Raptor 2K Bedliner Aerosol, Protective Coating, Spray-On Truck Bed Liner, Impact, Scratch & UV Resistant, White, 13.2 OZ

Do yourself a favor and read the instructions! Some quick wins here: First coat keep it light, 3ft away, wait for 20mins, then the second coat: 3ft away to get it all covered, then to finish it off spray it at 4ft. Spraying at around 4ft away is critical to get a nice smooth sandy look without it looking like it globbed on. Preparation: I shook the cans for 3mins, punctured the bottom, and shook for another 2mins. No problems at all, don't be lazy this stuff is expensive, Shake weight baby! When the bottle gets close to empty (which is very quickly) it can spatter so don't be cheap, when you hear & feel it getting close to empty toss it. If you don't you run the risk of some thick spatter. If this happens, let it sit for 20mins, so it firms up, then shoot it again at around 4ft, it will hide it. All in all, the results are beyond my expectations. Very glad I went with Raptor for this project. We all know prep it 90% of the time here, so spraying your material will junk is beyond frustrating. I can say so far so good. I'm in Charleston, SC and do not have cover from the sun where I park at work, so I'll update this after the summer and let you know how the UV protection holds up. BTW I sprayed my 2012 Harley Street Glide. Some pics included.

Fantastic product! User to coat a brand new RV LP tank in the hopes it will reduce damage from road debris.Instructions were clear and the manufacturers website had so much support information which was greatly helpful.I opted to roll on the bedliner rather than spray to control the mess and be more accurate with the application.

I used this coating during a partial engine rebuild to freshen up the casing of the supercharger on my car. Did they find job com excellent adhesion, and extremely durable. I chose the blue color, which is a very good match for traditional Ford blue.Application is easy. Once you get used to spraying from much farther away than you would with a normal spray can. You need to plan your paint job well as you only have an hour after the components are mixed before the can starts to solidify. Fortunately, for the job I was doing, I had just enough material to do the supercharger and an intake tube, so I had no waste to worry about.The can performed well and up every ounce of product inside before running out of propellant.Overall, I am extremely pleased with this product, and would happily use it again anytime.

I found this product through reading some forums about painting trolling motors and decided to buy try it. My Minn Kota trolling motor had completely lost all of its paint and was starting to rust so I needed something to cover it. I originally bought some regular spray paint at the hardware store, tried that but it came off within a couple trips. I’ll have to note that I use this trolling motor in saltwater and also around reefs, oyster shells, etc. so it takes a pounding.On to the review: I completely power sanded the motor with 80 grit sandpaper to get all the rust and any old residue off. I went down to the bare metal. I then used a self-etching primer since I’ve never had luck with paint sticking to this type of metal without it. After the primer I sprayed the Raptor white on like the instructions say. First coat was a light dusting, then on to thicker coats. One thing I recommend is to put something you don’t mind throwing away on the floor and any areas that this might get overspray as it’s extremely sticky. I used the entire can on my trolling motor which was about 5-6 coats. It’s a lot of material on the motor but since this is what I was using it for I decided to drain the can on it.Overall the texture was perfect for a trolling motor, thick with some nice rippled effects. I let this dry 2-3 days just to make sure it had hardened. I thought I might have issues with paint chipping when I placed the motor into it’s storage position and to date I’ve had no chips or even markings on the motor. It’s been out on the water about 5 times now and has hit some shell reefs without scratching the motor or chipping the paint. I’ll need to see if this will last 2-3 years but for now it’s doing it’s job.I’m very happy with this product and would recommend on trolling motors, especially if you’re tired of having to repaint them all the time like I was. 4.5 stars because of cost and coverage. Will try to update in about a year into this.01/02/2024 Update:My original trolling motor that I painted some time back is still looking great with the first use of the Raptor white spray. I haven’t had any peeling or chips and am running the trolling motor at least 3 times a week. There are small scratches but that is to be expected when running over oyster beds. I’m still happy I purchased this product.I recently bought another boat that had a highly flaking Minn Kota trolling motor. I bought this paint again and did the same thing to this trolling motor. There are a couple issues I have though with the paint. It was $15 more expensive per can since I last purchased in mid-2023. I think that $50/can is just way too much even for this great product. I hope that Raptor lowers their price to maybe $25-$30 / can to make it more affordable to a normal person. Or possibly make a smaller can so you don’t waste half the can on small projects.

I sprayed black underneath the car 5 years ago and it still looks new. I just used aerosol White (2 cans) to do the inside of my engine compartment. Coverage per can wasn't that great, but it applies easily and leaves a uniform wrinkled finish. Be sure to shake the "mess" out of cans. I sanded the panels with 180 grit for a light scuff then wiped them with acetone. Dry to the touch in 30ish minutes. Ready to use the next day.