Got the seam sealing done and shot 2 more coats of SPI Epoxy.
That seam sealer is some messy, sticky stuff. Hard to make it look good! I used tubes and tubes of it, everywhere, and an acid brush to get it into cracks and to try and smooth it out.
Then I shot the Raptor bed liner in the rear wheel wells. I like this stuff! Very easy to work with and I really like the texture and look of it.
It comes in 2 parts, the bed liner material and the hardener. The bed liner container is about 3/4 full and has a line, you add the hardener to the line, shake it up, screw the gun on and shoot it.
Here is the gun to
NOT get! I ordered a kit from TCP Global and it included this gun. Sounded great. The gun is a piece of crap! Get the one from U-Pol.
Notice the plastic trigger handle. It wobbles 20-30 degrees and comes off of the needle. Not fun to mess with when you are suited up, gloved up, with a respirator etc. Very frustrating! When I got the trigger in the right position, it shot just fine, but life is too short to work with crappy tools.
End result was very good (despite the crappy gun!)
Here is another tip if you are thinking of using this stuff:
-They recommend a 60-minute flash time between coats.
-The material in the gun will catalyze in less than 60-minutes and clog the gun (ask me how I know this
)
-After the first coat, spray some acetone or urethane thinner through the gun, then go smoke your cigar, drink a beer and wait to do the second coat.
BTW, this Raptor stuff has fumes! Of course I was all PPE'd up, but when I was done shooting I took the respirator off and nearly fainted! Strong stuff! Can still smell it while I'm posting this, 4 hours later.