MUST WATCH for first time Raptor applicators. Do not spray Raptor Liner until you see this video. 

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@@cocohmarco578 doing my car for the first time ever actually painting any car I've already prepped it sanded it and primed it all I have to do now is wrapped align the whole car thank you for the video from East New York Brooklyn God bless my brother

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How long did it take you to do the car, and how many coats did you do? He says take the masking tape off after 30 minutes, but I've seen people do 3 coats with an hour to dry in between sprays

@@Johnny-mo9df @Johnny Prep took like a week maybe week and a half. Paint day - I did this in Arizona, it's a tad warm here lol, a sunny day in the dead of the morning with minimal wind. Took me about 2.5 hrs to paint and I waited like 15 min between coats bc of how warm it is here. I saw another vid about spraying raptor in hot climates and they said at 30 min that bitch is dry in 90°+ weather. 1st coat light, 2nd coat heavy, 3rd coat heavish and last coat was light and mostly for texture. I would recommend 3 kits for a big SUV, I used 2 and will need to touch up the passenger side rear door a bit. Even with like 2 more bottles would do. It's been 3 mo and it still looks fucking pristine! Did mine in white and I fucking love it. I wanted something that would be easy to do, raptor is so flexible I was able to spray outside, with heat, and wind picked up towards the end. 100% recommend and follow this dudes instructions in the vid.

Oh and 60PSI. *chefs kiss* perfect texture to my liking. Less chunky but still very textured

@@promptengineered I’m in florida, been prepping for the past few days and realized after taping off my garage that i might not have the space i need to spray. so i’ll probably pull the car outside and spray in the morning. when you say “1st coat light” did you still cover the entire vehicle? or was there some areas that got filled in more the 2nd and 3rd coats. also did you start on the roof and work your way down?

@@Johnny-mo9df light in the sense that you can clearly see primer still, lots of "holes" but I used it as more of a "test run" to see the texture coming out, how far back to stand, my fan speed etc. By the time you are done with that coat you will have a pretty good idea of how to spray and that's where you go heavy on the second coat.

You should make a video of the end result man, I’m also going to spray my 2000 Toyota Tundra in thinking about a toned down Olive green and bumpers black as well as the fender Flares.

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Always use polyurethane reducer for raptor projects

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You must have a strong primer or paint scuffed as a surface. Most of these products will not adhere to bare metal.

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