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Thanks! I did a light sanding. It was easy to accidentally sand to expose the metal in some places since the paint back there is pretty thin. I definitely didnt completely remove all of the paint in the bed. For raptor liner you really just need to scuff the paint up, then clean the surface and...

I didn't use ear plugs, but have seen others do that with success. I just used blue painters tape and rolled a piece up then stuck it into the hole to cover the thread. After I sprayed, I either got them out by hand or used needle nose pliers to get them out before the liner hardened too much...

Spraying is the easiest part of the process. If you are thinking about rolling on bed liner, you are going to have to do all the same prep work, which is the real 'challenge'. If you are going to DIY, I would highly recommend to spray instead of roll. The roll on just does not have the same...

Check out this thread. Not white, but they do touch on color tint with raptor liner

Thanks! I was really surprised how easy it was to sand all the way to the metal even with a really fine grit. I was lucky enough to use a neighbors compressor. It was one of the hot dog style ones, like this. It worked really well, especially since the maverick bed is relatively small and the...

With the Raptor liner not really. You can adjust the nozzle and PSI with the gun that comes with the kit. You can also get a couple of drop cloths from home depot/lowes for like 3 bucks each to be safe.

After much consideration, I decided to DIY a bedliner in my 23 XLT. I wanted to make a quick post here to hopefully help anyone else thinking of taking on the project themselves. First, here are the before, during, and after results: Why? I like the look and durability on the SIBL. I...