Truck bedliner?
10-15-2005, 06:42 AM
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yeah... don't. it will not accomplish anything, except making one hell of a mess. some dumbass did that to my car before i bought it, and i'm still trying to clean that stuff out.
as far as doing it... if you must... it's pretty simple. they make something known as a "Schutz Gun". you'd need that and an air hose/compressor. you just have to remove basically everything within 6 inches of the floor. the shit will go everywhere, it pretty much always does. thouroughly clean the area to be sprayed, preffereably w/ wx/grease remover, or laquer thinner. use tape & paper (available @ body supply stores), and make sure everythnig you don't remove is covered very well. fro mthere, pick your color, mix it, put it in the gun, spray it (carefully), and let is dry. wen it tachs up enough that your finger or w/e you touch it w/ doesn't sink... you can unmask it. let it dry for prolly 24-48 hours to be safe. then it should be good.
as far as doing it... if you must... it's pretty simple. they make something known as a "Schutz Gun". you'd need that and an air hose/compressor. you just have to remove basically everything within 6 inches of the floor. the shit will go everywhere, it pretty much always does. thouroughly clean the area to be sprayed, preffereably w/ wx/grease remover, or laquer thinner. use tape & paper (available @ body supply stores), and make sure everythnig you don't remove is covered very well. fro mthere, pick your color, mix it, put it in the gun, spray it (carefully), and let is dry. wen it tachs up enough that your finger or w/e you touch it w/ doesn't sink... you can unmask it. let it dry for prolly 24-48 hours to be safe. then it should be good.