Rear wheel well liner

[cooooop_ks]

I just added the Raptor Liner (brand) roll on, to the rear wheel wells. Was fairly easy to do, didn't take too long and I am really happy with the results.

 

[hj_s14]

That's a good liner, it still shows the shocks.

 

[isis]

That does look good. I bet I would screw it up just enough to disappoint myself for trying.

 

[MudLovingFJ]

That does look good. I bet I would screw it up just enough to disappoint myself for trying.

Straight up the reason I haven’t attempted this myself yet

 

[ksgries]

How’s the texture doing the roll on?


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[ljn21]

Is it actually "roll on" or do you use a brush? How do you get into the corners and crannies with a roller?

 

[cooooop_ks]

That does look good. I bet I would screw it up just enough to disappoint myself for trying.

This is not that hard to do. Remove the tires, and mud flaps if you have them. Scuff the paint by hand. Mask off the shocks and the fender flares. Apply with a roller and a small paint brush in the corners and edges. 2 coats, both wheel wells, with dry time took about 2 hours.

 

[cooooop_ks]

How’s the texture doing the roll on?


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That's how this was done by rolling on and using a small paint brush in the corners and places the roller couldn't fit

 

[cooooop_ks]

Is it actually "roll on" or do you use a brush? How do you get into the corners and crannies with a roller?

It's roll on and using a 1" paint brush to get into the places the roller wouldn't fit. The kit comes with 2 textured rollers, but you have to provide the brush.

 

[isis]

This is not that hard to do. Remove the tires, and mud flaps if you have them. Scuff the paint by hand. Mask off the shocks and the fender flares. Apply with a roller and a small paint brush in the corners and edges. 2 coats, both wheel wells, with dry time took about 2 hours.

Scuff with what? Scotch brite? Or more?