My liner debate

[TRAIL TAILOR]

Very nice, glad you are happy and thanks for the pics!

Indeed, I'll post up some more once I can pull Marley out of the shop. Raining now. But, more pics on my build thread. Link is in my sig line.

J

 

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A few pictures in the sun.

J

 

[magnetman]

Looks awesome. Can you take a specific photo if I tell you what angle I'm looking for and I will use it for a new Monstaliner facebook main image?

 

[TRAIL TAILOR]

Looks awesome. Can you take a specific photo if I tell you what angle I'm looking for and I will use it for a new Monstaliner facebook main image?

Yep, let me know what angle or take a pic of a vehicle the way you want it and I will take a poser shot for you.

J

 

[magnetman]

Yep, let me know what angle or take a pic of a vehicle the way you want it and I will take a poser shot for you.

J

Thank you, here's what I was thinking of. Any other cool shots showing the texture adjacent to the paint at an angle could work as well and we can just pick the best.

 

[TRAIL TAILOR]

Thank you, here's what I was thinking of. Any other cool shots showing the texture adjacent to the paint at an angle could work as well and we can just pick the best.

Ok, I'm off tomorrow and plan on putting the rear bumper and sliders on. Once that's done I'll bring her out of the shop and take a few pics and post them up. Or PM me your email and I'll send them to you so no one has seen them until you post on Facebook..

J

 

[magnetman]

Ok, I'm off tomorrow and plan on putting the rear bumper and sliders on. Once that's done I'll bring her out of the shop and take a few pics and post them up. Or PM me your email and I'll send them to you so no one has seen them until you post on Facebook..

J

Thank you! Just email me at info@monstaliner.com

 

[TRAIL TAILOR]

Thank you! Just email me at info@monstaliner.com

Will do.. Look for them sometime tomorrow.

J

 

[TRAIL TAILOR]

Pictures have been sent....

J

 

[magnetman]

Aaaand you're up on FB, Thanks!
Monstaliner - World's Toughest D.I.Y. Coating | Facebook

 

[TRAIL TAILOR]

Very cool. Give anyone my info. I'll tell em what I think.

J

 

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Well its been almost a year and 6300 miles since the paint and Monstaliner.

It has held up great and I can't tell you how pleased I am with the protection and UV resistance of this product.

1st pic is day 1 of the coating. 2nd and 3rd are present day.

Here are a few pics.

J

 

[Stumpalama]

Well its been almost a year and 6300 miles since the paint and Monstaliner.

It has held up great and I can't tell you how pleased I am with the protection and UV resistance of this product.

1st pic is day 1 of the coating. 2nd and 3rd are present day.

Here are a few pics.

J

How about a 3 year update? Any fading? Are you still happy with the product?

 

[Mace]

Way past three years, no fading, vegas sun and heat.

 

[TRAIL TAILOR]

@Stumpalama I sold that rig about 18 months after I lined it. It was holding up great with no scratches, fading or chips.

I've used Monstaliner 3 more times since then with great result. I'm a customer for life.

About to put this on the Frame, belly and nose box of this trailer next week. Will get 3 coats of epoxy primer tomorrow.

Jason

 

[Stumpalama]

I'm debating doing my 40 with raptor liner tinted 857 blue. My 16 year old $2000 paint job and some of my amateur body work are showing their age. So, considering the truck is largely a trailer queen/trail rig anymore, rather than paint it again I figure raptor might be the way to go.

 

[TRAIL TAILOR]

I'm debating doing my 40 with raptor liner tinted 857 blue. My 16 year old $2000 paint job and some of my amateur body work are showing their age. So, considering the truck is largely a trailer queen/trail rig anymore, rather than paint it again I figure raptor might be the way to go.

I've never used Raptor so can't offer any opinions on it. BUT, I can tell you is the prep is key and be patient and do the job on a cooler day or in the shade or garage.

GL,

J

 

[Stumpalama]

I've never used Raptor so can't offer any opinions on it. BUT, I can tell you is the prep is key and be patient and do the job on a cooler day or in the shade or garage.

GL,

J

I did my FJ40 underside and interior in Herculiner way back around 16 years ago (It was one of the only DIY liner kits around at the time) at the height of a Norfolk, VA summer... learned my lesson there.