Federal Standard Color #36118 Battleship Dark Gray T89 Urethane Roll-On, Brush-On, Spray-On Truck Bed Liner, 1.5 Gallon Kit with Roller Applicator Kit

Federal Standard Color #36118 Battleship Dark Gray T89 Urethane Roll-On, Brush-On, Spray-On Truck Bed Liner, 1.5 Gallon Kit with Roller Applicator Kit

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Item#: CUS KIT-BL-T89-6-ROLL
Rated 5.0 out of 5
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⚠ WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals which are known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.

Weight: 22.0 lb

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Operation Bedliner

Over two years in the making. Goal was to color match my rhino jeep. I wanted some practice first.

(much of this review stems from questions I had in my research)

Started mixing battle ship gray and smoke black, eventually adding insignia blue. Very close but not quite. Close enough. Ended up with 1 oz. each per bottle. I call it "Rhino123", 'cause that's about how many tries it took to get the color. Discovered the tint bottles are not consistent. The amount of pigment varies, so they have to be sorted accordingly or mixed together. I mix a batch in a clean liner bottle then use a 3 oz. cup to measure out for each bottle mixed.

I've experimented with different levels of prep, scratch pads & sand paper.

Over oxidation and prepped rust. So far it's been very forgiving and durable.

Started with an old trailer tool box (spots of rust), intending to leave it out in the weather. Been two years, still looks good. Then the trailer, testing color and spray patterns. The grill and then a wheelbarrow to test textures. (just scuffed with scratch pads. oxidation and rust present on wheelbarrow) Why not a purple wheelbarrow?

Clean seems to be more important than the level of abrasion. Used Custom Shop

Panel prep, Grease and wax remover and acetone.

Time to get down to business. Paint day! Took 12 bottles (grill & tailgate previously painted so 2 more bottles there). Three coats & good thickness, I'll take it. A coat consists of two passes overlapping, diagonally opposite. 100 psi at…

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