How to Prep, Mix & Spray Tintable Raptor Liner ( Raptor Liner Undercarriage )

How to Prep, Mix & Spray Color Matched Raptor Liner ( Raptor Liner Undercarriage ) In this video I'm going to show you how to prepare, mix in color and spray tinted raptor liner on an undercarrage. The Raptor Liner is a 2 part bedliner system meaning the bedliner needs to be mixed with a hardener for it to dry properly. I tinted this car using Ford TK (Mineral Grey) paint. That is the same color as the outside of the car. I would suggest checking the color match of the paint that you are using to tint the Raptor Liner with. The paint job on this undercarriage came out a little darker than anticipated but still looks exceptional.

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00:00 Intro
00:11 Surface Prep
1:23 Raptor Liner kit contents
3:34 How to mix Raptor Liner
7:57 Undercarriage that I'm going to spray
9:07 How to Spray Raptor Liner
12:28 Initial Results After Spraying
13:58 Spraying Black Raptor Liner
14:21 Final Results
15:52 Ending Cards

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[jimcabezola]

Your videos are a MODEL of clarity. Some folks confuse me; not you, though! Well done!

[stevedavey]

Perfect . This will probably outlast the car, fantastic job, it’s people like you that really helps out the diy guys out here trying to protect our investments and gives us a chance to saves our vehicles. Thankyou

[merbesfield]

Should hold up very well. Love how easy Raptor is to apply.

[josephcirelli]

Great informative video content! I have a ‘05 F-350 SRW, my daily driver in Pittsburgh Pa.

My bed rails rusted so I bought a kit from Dorman to weld on. After seeing the state of my frame (surface rust) I decided to clean it off. I had it undercoated two years ago. So, cleaning the frame, cab & bed wasn’t too bad. I will have it undercoated annually from here on every early fall. I’m using POR-15 for the axles, driveshaft, leaf springs & coils. And priming & painting the underside of the bed & rails.
Your video (as all of them) is very helpful & detailed. I have learned so much about undercoating & other stuff.

Thanks so much for all you do making your videos and look forward to seeing your next video!

[jeffreydean]

Love the attention to detail on all your vids. This series has been awesome

[eddylee]

Awesome job there!! Now another thing to add to my list!! Can't wait to see the final results.

[Jerry-kopi]

I'm planning on doing something similar to my truck once I get my home and shop built. Clean and paint the frame. I want to also "close" all the big holes in the frame so that mud and grim doesn't get inside the frame and rust it from inside out. Need to leave some small drain holes so that any water can drain out though. Another thing you could do is buy an empty paint can and pour all the Raptor liner in it and take that to the store along with part, to get mixed up. Stand those bottles upside down for a few days to help the parts that settled to the bottom, get mixed up better too. They also might be able to shake those bottles too before hand if you ask. Nice job.

[robsdeviceunknown]

Wow great timing. I am doing my truck over the next few days. Started tearing stuff off it today. Doing whole truck. But i plan on thinning mine about 5 to 10%. Ibought the 2 gallon kit, going dark green. I hope i got enough.

[JeffDougherty]

I've done several vehicle interiors with Raptor and totally agree with thin coats. The final product is amazing. I'm currently doing my third Jeep in Raptor.

[flexinriffs]

Just sprayed raptor last week and it’s great to work with. I used the “professional” gun and it took about 10 seconds to dial in perfect. Two coats liner over two coats of their epoxy primer on bare steel off-road bumper prepped with grinder/sander and tons of panel prep wipe down. Hoping it lasts a while.

Think I was at around 45 psi with two turns out from closed, nice soft texture. A water/oil separator is good idea it sucked a lot of moisture out the lines.

[GeorgeCrackel]

I see a lot of folks using the Raptor Liner as undercoating. Could you comment on the advantage of that versus the rubberized undercoating us old guys grew up with?
Great videos by the way. Thanks!!

[fsl]

Great job! I will be doing two of my cars over the summer. One in black, the other in gray. Great tips. Thanks.

[bobbydigital]

Regardless of the color.. it came out looking good

[jasona]

The only way to match paint is to spray the Bedliner with base and clear…just like you paint a vehicle. Mixing paint with bedliner never turns out as a match. We do restorations and spray bedliners with a professional setup…but raptor does make a good product.

Excellent video and professional work.

[StevesProjectCarGarage]

I love the MasterSeries primer. That stuff is awesome.

[bossracing]

looks great, I usually seam seal everything ... near philly lots of rust . . . but for this application, will last forever.

[OutlawChevy]

The two different shades adds a nice custom appearance in my opinion.

[OkinSold]

Awesome video. Very well laid out out. Thank you

[matton]

When spraying metallics they are always darker in the tin. You have to spray them out to see if the color is actually different. Putting it in raptor and spraying it through a body deadener gun isn't going to make the metal flakes stand up like they are meant to affecting the end color. Im actually a licensed auto painter.