Bringing the '65 back to life

[pdxhall]

Originally Posted by 64chevmn

I bought the Raptor kit that comes with 4 bottles of bed liner, a bottle of activator and the spray gun. I used two bottles of the liner material; one for each coat. On the second coat, I turned up the air to 60 psi and shot the bed liner stuff from about 18-inches away to give it a more smooth texture. Covers very well and easy to use.

That's pretty much exactly how I did mine and I am very pleased with the results, also. What all are you seam sealing underneath?

[racecougar]

Originally Posted by 64chevmn

I bought the Raptor kit that comes with 4 bottles of bed liner, a bottle of activator and the spray gun. I used two bottles of the liner material; one for each coat. On the second coat, I turned up the air to 60 psi and shot the bed liner stuff from about 18-inches away to give it a more smooth texture. Covers very well and easy to use.

Thanks! That's exactly the info I was looking for. I bought the same 4 bottle kit with the activator and spray gun for Dad for Christmas.

Originally Posted by pdxhall

What all are you seam sealing underneath?

Any weld/panel seams that could trap moisture. I'm sure I'll post a picture when I do it.

Looking at the weather forecast for this week, I really doubt that the frame will be going to the car wash or that the cab will see any seam sealer. I have some work scheduled on a customer car this coming weekend, so it may be another week before I get back to work here.

[racecougar]

Originally Posted by racecougar

Looking at the weather forecast for this week, I really doubt that the frame will be going to the car wash...

Well, scratch that. Dad just called to tell me he was trailering the chassis to the car wash as we spoke.