

[@UPOLRaptor]

Hello, are you using the Raptor Epoxy Primer? If so, please have a look to the technical datasheet (www.raptorcoatings.com/files/10369/raptor-anti-corrosive-epoxy-primer-SDS-EN-UK). Raptor epoxy primer can be applied wet-on-wet after 1 hour. Hope it helps

[@Wesley22619]

If I wanted to apply raptor liner on my head liner, does it act as a heat barrier or insulator?

[@UPOLRaptor]

Hi Wesley. RAPTOR does not have a feature of insulating on interior headliner application. Some installers will apply RAPTOR on the exterior in White to deflect heat (simply because of color).

[@threatnet1]

Hi Upol, I have coated a bumper and a fiberglass engine cover with your product. I didn't quite get the color match that I wanted. is it permissible to apply another color coat over the already cured product?

[@UPOLRaptor]

Hi JNPerformance. Yes, you can apply another coat of color over the cured product. Allow the application to cure for at least 24 hours. Then remove all loose material. Clean and degrease surface. Sand damaged surface as well as a few inches into the surrounding area with P120-P220 grit sand paper. Feather out all hard/rough edges to a smooth edge/transition between RAPTOR™ and the existing surface. Reclean the surface. After that, you can follow the regular RAPTOR instructions.

[@notyodaddy1499]

How many bottles would it take so spray the keep body minus the hardtop?

[@UPOLRaptor]

Hi MAD. To spray the body (excluding the hard top) of a Jeep this size or similar vehicle, you would need about two 4L kits (8 bottles total). U-POL now offers 1L kits as well, so if you need a little extra, you can purchase the smaller 1L kit. These are also great for touch ups small jobs!

[@threatnet1]

Can you advise what the prep is for a molded fiberglass engine cover from an 89 chevy g30 van?

[@UPOLRaptor]

Hi JNPerformance. The prep for rigid Plastic (ABF, SMC) and fiberglass is: Abrade with 120-180. Clean and degrease.

[@threatnet1]

Thanks UPOL

[@SamFunk12]

how does one go about color tinting the raptor? I want to have a chunkier bedliner then have a lighter more smooth finish on the rest of the truck.

[@UPOLRaptor]

Hi +Sam Meyers. For the tint, you should buy a solvent based toner, such as a urethane based color, 2K acrylic solid color, or a mixed acrylic basecoat. For the best color match results, ask the paint supplier to leave out the binder so you get pure pigment. The final color will appear slightly lighter than the base color. If you talk to your local automotive paint store, they will be able to help you out.

[@janannanderson4999]

If used as an undercoat, how high of heat can raptor handle from exhaust systems if an inch or so away?

[@UPOLRaptor]

Hi Janann. Raptor has a temperature resistance of -0.4⁰F to 212⁰F (-18°C to 100°C) so it is not recommended to use Raptor that close to an exhaust system.

[@masonmainpage4105]

@@UPOLRaptor -0.4 dg f doesnt seem like a very low temp for resistance?

[@UPOLRaptor]

​@@masonmainpage4105 Hi Mason, -this is for extended exposure. We recommend 0.4⁰F to 212⁰F....

[@Move_U]

U-pol do you apply the primer first or the adhesion first

[@UPOLRaptor]

Hi Paxton. Recommended procedure would be to apply RAPTOR Epoxy primer or ACID#8 to any bare metal, galvanized or aluminum surfaces that require priming. In this application - GRIP#4 adhesion promoter is not required. GRIP#4 is recommended to ensure adhesion on areas that have not / cannot be well sanded or on flexible plastic components like bumper covers and fender flairs / extensions.

[@threatnet1]

Hello Upol. One more question. For the 750ml bottles, how much color tint is the 10%? 100ml max?

[@UPOLRaptor]

Hi JNPerformance. It's max 10% of activated product, so 750ml RAPTOR + 250ml RAPTOR Hardener + max of 100ml tin. Note that you can buy the tint from your local automotive paint supply store, and they should be able to help you color match. When you go to your local automotive paint supply store, be sure to tell them for best color match results, Tintable RAPTOR requires a urethane single stage color. If you choose to use basecoat, ask your paint supplier to leave the binder out of the formulation so it is pure pigment. The final color will appear slightly lighter than the base color. Once mixed, check the color of the tinted system before spraying and adjust if critical. For tinting, typically 5% color is required for good opacity. When tinting above 5%, product will need to be mixed out of the bottle in a suitable mixing cup. For best color control, add color by weight. For best results, use the solvent based toners from basecoat mixing systems. RAPTOR® can also be tinted with solvent based basecoats and solvent based 2K solid color isocyanate cured paints. Where 2K paints are used this will also need to be activated before use. Show less

[@donaldappelhof2059]

Can I paint over it and will the paint stick well?

[@UPOLRaptor]

Yes, Raptor Epoxy Primer is designed to be overpainted. Raptor itself can be overpainted after leaving overnight- just scuff the surface with a scotch pad, degrease and paint.

[@8-bitpurpleguy903]

How would Raptor hold up on a boat bottom?

[@UPOLRaptor]

We would generally not suggest RAPTOR for use on the outside of the boat, below he water line, but RAPTOR can be applied to most other sections of a boat. Follow the instructions on the TDS for the specific substrate your boat is made of.

[@amigotx2678]

I HAVE A 21 FT TOYOTA DOLPHIN RV THAT I NEED TO FIX SOME ROOF LEAKS. CAN THIS U-POL RAPTOR WORK ON A FIBERGLASS ROOF.

[@UPOLRaptor]

Yes! RAPTOR can be applied to fiberglass. For optimal adhesion, use an adhesion promoter, like U-POL GRIP#4 (UP0799). You can then follow the instructions as usual. Check out the TDS for more information. www.u-pol.co.uk/documents/datasheets/tds/RLB-TDS-US.pdf

[@amigotx2678]

THANKS FOR YOUR REPLY.\ CAN THIS BE SPRAYED OVER ETERNABOND TAPE WHICH IS ON EACH SIDE THE WHOLE LENGTH OF THE ROOF. OR WILL I HAVE TO COMPLETELY REMOVE THE TAPE. ALSO IS THE 4 CAN KIT ENOUGH TO COVER APPROXIMATELY 21 FT.

[@UPOLRaptor]

We have no experience with this substance but are of the opinion that if GRIP#4 Universal Adhesion Promoter were applied to the tape first, we would not anticipate any adhesion issues. Test a small, inconspicuous section of the ETERNABOND tape before doing the full job. One 4L kit of RAPTOR will cover about 125 square feet of surface area, depending on the thickness of the application. For more information on typical applications and the volume of RAPTOR needed, checkout this document. www.u-pol.co.uk/documents/catalogues/RAPTOR-U-POL-Indicative-Coverage-EN.pdf

[@aluminum8banger]

Can raptor liner be used as a sound deadner

[@UPOLRaptor]

Hi aluminum8banger. We have had some user use RAPTOR as a sound dampener with success, but it has not been tested by U-POL.

[@scottg9481]

Can you spray base coat over raptor liner? Im spraying white over my white vehicle but it doesnt seem to be covering the primer very well.

[@UPOLRaptor]

Hi Scott. RAPTOR has very high opacity, so it should cover anything, especially primer. Is it spraying splotchy or is the primer showing through the RAPTOR, like the RAPTOR is too transparent?

[@scottg9481]

Too transparent, i sprayed the first coat and the texture is nice and uniform but i can still see primer. Im on the 1 hour flash time now so i wanted to know if i should try a second coat or just bas over it

[@UPOLRaptor]

Hi Scott. You should definitely do 2 coats for sufficient covereage, which is the recommended application. RAPTOR can be topcoated, but generally, it's not needed. Clearcoats and basecoats do not have the same level of durability as RAPTOR and are more likely to chip under heavy duty use. If you do choose to spray a basecoat over RAPTOR, allow RAPTOR to dry for 24 hours first. Then, lightly abrade fully cured RAPTOR with a gray scuff pad, clean and degrease, and follow the basecoat manufacturer's instructions.

[@scottg9481]

Thank you for your help i like this product so far a nd i really appreciate your prompt response

[@UPOLRaptor]

You're more than welcome. Next time, give us a call. I can't promise someone will respond this quickly on KZbin every time. [phone]

[@4braydenc]

when mixing color you said "add 10%" does that mean if i have 1000ml of raptor product I add 100ml of color? thx

[@UPOLRaptor]

Hi Brayden Clarke. That is exactly right. Depending on the type of tint you are using and how strong you want the color to be, you can add up to 10% tint, so you can do less than 10%. Also note that if you do choose to add 10% tint that it will not all quite fit in the bottle. You'll have to mix in a separate container and pour part of the mixed product back into the bottle.

[@4braydenc]

Yes forsure, that makes sense. i was using those ratios for easy numbers. I have a pergundy color truck that i plan to spray. i wasnt sure if i should use the rock liner and color it afterwards? or mix the color with the raptor and spray it all at once. can you spray a clear coat ontop of it?? thx alot

[@UPOLRaptor]

Hi Brayden. Of course you should use the tintable RAPTOR! That insures that the color has the protective properties of the coating. Applying the color over the bedliner would leave your color susceptible to damage. You can spray a clear coat over RAPTOR, but it's not recommended. For the same reason, the bedliner underneath would have all the protective properties you're looking for, but the clearcoat would not. If you decide to do it, once RAPTOR is applied and dry, lightly scuff the RAPTOR with a gray scuff pad, blow off, clean with wax and grease remover and apply the clear.

[@4braydenc]

the clear coat i have, and plan to use is a sealant. I asumed it would seal/protect the the raptor liner after it is applied just like it does with other paint. is that wrong? will it ruin the raptor liner if a clear coat is sprayed over top?

[@4braydenc]

i will spray a test piece first. id like to see how it turns out after i spray a sheet with the tinted raptor/color mix. i will then scuff and clear coat the liner giving it a more of a "glossy shine." depending how it holds together will determine on how i go about this project im tackling. thx for the help

[@janannanderson4999]

Can the grip 4 be used under epoxy primer?

[@UPOLRaptor]

Hi Janann. Can you tell me a little more about what you're trying to do? The beautry of epoxy primer is that it bonds to aluminum, galvanized and bare metal, so there should be no reason to use GRIP#4 Universal Adhesion Promoter with epoxy primer.

[@UPOLRaptor]

Hi Janann. It is not necessary nor recommend to use GRIP#4 under epoxy. Epoxy primer has superior adhesion qualities and a slower cure time, so epoxy generally bonds to areas that have been adequately scuffed with a red scuff pad, as in the corners of a bed as you described.

[@90zuk4]

Do you sell the tint with the kit, or do I buy it from somewhere else?

[@UPOLRaptor]

Visit your local automotive paint (PBE) supply store, and they can help you color match. RAPTOR is compatible with any urethane based color, including 2K acrylic solid color and mixed acrylic basecoats, and can be added up to 10% by volume (ask your paint supplier to leave out the binders if possible for best pigment density. NOTE: Acrylic basecoat toners tend to have high color strength so use sparingly (less than 10% tint by volume). RAPTOR cannot be used with water based, polyester, or enamel paints. For more information about how to tint RAPTOR, check out the TDS on our website here: www.u-pol.com/files/11482/up0821-SDS-EN

[@fritzkelly4848]

Hi, what color is the tintable raptor if no tint is added?

[@UPOLRaptor]

Hi Fritz. RAPTOR tintable is a milky white color before adding tint. U-POL does not suggest using RAPTOR Tintable without adding tint.

[@kevinpence9575]

Can the tintable raptor liner be rolled on?

[@UPOLRaptor]

Hi Kevin, yes Raptor tintable can be rolled on as well! RAPTOR Tintable comes in a 4L kit (UP0821) or a 1L touch-up or small job kit (UP4802). For more information about RAPTOR products, checkout our website: www.raptorcoatings.com.

[@jaypereira6903]

Is it metallic black? Or charcoal?

[@UPOLRaptor]

Hi Jay. The black sections are actually done in our RAPTOR Black.

[@adl2005]

what is the best paint to mix with the tintable raptor.

[@UPOLRaptor]

Hello, any automotive paint as long as it is solvent based. Hope it helps

[@adl2005]

is 2k acrylic ok

[@UPOLRaptor]

Hi, any solvent based paint is compatible. If using 2K acrylic, the colour will need to be activated with its own hardener prior to the addition of Raptor. The Raptor must be mixed with its own hardener at a ratio of 3-1 then add the activated 2K colour to the mix. This is very important because if you just tint with 2K without activating it you will experience under cure. If tinting with solvent base coat, best practice is to leave the binder out of the mix. This ensures you get maximum strength of pigment. Please ensure you use a maximum of 10% tint by volume .That’s 100ml to one mixed bottle of Raptor. Hope it helps

[@moose8172]

Are there any specific ways to prep fiberglass? I am about to spray my boat on the inside.

[@UPOLRaptor]

Hi Moose, for fiberglass, scuff the surface with P100-P120 grit sandpaper and degrease before applying RAPTOR. An adhesion promoter, like RAPTOR AdhesionPromoter (UP5024) can be used in hard to reach areas and for optimum adhesion. Hope it helps.

[@williamtarr9758]

How easy does it scratch

[@UPOLRaptor]

Hi Will, RAPTOR is scratch and stain resistant. Its flexible formulation can handle impacts without cracking. It will also perfectly hide current scratches on your vehicle. Hope it helps

[@Picklez9112]

If get the green and apply it to a black surface will it stay the neon green or will it turn out dark green

[@UPOLRaptor]

Good morning, It will depend on the strength of the green and how many coats. A strong neon green with good opacity (hiding power) applied 2-3 coats should hide the black and show the strength of the neon. A weak neon green will be more difficult to hide the black, and you may need to apply multiple coats. Be careful because this affects the drying time.

[@Carlson89Honda03]

can raptor liner color fade

[@UPOLRaptor]

Hi Aaron, no RAPTOR won't fade as it has full U.V. stabilizer. Full U.V. protection!

[@dylancantoral8822]

I want to raptor line my entire 2011 Wrangler unlimited (4 door). How much product should I expect to use? I want to buy but would like to get all that I need rather than run out of product in the middle of the project.

[@UPOLRaptor]

Hi Dylan, oh great! A 4L kit covers approximately 125 square feet. So I think you will need 3 kits. You can also have a look to our indicative consumption document: www.raptorcoatings.com/storage/app/uploads/public/59b/bd3/b19/59bbd3b194f8a117464855.pdf