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Was this interior or exterior? If it peeled away from the primer, was there an issue with adhesion? Did the primer peel away from the metal?
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Very little texture Can be coated over with bed liner Comparable in price per sq./ft to adhesive backed insulation Requires not more than one $50 - $100 installation tool Unused portion can be discarded in trash can
Inside with raptor liner on top.
The primer stayed on the
the lizard skin pulled off. There was a bubble under the raptor liner. And I eventually cut it open to glue it back down. That's when I investigated more.
For a while I thought I didn't prep it good enough. I brought the whole floor down to metal and etched it. I did everything the instructions said to do.
The only places that it failed were the exact places that got stupid hot from the exhaust before. It was the reason I wanted to coat it.
The heat shields and rubber floor mats have done more for cabin comfort than the liner did brand new. The only thing left is to do the ceramic window tint and this will be like a modern car.
The primer stayed on the
the lizard skin pulled off. There was a bubble under the raptor liner. And I eventually cut it open to glue it back down. That's when I investigated more.
For a while I thought I didn't prep it good enough. I brought the whole floor down to metal and etched it. I did everything the instructions said to do.
The only places that it failed were the exact places that got stupid hot from the exhaust before. It was the reason I wanted to coat it.
The heat shields and rubber floor mats have done more for cabin comfort than the liner did brand new. The only thing left is to do the ceramic window tint and this will be like a modern car.
Well, I guess you can't add a quote when you edit your post.
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Well that’s good to know. Gonna try to maintain decent airspace between the exhaust and the floor in addition to those exhaust shields. That will be tricky right around the transmission x-member area.
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Where???Was da FRIEDCHICKEN
cheeks 
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St. Louis is huge Rush fan, people always went crazy when they came to town. I seen them for free back in the Seventies at Forrest Park. You picked a great band for your Mud Name. 
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Put on the tunes and started spaying paint today.
Worked all three days of my weekend getting this roof in order again. Still a little texture, but came out 100 times better than the last time. A little more to do before it’s completely final and crossed off the list, but for the most part, this is done.
I went back to the post that started this microcosmic saga, and that was July 15th. Spent about two months in the school of hard knocks over this one little area.
I can honestly say that I can now get on with my life
Worked all three days of my weekend getting this roof in order again. Still a little texture, but came out 100 times better than the last time. A little more to do before it’s completely final and crossed off the list, but for the most part, this is done.
I went back to the post that started this microcosmic saga, and that was July 15th. Spent about two months in the school of hard knocks over this one little area.
I can honestly say that I can now get on with my life
Perfect!! My Dad always said, if they look that close, they're going to steal it.
What did you do different this time?
Seems like the second time is always better! I just wanna do it the first time!!!!
Feels good crossing that off the list!
Feels good crossing that off the list!