mountain pee

Bottom one. Can't believe I broke it. I really want to get this done tomorrow. I'm thinking I may be able to use a extension off of a air gun

Spencer4336

Ya you definitely need it because that's what sucks the liner from the bottle.

mountain pee

Yea that's what I thought. Couldn't find anything that would work so I just ordered another one. I guess I'll push it off for another weekend.

Spencer4336

Damn that's too bad

mountain pee

Ok I'm all ready to spray but it's supposed to rain all day today. How bad would it be if I tryed to spray in a single car garage that my jeep barely fits in anyways?

Spencer4336

You are gonna get super high and I would make sure the whole jeep is masked off for overspray and you'll be fine

mountain pee

Finally done bed lining. I just need to touch it up in a few spots, but just going to use rattle can for that

Spencer4336

Nice!!!!

I did the same thing for the spots I couldn't tilt the spray gun upside down for.

Eschuuu

So I am currently prepping my 2 door tub for Line-x, and I scraped off all of the goop on the weld seams in the cargo area. I got carried away and was already pulling it out before I even thought about why it was there, but at least now I have a chance to make it look as good as possible. Obviously I don't want to have rust or other issues in the future at those seams, so should I reseal them and try to smooth it out before having it lined? Or will the line-x itself act as a sealer?

AngryRedBird

Although We'll be using an alternate brand and not to detract from the current flow of this topic.. We'll be using either an epoxy primer or an adhesion promoter in a few of the tighter areas of the bed.. thou a total coverage with one of these products would ensure that your bedliner will adhere to bed. Without it.. and just relaying on the prep sanding etc.. isn't enough.