Alright, so I'm at home depot and I see this really heavy duty deck restoring paint that looks real thick like linex, super durable, and cheap! It's $25 a gallon, you roll it on yourself, you can control the texture by roller choice, and it comes in tons of colors.

Check out the pics. Anyone use this to line the tub? I'm thinking to try it- just wondering if it adheres to metal...

 

Why don't you call 'em and let us know?!

h t t p://www.synta.com/synta_store/index.php?p=page&page_id=contact_us

 

It might but I doubt it. Paint designed for wood doesn't adhere the same to other surfaces. However, It will probably work if you prime the tub first properly.

 

Check and see if they list the chemical used, like ingredients.... Maybe they are similar...

 

seems promising. contact them an see if it adhere to properly prepped steel

 

The home depot stuff worked great on a buddy of mine's pick up, but you have to sand and prime before you roll it on

 

Anybody think that this type of stuff would work doing the wheel wells?

 

If it doesn't readily adhere to metal, ask them what process it would take to put on a "sheet-metal deck".

 

alright, so I called and said I wanted to use it as a bedliner and they said not to since it's water based and would cause rust. They said there's really no substitute for rhinoliner... Damn, that would have been great. I really liked the texture and material. I guess I'll use the Upol Raptor instead.

 

Bummer! It was worth a shot though. Thanks for trying.