Monstaliner?

We used an epoxy primer, but not sure what it was.

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Riddle said:
It's possible. I sanded down to metal and shot single stage primer on it before shooting the liner.....maybe I should have used 2k primer?
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Normal urethane primers are not recommended for shooting over bare metal and aren't necessarily the best under certain top coats. Epoxy primer is excellent for bare metal and should allow the best adhesion for the liner or just about any top coat.
 
The bed of my Ram and the TJ tub were both done with Monstaliner.

I half assed the truck bed when I needed to remove the plastic drop in liner so I could bolt my rack on. I only used 1 gallon instead of the recommended 2 gallons for a long bed. Unsurprisingly it chips if you scratch it because it's thin, but it doesn't peel from there. I have a second gallon to recoat if I can find the time. Also, I rolled this job.

The TJ tub I did with an underbody coating gun and used a gallon as recommended. Much better results.

I'd recommend the stuff for an older truck or Jeep. I wouldn't put it on anything minty fresh.
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RHSCTJ said:
Sitting out in the weather for over a year has had no effect on it. I have also plasma-cut through it and the coating around the cut has not peeled or anything like that.
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Speaking of weather, i think I've read somewhere that it has a UV protectant(?) so it doesn't fade?
 
When i looked up the price on the website yesterday it said 5 yr warranty for fade.
B.ScottsYJ said:
Speaking of weather, i think I've read somewhere that it has a UV protectant(?) so it doesn't fade?
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