U-POL Blue Raptor Truck Bed Liner Flexible Plastic Kit with Gun (1 Liter)

Description

U-POL Blue Raptor Truck Bed Liner Flexible Plastic Kit with Gun (1 Liter)
U-Pol Bed Liner Flexible Plastic Kit is a 2-component urethane system designed for application directly to flexible plastic surfaces (TPO, EDPM, & PP)*. Dries rapidly, resists stains and abrasion, and protects against rust, corrosion, UV damage, and extreme temperatures. Also makes an excellent sound-deadener under or inside vehicles. Waterproof material, stays flexible, and reduces road noise and vibration.
The U-Pol 4802 Raptor Flexible Plastic Bed Liner kit is a tintable liner. This kit includes a Raptor color tint pouch to be added to the liner prior to spraying, in addition to abrasive sheets and Raptor Adhesion Promoter to prepare flexible plastic surfaces for liner application.
Includes
:
One (1) 1 liter bottle of liner
One (1) 250 ml can of hardener
One (1) 1.5 fl. oz. tint pouch
One (1) 12.4 oz. can Adhesion Promoter
One (1) pack of 180 grit sanding sheets (five sheets total)
One (1) applicator gun
Features
:
Easy to use: simply fill, shake, and shoot
Coverage up to 30 sq ft
Provides excellent UV protection
Waterproof - provides a water tight seal, keeping water out and eliminates the chance for rust
Protects against rust, corrosion salt, damp, and extreme temperatures
Abrasion and stain resistant
Dries rapidly, is flexible, and helps deaden sound and vibrations
Provides excellent adhesion
No need to wax after application
Applicator gun included
Application
:
Abrade flexible plastic surface with 180-320 grit
Clean and degrease surface
Apply adhesion promoter
Add hardener to fill line, add tint, shake bottle, and spray on with an applicator gun
Apply with an even-sweeping motion to obtain the required texture
Bed liner can also be rolled or brushed to obtain different textures
The surface should be lightly sanded or scuffed and free of dirt and rust for proper adhesion
*NOTE: Polyethylene, often found on ATVs, is a finicky material that has adhesion issues with most coatings. RAPTOR does not adhere to polyethylene, even with the use of adhesion promotor.