


The feedbacks are mixed but mostly positive. As both of these products are spray-on, you’ll enjoy these benefits. Traditionally, with drop-ins, you need to paint the whole thing again.

You can just spray the faded, gouged part and ta-da you got yourself a new coating. Companies provide a lifetime warranty on these coating, trusting their quality over a fairly large business period. With spray-on like these, you can repair your coating almost instantly. Lastly, before spraying into a bare metal, could you treat it with acid primer? On the other hand, you can brush the coating to bring out the different textures. You don’t want to pour too much coating accidentally. The spraying should be done with proper care. You’ll get the spray gun in the package too.

You just have to pour the coating, shake it up and spray. The installation is a rather fun and engaging part of this task. It accommodates heavy-duty trucks, utility bodies, maintenance vehicles, landscapers and all the stuff that the first coating covers. It can coat a wide range of stuff like truck beds, inside a car, chassis of the car, trailers, tractors and toolboxes. The raptor is good for regular usage in a small truck. So, it is safe to say that this spray-on is aesthetically sounder than the Drop-ins. The manufacturers also guarantee no peeling off, crack sorts of pieces of stuff. Both coatings are fade resistant and in it for the long haul. It repels every scratch and stays new for a long period. The paint is very tough without question. This offers a sporty look that is pretty timeless. UV protection, stain resistance are a big plus in terms of aesthetics. The first product does lead the shore A class and is known as quite hard. This type of coating is for extreme sports usage. The second one in our segment is known for its shore D hardness which is quite rare. Hardness is coating measured with the shore scale where A is the minimum. For polyurea spray-on coatings, it’s a benefit otherwise, it is not. High elongation refers to lower hardness. It measures the length of a particular material before any fracture or similar operation. The later coating gets multipoint examination which measures their ideal thickness at every point, ensuring rock-hard durability. The durability is immense in both light and heavy-duty vehicles. The first coating is adhesive which is good for durability. This coating is arguably one of the strongest liners there is. With this technique, the Bedliner blends strength and flexibility in a single coating. Line X uses a different polyurea technique. An ideal coating should have all the specs, and raptor liner brings a tough fight in the market. This blends in with the OEM color and dries up pretty quickly. Raptor liner comes with a urethane system built with two components inside.
