1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

@Area51Runner Hell or High water is a good movie. Probably seen it already, its 3 years old

 

You see the irony in this statement, right?

 

Spray on Bedliner is fine. It’s the roll-on that pisses me off.

 

What if you can do both?

 

Wat?

 

Sand blasting is fine, it’s the sand paper that pisses me off

 

You can roll it or spray it

 

Let me clarify. If a truck is properly bedlined by a spray-on type, that’s totally fine by me. The reason I don’t do a Line-X job over a normal paint job is the Line-X job costs more than a good paint job. It’s merely personal preference for me at that point.

If you go and do a shit job with roll-on stuff from Walmart, now that I cannot forgive.

 

What if it’s quality roll on?

 

I use both. There’s times where sandpaper doesn’t make sense and there’s times where sandblasting doesn’t make sense.

On the Knaack box @lucky13don gave me I only sandblasted the hinges and areas I couldn’t reach with a sander, I hit everything else with a DA sander.

It’s a waste of blasting media and time to do what a DA sander can do more efficiently.

 

There’s no such thing as a quality roll on. It’ll never have the same fit and finish as a good spray on.

 

Are you shitting me? Have you not looked at the monstaline things I’ve shared? Half of those are roll on

 

Yes, and IMO they look like crap.

The only bedliner I’d ever consider is Line-X. It’s thinner than most other liners on the market and looks better to me.

 

You’re dense as fuck

 

You can call me James then.

 

One of linexs selling points is how much thicker it is than other products haha

 

Maybe it isn't the thickness I'm after, it's the actual size of the grit in the spray. Monstaliner and other companies use this thick aggregate for grit. LineX is super small, so from afar it looks like a matte paint job.

 

I just don’t see much of a difference

 

I don't either, again like I said it depends on the quality of the application. If it's professionally sprayed on it looks better than your average joe rolling it on at home.

 

That defeats the purpose of a quality diy bedliner product