THE DIY $100 SPRAY-IN BEDLINER AT HOME!!! *DONT PAY LINE-X PRICES*

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The Crew:

[dantecoal]

Tutorial overall was so-so, but the leggings were a 10/10.

[zanescogin]

Let's all be honest here. We all came for the blond in leggings.

[vinox]

Just realize I don’t even have a truck yet I’m watching this lol.

[wigen]

That looks surprisingly good.

Pickup bed is nice too.

[AzPaintballerz]

I don’t even have anything to bed line... butt I finished the video

[schlenbea]

This is high quality, grade A, supreme. The bed liner tutorial wasn't bad either.

[dakota]

Leggings.. the greatest gift to mankind

[juangonzales]

You made this look fairly easy to do. Obviously the prep is most important. The finished truck bed looks great! Thanks

[subvertedworld]

Absolutely beautiful job. I'm blown away. I have never seen a home liner that looked this good.

[calebwhite]

Damn that looks nice! Bed liner turned out ok too.

[wpowerwagon]

Yes a ford woman, and she likes to help work, a very hard find, I added, that looks really great, thanks for sharing your video

[erikj]

Great tutorial and awesome job!!! Looks awesome. Have to admit, though. Just paid $500 to get mine professionally done. It was the prep work that would’ve killed me. Again, great job to both of you. Looks professional.

[Mike-idbk]

UPOL (the maufacturer of the Raptor kit) also recommends priming any bare metal or sand thru areas, then using an adhesion promoter, BEFORE spraying the liner. Also need to apply multiple thin coats, allowing 15-20 minutes flash time between coats. Also, trucks usually don't come with a "factory" spray in liner. They are sourced out by the dealer to places like Line-X, or dealer installed.
All in all, good video, and Raptor is a good product. I've done probably 2 dozen or more, with great results.

[joseberumen]

Not gonna lie, that’s a pretty good job. That looks professional 👌🏻

[IKNIFEII]

thanks for staying on point, especially at 5:10. very informative

[mjnc]

I am in the planning stage for Raptoring the body of my '02 Dakota Quad Cab. I've have a plastic Pendaliner in my bed for over 18 years. I've been in the trades for years. In my experience, for rough use, such as a landscaper shoveling material from the bed, hauling stone, rocks etc. I've found the plastic one piece slip in bedliners to be much more durable than surface spray or brush on products. The spray on is great for grip, but the slickness of the one piece plastic has the edge in ease of moving material. As for the job you just did, it looks great.

[dandropsgears]

Well, you guys got me sold! I was about to take my truck bed to Line-X company for $775 to get the top coated! Just ordered my kit! Thanks guys!

[liltaz]

that actually turned out looking good. I used to spray liner for leonards. You should have taken your bed bolts and tail gate screws out first though. The spray on the bolts usually end up peeling off if you use the bed alot. Another trick is to use a razor blade and cut between the bolts and actual bed so if it peels it won't spread to the bed.

[MrJaimesJ]

She turned out great, and the liner job is not bad too!

[ntaylor]

Dude your tools storage is crazy . Harbor has there tool cart in your GREEN !!! 220.00 love your vids dude