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lyrikz · 11-04-2008, 04:56 PM

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Originally Posted by splatrd

Where did you find the Hopper spray gun? I looked up the manufacturer's web site and found distributors, but could not find the gun.
How does the coating look/feel once it has cured?

I bought the hopper gun with the kit.. 40 bucks or so... I just called them and said put the gun in.. They have it, but not listed.

Its not cure yet... Supposed 48 hours... This morning it was nice and hard... Seems like it will work really good...We will see... Let you know tomorrow... I spilled some on my floor when i was painting and this morning i pulled that piece up.. It took my floor coating with it. ahaha

lyrikz · 11-06-2008, 02:13 PM

I said i would give a review of Al's liner once it curred. Here it is.

I was watching horsepower tv and chop/cut/rebuild when i saw them using this product called Al;s Liner. Its a 3 part spray on liner that you can do at home. It got rave reviews so i figured i would try it. I wanted something that would hold up about 3/4 as much as linex would. I was a bit skeptical.

I called a company called Graham Solutions and talked to the guy for a bit. He gave me the owners information of Al's Liner and i contacted him. I purchased 2 gallons of liner along with the hoper gun they sell for 129 ish shipped. I received the product fairly quickly and got to work. I followed the instructions and sprayed the underside of my cab. It didnt have the appearance of linex so i didnt put it on anything else. I went in the house and RE READ the instructions and found out i wasnt using the gun correctly.

I went back out in the garage, mixed up another batch and sprayed my core support. It came out PERFECT. Looks like linex, with a bit more shine. 48 hours later when it was fully cured i beat on it with a hammer and it didnt budge... This stuff works as a truck liner, or sound deadener....

I give the product a 9 out of 10. Only reason i dont give it a 10 is you need a fairly decent size compressor to spray it.... Awesome product, awesome service, and awesome price....
www.alsliner.com
Dana is the owner... Super helpful and nice guy.

11-06-2008, 02:13 PM	#2
lyrikz PITbut Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: monroe washington Posts: 3,055	Re: My build. Project Karma. 71 stepside. I said i would give a review of Al's liner once it curred. Here it is. I was watching horsepower tv and chop/cut/rebuild when i saw them using this product called Al;s Liner. Its a 3 part spray on liner that you can do at home. It got rave reviews so i figured i would try it. I wanted something that would hold up about 3/4 as much as linex would. I was a bit skeptical. I called a company called Graham Solutions and talked to the guy for a bit. He gave me the owners information of Al's Liner and i contacted him. I purchased 2 gallons of liner along with the hoper gun they sell for 129 ish shipped. I received the product fairly quickly and got to work. I followed the instructions and sprayed the underside of my cab. It didnt have the appearance of linex so i didnt put it on anything else. I went in the house and RE READ the instructions and found out i wasnt using the gun correctly. I went back out in the garage, mixed up another batch and sprayed my core support. It came out PERFECT. Looks like linex, with a bit more shine. 48 hours later when it was fully cured i beat on it with a hammer and it didnt budge... This stuff works as a truck liner, or sound deadener.... I give the product a 9 out of 10. Only reason i dont give it a 10 is you need a fairly decent size compressor to spray it.... Awesome product, awesome service, and awesome price.... www.alsliner.com Dana is the owner... Super helpful and nice guy.



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