Spray on bed liners?

Hi, I can tell you that essentially there is no major differences in the actual products themselves. They are all a resin and some sort of activator to act as the hardening agent. The main difference is how they cure out. Some need to be heated for a 24 hour period while others cure out dry to the surface touch in 30 or so second like my Vortex system dose. Additionally, the major franchises tend to spray at a high volume and high pressure. Mine is low pressure so there is lass over spray and more material goes onto your rig. I got a used machine because of the folks coming back to me after I media blasted an primed their rigs. The cost from some of the major franchises was staggering. So I found a used system and started doing it as a hobby business to support my jeep habit. As for re sonable rates? I can be negotiated with, and bribed LOL I do have examples of work as well as references so contact me and we can see if we can make it happen without breaking your bank.

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