Federal Standard Color #34094 Olive Drab T70 Urethane Roll-On, Brush-On or Spray-On Truck Bed Liner, 1 Quart Kit with Roller Applicator Kit

Federal Standard Color #34094 Olive Drab T70 Urethane Roll-On, Brush-On or Spray-On Truck Bed Liner, 1 Quart Kit with Roller Applicator Kit

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Item#: CUS KIT-BL-T70-1-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: 5.0 lb

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Reviewed by Christopher R.
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Great stuff

I rolled this onto the walls in my camper galley. It rolled on easy, the color was exactly what I was looking for, and it seems tough to withstand the abuse it will see in this area of my camper (still in progress in these photos). I went into this without much knowledge on products like this, and it was made incredibly simple with how it is supplied and mixed. You just add the hardener and the color straight to the bottle and shake, no worries about measuring anything in this particular application. It should be noted that once this is mixed, you have to use it all and do your whole project. It will dry in the bottle and there will be no "touching up" later or continuing the project the next day. Also, just a precaution that if you are using any kind of tape along the edges to mask off areas, use a razor blade to cut it at the edges of the tape. I didn't do that at first and some peeled off with the tape. This wasn't a huge concern for me since the edges will be covered in trim anyways, but I wanted to warn others who may be like me, and never used something like this before. This was all in using the roller application, I didn't have the ability to spray it in this location, and when I tried to use the typical bristle brush in the corners, the texture was not there so I had to really get in there with the roller to produce the same texture throughout. Overall, very satisfied with the product and the outcome. It was incredibly user friendly and it was exactly what I needed.

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