Your spray technique is exceptional. I can always tell how well it will turn out by the way people move the can. Nice job. I think ill try it on mine.

I have a 17 F150 with aftermarket bumpers. Live in northern Michigan so stone chips and salt from sanding the roads in the winter are major problems. After 1 winter my front bumper was peppered with little chips and rust spots in the powder coat. So last summer I called around and Line X and rhino lining wanted big bucks to shoot the bumpers so I decided to do it my self. Took time to really sand and prep everything well and did 3 coats. It worked amazing not a single chip or spot of rust from this winter. I used the 2X rattle cans to do the top of my tool box along the pulls I guess you’d call them on the drawers. The box is bright green combine with the black looks sick and now I don’t have to worry about the top getting scratched up. The rattle cans are a bit expensive but great for smaller jobs.

Those flares came out fantastic. I'm definitely going to do this on my red taco

This is amazing. I have an 07 taco that I’m going to customize this spring. I can’t wait to try this out.

Great job man! You paint really good! Seriously. Nice job.

These came out clean! Was looking to do this to my Tacoma. Thanks for sharing.

I was a little worried when I saw how close you were holding the nozzle at some points but I came out looking great.

good work brother - now i got an idea

Painter here. Great job.

Very very very clean work.

Looks great

now a year later how is it holding up is it peeling off any or does it still look good

May be a dumb question: I have my fender flares off and ready to spray with bedliner; would it be ok to spray liner first, THEN place new trim on?

I did this but the raptor liner came out flaky AF. Sanded, primed, cleaned and prepped. Idk why it did that?

Hey man what were the drying times for that stuff like? TIA

How does this hold up going through a automatic car wash or anything of the sorts? I wanna do this to the fender flares I bought for my 4Runner.

lets see that rear bumper done

Looks good and I'll bet it holds up well but, a little to much texture for my taste👍

arent chewy boxes the best

what size of compressor you using? what psi you spraying with? ty

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Quick question why didn't you spray some primer on it ?

How has this held up over time? Just one coat?

You only used a liter of product ?

can you please attach the link to the gun you used.

Do they sell those in rattle cans