So I came across this Audi that was supposedly sprayed with bedliner or so i think thats what he says ( here http://forums.vwvortex.com/showthread.php?4064843/page1 ) i was wondering could this work as a roll on paint job...because i know they sell kits in the stores to Rhinoline your bed for trucks does anyone think this would work with the whole car.
Also doing it would be for the same reason as the guy who did it and i quote :
"In these times of paying the mortgage, the economy and no respect receiving scratches, dings and scraps from others with-in 6 months of your new paint I decided to take another approach.
I'm sick of buffing, polishing, dings, and the front end rock chips, sun fade in Arizona, 15 second dirt showers, 1/2 pound bugs while doing highway speeds, and of the sort .
I blatantly refuse to pay $2,500 to $3,000 for a paint job, even finding some one to touch it for $1,500 would be if tuff if OEM, but it's not OEM, I had a fully 100% unprepared body kit.
Sadly, you can find these all day long for $3K on Craigslist, as a matter of fact there's a Reiger Audi A4 for $3K with a custom paint job on there now.
For what I did, I allowed it to cure and took my largest wrench, and well, beat the car: And the result, nothing, nothing at all.
I even tried to scratch it, pull off chunks on corners with my finger nail, and stabbed it with a flat head in the trunk jam, nothing.
She was taken apart and fully sprayed, took about 3 weeks, I didn't want the infamous ghetto non-door jam/interior door/trunk jam non-spray.
Washing her is so tremendously easy! I was a little concerned regarding attempting to dry her after a wash, as I figured the finish would tear up a shammy, nope, the finish isn't ruff at all.
It's actually pretty smooth, one swipe and she's dry. I'll do a write up shortly, so here you go: I did pics in the shade, and in the sun."
Also doing it would be for the same reason as the guy who did it and i quote : "In these times of paying the mortgage, the economy and no respect receiving scratches, dings and scraps from others with-in 6 months of your new paint I decided to take another approach.
I'm sick of buffing, polishing, dings, and the front end rock chips, sun fade in Arizona, 15 second dirt showers, 1/2 pound bugs while doing highway speeds, and of the sort .
I blatantly refuse to pay $2,500 to $3,000 for a paint job, even finding some one to touch it for $1,500 would be if tuff if OEM, but it's not OEM, I had a fully 100% unprepared body kit.
Sadly, you can find these all day long for $3K on Craigslist, as a matter of fact there's a Reiger Audi A4 for $3K with a custom paint job on there now.
For what I did, I allowed it to cure and took my largest wrench, and well, beat the car: And the result, nothing, nothing at all.
I even tried to scratch it, pull off chunks on corners with my finger nail, and stabbed it with a flat head in the trunk jam, nothing.
She was taken apart and fully sprayed, took about 3 weeks, I didn't want the infamous ghetto non-door jam/interior door/trunk jam non-spray.
Washing her is so tremendously easy! I was a little concerned regarding attempting to dry her after a wash, as I figured the finish would tear up a shammy, nope, the finish isn't ruff at all.
It's actually pretty smooth, one swipe and she's dry. I'll do a write up shortly, so here you go: I did pics in the shade, and in the sun."
other than that it look like a bad paint job with lumps or something ...should have used a sprayer
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