Herculiner Spray Can VS Raptor Liner Spray Can 

Its the same stuff. They just updated the can design

I’ve noticed the same thing thanks to this video I’ll be switching products

My pleasure!

Yes it is, but bare metal should be primed.

It’s for grip

For things that should be rough like bumpers

Its like saying why is car paint smooth it just is its industry standard and makes sense.You can actually THIN OUT bed liner there are plenty of videos showing how to thin out raptor liner and the texture is smooth with a look of hardener of course.Dont want to do it extremly thin because thin means less durability and prone to flake.There is a reason bed liner is made durable and its for efficient usage.

Yes, I don't see whey not.

CHY-NA!

Never use something like this for rust prevention it unless you are 100% sure moisture won’t get it use fluid film

No, moisture will get trapped under the lining.

Just have a oil leak

Use surface shield for under the vehicle! Fluid film washes off to easy, and you gotta re-apply Fluid film every year compared to every two years with the surface shield!!👍

I don’t know about the spray cans but I just used 10 liter bottles from a shutz gun and it’s dry to a light touch in a couple hours, next day is pretty good but it say 7 days for regular use like in a pickup bed.

I don’t know about the spray cans but I just used 10 liter bottles from a shutz gun and it’s dry to a light touch in a couple hours, next day is pretty good but it say 7 days for regular use like in a pickup bed.

7 days no water can touch it must allow 21 days to fully cure for normal use or offroad use.

Oh, plastic. Huh. Like acrylics and enamels when their solvents evaporate. Wow, I never made the connection