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Liner attempt #2. Much better than before, but not great. Should be ok for use after a few touch ups. Over the last week I stripped off the peeling liner and primer, then cleaned, sanded, and cleaned again. This afternoon I used a hopper/texture gun to shoot the liner. I have never used a...

​I think I found the problem. I talked with customer service and it sounds like I thinned the primer too much. It should not be glossy. I did two coats of primer and maybe they did not adhere to each other properly. I also thinned the liner with acetone, which was not a good idea. The acetone...

Will this surface be safe to put the liner on after it dries and I rough it up? Paint stripper took liner off and patches of primer. Old carc is showing.

I was outside to put the dog out and decided to take another look. More liner is bubbling in spots that were good earlier. However, the area I used paint stripper and sanded, the liner is drying very well. :naner: It is some pretty tough stuff. Not the best, but better than paint. The paint...

I did a quick test. On the surface that I had just used paint stripper a few hours ago, I roughed it up and cleaned with acetone. I let it dry and put a bit of liner on it. So far there is no bubbling. I have a heat lamp on it to keep it warm and dry.

Very good info! Aircraft paint stripper is quickly taking the bed liner right off along with the damaged primer. It is leaving behind the CARC and any rusty metal primer that is stuck to rust. I have a few important questions: 1) After cleaning off the paint stripper and damaged liner/primer...

I think I may have found the problem. I used the professional rusty metal primer. There is a separate automotive rusty metal primer in a rattle can. Here is what I found. From Left to Right: Resin Type, Carrier Solvent...

Had a major liner and primer reaction screw up yesterday while bed lining my deuce. I sprayed rusty metal primer on the bed a few weeks ago after roughing up the paint and rust, like I did with the rest of the truck and had great results with oil enamel paint. I did not sand between the two...