Exactly what I searched for. Not sure why it’s so hard to find videos like this. I really appreciate it.

Why anyone would dislike this video is beyond me. Honestly the best review I’ve found. Product applied, tested and explained. Awesome video!

Best raptor review on KZfaq. Finally someone answered the questions I have.

😀😀😀 Wow 😀😀😀 I used the Bully today in a rusted car boot/truck application. Used wire brush to take most back to bare metal then masked up and etch primed yesterday. Went out there today, hit it with scitch-brite pad, cleaned it up ready for spraying. Its 26'C and 69% humidity. I poured the Bully into an electric Wagner pump, first with a waterbase valve but it sprayed too fine a mist, then swapped it out for an oil base valve. The stuff comes off the gun well with good coverage. Ive used about 600ml from the 1 litre tin. Although the paint colour states Midnight on the can, it actually sprays out a greyish blue colour which darkens as its drying. It will go a darker grey, then gunmetal, then charcoal black in an hour. The most impressive thing about it was how easy it was to clean up afterwards. I poured the excess paint back in the tin, filled the paint reservoir with water and sprayed it through until the jetstream was clear but shooting out the fine granules. Then I emptied the water and refilled with fresh water again. The clean water then pushed out the last of the granules sand my reservoir was already clean! Pulled apart the gun and all the components washed easily in an icecream container of water. It is SO EASY and quick to clean up afterwards from as the paint easily washes off with water. I give it a thumbs up. Will update on the finish in a few hours....

You are making fine, no nonsense video's with lots of info!!! Keep on trucking!

Great in-depth review and testing, and an extra thank you for answering all the pertinent questions before anyone had to ask them in the comments. I can now make a much better-informed choice about which to use on my 90 Toyota Pickup resurrection project. 👍🏻

Very good in depth review of the liners and information. Keep up the great work and have fun!

Outstanding review! Thank you for your time, expense, and experience!

Killer comparison video mate!

good comparison, good review, real life testing and uncut results. thank you.

That is Awesome...A full size Baja Bandit! Nice job guys

Thanks you for a no bullshit vid, I had questions all the way through but you answered them all the more I watched 👍🏽

When I was a kid I had this electric track car system that came with two little trucks and two handheld remotes. A fun game to see how fast you could get them to run around the track before/without flying off across the room. As I recall, the little RC trucks looked EXACTLY like your truck. I think it they even said "Bandit" on them. I'm in my 30s now and I haven't seen any of those RC cars around since that era, but I'm pretty sure they're still boxed up in my parents garage. Now I want to go dig them out and see if they're still there just to see if my memory is serving me correctly or making correlations that don't exist. I came for the Raptor Liner info, but I stayed and subscribed for the badass truck.

Wow....i loved the tyco bandit design!!! Had many when i was young

This is how you do a review. Well done sir!

Thank you for a very comprehensive video.

Great review would love to see more how these hold up as underbody protection against rust!!

thank you ,, I was looking for a demo and I found it, il go buy some bully now for the little Suzuki sierra beast lol

Answered all my questions, awesome video

I don’t know crap from crisco about applying a liner to a vehicle. But this review was more than informative with tips and tricks. I haVe a lot More confidence in the project I want to pursue regarding my Jeep in the up coming future. Excellent review many questions were answered keep up the good work mates!

Best review so far..... THX

Mate, what a great comparison video! You guys went above and beyond!

Couldn’t get any better thanks mate.

I've always been impressed with the raptor finish. I use it to coat smaller items- the only thing is the coarse texture you get from applying a higher build doesn't look as good on smaller objects, yet it is tougher. The lower build I use is more satin-matte.. looks really even and catches the light really nicely.

Raptor looks way better! Thanks for the review

Great reviews of both products. I my self will stick to the Raptor product. The slight satin finish looks way better and it tells me it will probably protect more from UV rays.

Thanks for the video. It was very interestng. I've been looking at doing my van life van with the Raptor. I just priced the bullyliner and can get 8 cans of the Raptor for for a few bucks more then 4 cans of the bullyliner. Plus, you can tint the Raptor whatever color you like and paint your coats and it's done. With bullyliner, you paint your coats on then you still have to come back a spray your color on, which is a lot more work. Plus, the bullyliner is very limit in the color choices. The only thing I do like is that it says you can use a rollor and or brush to apply it. Verese with the Raptor, you have to mix different things with it, etc...to be able to roller it on, and it still does not go on the easiest from what I've seen. I'd love to see you do a project and roller and brush it on. Thanks again.

The claw hammer took quite a bit of the Bully off of the panel. And there was no comment on the damage done by the heavy hammer drop on the Bully. It seems to me that the review was slightly slanted to the Bully.

Very good review on both products! Thanks for taking the time to do it. I think the Bully would suit my needs best, hope I can get it in the USA. ~Pat

Great video, super informative.

I used bully on my van with a roller and it turned out great especially at front of van, no more stone chips

Awesome. This review answered my question. Raptor liner it is!

Good honest report man I’m going with raptor

5:36 "So you can see here, this is where we remodeled the front end of the truck into a Subaru!" I'm DYING LMAO here!!!

I had tyco bandit when I was a kid. Was the first Rc car I got that could turn both ways without reversing :p

Awesome video. Thank you.

What I learned from this is that the bully liner is good for what it's supposed to do and that the raptor is better for body

Subscribed. Expand your content, really keen to see more from you lads. Rebuild an engine or replace a LandCruiser transmission haha

Glad to see the comparison!! Thinking of using both in conjunction or replacing Raptor with Herc. Tough base layer of Raptor, then the softness of the Bully would work well at least in my mind.

Looks like a win for Raptor to me.

Hey Guys, Peter from South Africa. We manufacture Liquid Rubber Coatings and also just launched our water based Rubber Liner been great playing with different applications. Also chose to go the water based as is so easy to touch up if needed

Raptor all the way I have it on my Dodge Ram 2500 and it’s perfect not a single problem bully gets to rubbery during the summer in hot months

Go raptor guys won’t disappoint trust me got a paint shop to do it for me and even they where impressed sprayed a Tacoma prerunner and they used 5 out of six bottles came out phenomenal

Great video bro. I was set on the raptor after the hammer claw test.

I have used a 3m product on the interior of a few vehicles with good results for acoustic application, but never tried it on exterior. When I got my rust free montero, I considered getting a professional coating on the wheel wells and rockers. They wanted an arm and a leg. I mean more than I paid for the vehicle. I will look into these when I get around to doing some exterior coating next time.

Bloody excellent video!!

dammmm!!!...that's a great review video thanks...👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Not too shabby of a review! It seems the products are suited to different tasks. Raptor is a better choice for full body, but the bully liner might be better for bumpers and beds where slipping is a problem

Notice how he didn’t do the rope burn test on the bully liner at all. On another not I’m probably just nit picking but he picked, up the saw blade a second time and start scraping that around the raptor liner, which is a good test but he didn’t do it to the bully liner either. I recon if your going test both products keep the test the same and equal all the way through.

Personally love raptor liner but saw single cans at Walmart today and was gonna try this on some spots when I add my hitch into the vehicle and some undercoating underneath along with some other spots I’ll sand blast with rust coming from a bad paint job.

Great video...certainly appreciate it. what would be better for Arizona ??? Some products don't do well on the heat. thanks for your response

Great review 👍

Good test! thanks for the comparison

Wow that brought back memories my first remote control car. Tyco Bandit. 😁😁

Anyone else notice that this guy ends nearly every sentence with a quick vocal ascending tone of pitch. Once you hear it, you’ll start to listen more intently to see IF his pitch will raise, stay level or have a downward pitch. Entertaining even if you don’t pay attention to the context of the tutorial/review.

Wonder how well a clear coat would hold up with the bully (to increase the matte to a satin finish)

I love te test part - with throwing tools..thisis best i have seen

Having just used bully liner myself on a bull bar about 3 weeks ago it's great...until you get a hot day once the steel underneath warms it gets as makes sense "rubbery" and can be picked off or on a 4*4 track as any contact is going to gouge it off, if steel is cold it's rock hard. Think will carry on to use raptor instead

That’s innovative.. Push brooming washing a truck 👍🏻

I used the Raptor bed liner and it was real easy to apply. But, I do suggest a second coat.

I’m in the process of raptor Lane in my 2011 Toyota Tacoma. I do auto parts delivery for a living remind her has gotten beat to shit from all of the sharp edge metal parts I regularly have to put in my cab. Everything that plastic is getting raptor line. I’m also going to be raptor liner in the rest of my truck, that means the bed the whole exterior, and I might even do the wheels and raptor liner since I do a lot of wheeling. I don’t have the money for a regular paint job, But the irony is for a fraction of the price I can use raptor liner and get a much more durable finish than standard auto paint.

Bloody brilliant video thanks! Crash testing is really showing commitment to the road test review! 😁 2 questions please - If I just have a combined air regulator/water trap without an additional big dollar water separator in the air line, does the possibility of any water in the air line rule out buying the Raptor off you (and therefore defaulting to the Bully's water based product)? Second - does either product have better sound deadening properties? (I've already got your Stage 1 and Stage 2 inside the car, but this Raptor/Bully will be applied somewhere else) Thanks legends!

Also pushed harder on the bully side with the hammer scrap test than the raptor. Used two arms instead of one hand. Not a truly valid test but still pretty good. I've already been using raptor liner on my trucks bumpers and rockers and it's holding up well. Some rock chips after 8 years but it's time to add another few liters and make it even thicker

Cant you add multiple layers for better protection in the bed?

Awesome review Mate. I would like to do my whole truck with Raptor liner.

Question, will the Bully Liner alway have that texture or is it possible to have a "flatter" or less gritty texture? Loved the demo, seemed fair and unbiased since you sell both.....

Sorry big thing you missed and from my experience using the bully liner is on a hot day it actually feels like uncured paint and comes away under a fingernail , cool days it's hard as a rock but a hot day heading to beach and needing to get off the track into the scrub to pass and I can see it being gouged off, I used it on bar work and stopped once I spotted this issue, talking months after applied and like I said rock hard on a cool or mild day but leave it out in the sun 35+ and it's like uncured paint (not as bad but that effect), I imagine that's the effect of having the rubber compound in it

Guys notice hes got a big bully rubber liner sticker on that black wall which probably means hes sponsored by them.

great video and great comparison. Answered my queery

I didn’t understand a thing he was saying. Great Video!

Raptor for the win!

Apparently you can put extra thinners in the raptor and it will come up smooth? Would like to see a smooth raptor paint of some sort but the perks of it

FYI - The Raptor, for what it's worth, can also be over painted with 2 pack paint...or base cleared for additional color combinations. Also - I noticed in the rope test, you didn't do the same evaluation on the Bully Liner and based on how the hammer scratched the Bully - I think the rope would have really torn right through it....IMO.

Excellent review, how much litres to paint a dual cab ute like a triton for example?

I'd like to see a test with fuel being spilt on the paintt to see if it would break down at all.

For a new suv could the underbody be sprayed with the bully liner in the wheel wells and under body to reduce road noise.

Without using the tinted version what type of paint could you use to go over raptor liner eg. for a black gloss finish or fluro striping

Hey, I've noticed you don't stock Bully Liner anymore? Do you still support the product?

Does the Bully Liner trap dirt more than the raptor liner? I want to do my whole truck, but I don't want a constant dusty look. Sometimes I like it to look clean.

My plan is to coat with this stuff and still put my rubber floor and tail gate mate on.

I’m wanting to paint my Nissan hardbody about the size of your Toyota. I want it to last awhile but I’m not very good with tinting and such. Actually I’ve never done it at all. I want to go with raptor liner but when you said the satin is kind of spotty? If you were going to paint your whole truck with one which would you choose? I think I’m leaning towards raptor liner. Good choice? It gets hot in Montana so I don’t want the rubbery feel that billy gets.

For those interested you can use degreaser and a big brush to clean the raptor liner. Then afterwards use 303 protectant and it looks bright shiny and brand new!! I did that on my wrangler hard top and it always looked incredible. You can 303 on everything, it’s like armorall but doesn’t suck and ruin stuff over time. Also I used that parts store bed liner( I think herculiner... it came in a gallon tin with no hardner and you roll it on ) on the interior tub of my Jeep to replace carpet and that stuff basically ruined my Jeep. Sand and mud would adhere to the liner because it was so soft and it was a nightmare. Raptor liner and others that are two part with a hardner work soooo much better.

Just a rando internet opinion but I have used the raptor lining once (did the inside of my Jeep). IMO the raptor is better for DIY stripped interiors IE Jeeps where the grip isnt super important. The bully seems like is would be better as an actual bedliner. Just my 2 cents, but i must say i love being able to actually power wash the inside of a vehicle. Lots a hilarious look at the local wash

So this video is 2 yrs old now, if you still have the truck done up like this, which product has been the most durable? I'm planning to use bed liner pretty extensively in my truck project, been pretty set on the Raptor, but I never heard of the Bully before...I live in the States, so that's probably not surprising...Lol! Anyways, which one has held up better in the long run? The Bully looks like it lost a lot more material from that claw hammer, has it hardened more with age?

How well did the decals stick to the bedliner?

Omg that is crazy and I thought California had expensive prices.

Do you think I would be able to spray this under my cab and chassis.

Can have a choice of colors?

Can you fellas do an update video on how this has held up?

Do any of these products flex without cracking or chipping...... I want to do my aluminum bass boat..... and some of the spots you stand on has a little bit of flex

How does Bully hold up to UV? I'm curious as how well it resist fading?

I just wondering if I can put some 3M tape on the RAPTOR paint! It will stick to it?? Need your advice PLZ

So what would you recommend for interior of a 4x4 ? To replace the carpet?

How well do you think it would hide light to medium hail damage. It looks like it did well on your panel welds, but I'm just curious about what you think since you have applied it and know how it goes on. Thanks

Hi there, great video. Just wanted to ask how raptor liner compares to rhino liner? Cheers.

Why didn't you do the rope test on the bully? Did I just miss it

where can I find the Bullyliner? I am only finding it in black gallons on amazon. Thanks.

Which ones better?

How much would you need to completely spray a spacecab Ute tray

I have a difficult question, My truck is painted with Raptor liner, Extremely hard to remove. Can I spray the bully liner on it ? I sprayed kinda thin not heavy so it doesn't have texture but somewhat like coarse sand paper type sprayed on with raptor liner. It was my first attempted, My other sprayed on jobs got way better. I bought 5 bottles to spray my 05 tacoma exterior.