Raptor liner or Bullyliner? A road test review on both DIY liners

Car Builders applies U-Pol Raptor liner and Bullyliner to its off road racer and then put them through a series of tests. Which is the best liner for you?
If you would like to see the preparation process for these liners, as well as the application with tips and advice, then see our full length video via our channel or there is a link at the end of this video.

[j-ram]

Why anyone would dislike this video is beyond me. Honestly the best review I’ve found. Product applied, tested and explained. Awesome video!

[texanerection]

Exactly what I searched for. Not sure why it’s so hard to find videos like this. I really appreciate it.

[MYDODGEYUTUBENAME]

😀😀😀 Wow 😀😀😀
I used the Bully today in a rusted car boot/truck application. Used wire brush to take most back to bare metal then masked up and etch primed yesterday. Went out there today, hit it with scitch-brite pad, cleaned it up ready for spraying. Its 26'C and 69% humidity. I poured the Bully into an electric Wagner pump, first with a waterbase valve but it sprayed too fine a mist, then swapped it out for an oil base valve. The stuff comes off the gun well with good coverage. Ive used about 600ml from the 1 litre tin. Although the paint colour states Midnight on the can, it actually sprays out a greyish blue colour which darkens as its drying. It will go a darker grey, then gunmetal, then charcoal black in an hour. The most impressive thing about it was how easy it was to clean up afterwards. I poured the excess paint back in the tin, filled the paint reservoir with water and sprayed it through until the jetstream was clear but shooting out the fine granules. Then I emptied the water and refilled with fresh water again. The clean water then pushed out the last of the granules sand my reservoir was already clean! Pulled apart the gun and all the components washed easily in an icecream container of water. It is SO EASY and quick to clean up afterwards from as the paint easily washes off with water. I give it a thumbs up. Will update on the finish in a few hours....

[teamvarietyiireaperz]

Best raptor review on YouTube. Finally someone answered the questions I have.

[MasterflirtNl]

You are making fine, no nonsense video's with lots of info!!! Keep on trucking!

[biffbayberry]

Outstanding review! Thank you for your time, expense, and experience!

[dlpereira]

Hey, I've noticed you don't stock Bully Liner anymore? Do you still support the product?

[kevincallahan]

When I was a kid I had this electric track car system that came with two little trucks and two handheld remotes. A fun game to see how fast you could get them to run around the track before/without flying off across the room. As I recall, the little RC trucks looked EXACTLY like your truck. I think it they even said "Bandit" on them. I'm in my 30s now and I haven't seen any of those RC cars around since that era, but I'm pretty sure they're still boxed up in my parents garage. Now I want to go dig them out and see if they're still there just to see if my memory is serving me correctly or making correlations that don't exist. I came for the Raptor Liner info, but I stayed and subscribed for the badass truck.

[goosedilla]

Great reviews of both products. I my self will stick to the Raptor product. The slight satin finish looks way better and it tells me it will probably protect more from UV rays.

[timothyburchfield]

The claw hammer took quite a bit of the Bully off of the panel. And there was no comment on the damage done by the heavy hammer drop on the Bully. It seems to me that the review was slightly slanted to the Bully.

[socomt]

I don’t know crap from crisco about applying a liner to a vehicle. But this review was more than informative with tips and tricks. I haVe a lot More confidence in the project I want to pursue regarding my Jeep in the up coming future. Excellent review many questions were answered keep up the good work mates!

[hondawilky]

Great in-depth review and testing, and an extra thank you for answering all the pertinent questions before anyone had to ask them in the comments. I can now make a much better-informed choice about which to use on my 90 Toyota Pickup resurrection project. 👍🏻

[RideTribe]

Thanks you for a no bullshit vid, I had questions all the way through but you answered them all the more I watched 👍🏽

[PoloABD]

I've always been impressed with the raptor finish. I use it to coat smaller items- the only thing is the coarse texture you get from applying a higher build doesn't look as good on smaller objects, yet it is tougher.

The lower build I use is more satin-matte.. looks really even and catches the light really nicely.

[mathias]

Raptor looks way better! Thanks for the review

[christiancowboy]

Thanks for the video. It was very interestng. I've been looking at doing my van life van with the Raptor. I just priced the bullyliner and can get 8 cans of the Raptor for for a few bucks more then 4 cans of the bullyliner. Plus, you can tint the Raptor whatever color you like and paint your coats and it's done. With bullyliner, you paint your coats on then you still have to come back a spray your color on, which is a lot more work. Plus, the bullyliner is very limit in the color choices. The only thing I do like is that it says you can use a rollor and or brush to apply it. Verese with the Raptor, you have to mix different things with it, etc...to be able to roller it on, and it still does not go on the easiest from what I've seen. I'd love to see you do a project and roller and brush it on. Thanks again.

[coreylawles]

That is Awesome...A full size Baja Bandit! Nice job guys

[michaelarundel]

I used bully on my van with a roller and it turned out great especially at front of van, no more stone chips

[adegarza]

Go raptor guys won’t disappoint trust me got a paint shop to do it for me and even they where impressed sprayed a Tacoma prerunner and they used 5 out of six bottles came out phenomenal

[eyesalooking]

Great review. I am in process of painting my truck with tinted Olive Green Raptor. Both products seem to be great.