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08-26-2014, 02:10 AM
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Location: Stillwater, Oklahoma
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"Tips" on spraying Al's Bed Liner
I will be spraying my bed tomorrow, I degreased, wire wheeled everything, primed the bare metal with self etching primer, and scuffed the bed. I have everything masked, prepped and ready to rock n' roll (The new green paint at the end of the bed under the tailgate was a touch up and will be masked too).
The spray gun comes with 3 different size tips. I was wondering if anyone that has done this before, could offer some insight as to what tip is best for a nice, even, not too heavily textured end result. Any other advice to help me avoid disaster will be accepted! I bought 2 gallons, so I should have enough to do a few tests on a scrap piece before I start, but any help would be appreciated. Here are some pictures I took during prep and the tips.
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