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Old May 21, 2018 | 12:28 PM
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Originally Posted by abran
I have used the spray and was not happy with the excessive texture that I got. I was planning on trying to brush or roll on the next time around.
The texture snags towels when you are cleaning and picks up lint, at least in my case.
What brand of bedliner/undercoating did you use?

TR250 doesn't lay on with a heavy texture at all. Even if you do it wrong, at best all you get is a slight eggshell texture.
Plus it can be sanded if you want a perfect smooth finish. This stuff doesn't spray/lay like most bedliners, and the nozzle stays clear when it's sprayed. What can I say ... I like this product.

I've used TR250 so many times I can get a very near smooth finish the first time with zero post heavy sanding.
The only light sanding I always do is to scuff the TR250 to top with a UV protective clear or black.

To get a proper finish coat ALL you need to do is spray in long passes from about 10 inches away. Just let the product build up gradually.
For something like a fender flare 2 passes and it's done.
But again, if you're not happy with the texture and want it completely smooth just run fine grit sandpaper over the part a few extra times. It really is that easy.
 
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Old May 21, 2018 | 03:37 PM
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I thought I used duplicolor, but after your infomercial, maybe I need to try again.

Not looking for baby smooth, just don't want a lint grabber.
 
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