My turn at using Raptor liner...
JK Enthusiast
Joined: Apr 2011
Posts: 242
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From: Toronto
I just lined my tub yesterday with ez line from Canadian tire (for all u Canadians on here).
We took out seats. Did some taping. Only folded up back seat since the bolts were a pain in the ass.
Did a light sanding with a wire brush on a drill. Taped it up. And use brushes to dab on first coat. And did second coat next day. Came out really well. Still drying though because we had a cold snap.
Here are some pics.
And by the way. This shit does not come off your hands. All three of us look great!
We took out seats. Did some taping. Only folded up back seat since the bolts were a pain in the ass.
Did a light sanding with a wire brush on a drill. Taped it up. And use brushes to dab on first coat. And did second coat next day. Came out really well. Still drying though because we had a cold snap.
Here are some pics.
And by the way. This shit does not come off your hands. All three of us look great!
Does anyone know of something that you can patch, fix, or cover?
JK Junkie
Joined: Apr 2009
Posts: 2,124
Likes: 1
From: Ontario Canada
Try a can of bedliner. I raptored my sliders and thats what I touch up with. Blends well. Spray from about 15 -18 inches. Should give you about the same texture. I used EZ Liner from Canadian Tire
JK Newbie
Joined: Jun 2009
Posts: 21
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From: USA
Just finished raptor lining my tub. I started today at 9 am and finished this afternoon at around 3:30. I did it by myself. Taking out the old sound goop was way easier than I thought. It took only 45 min. To get it all out with a air hammer and wire wheel. The part I hated the mist was masking everything off. All in all I am extremely happy with the results. I'm going to let it dry over night then put humpty dumpty back together again.
