Rascole's SAS build

[rascole]

i know you did this a couple years back but, do you remember how much product you used to cover the whole truck? I've been considering doing this since the wrap i put on a couple years ago is starting to crack and i'm looking for something with a bit more longevity. also how has it held up since you did the work?

I used all 4 quarts but it would have been fine with 3. I had it so I used it. It has held up very well and am very happy with it. I have had many trips where desert pin stripes were guaranteed and there is very little evidence now. My sons truck has a couple of spots where it delaminated likely due to poor prep in that spot and not as durable in the bed as true bed liners. But for the price it is great and would definitely do it again. I strongly suggest you test spray some plywood to find your ideal texture, medium to low pressure with flow rate in the middle gives a smoother finish.

 

[BBYHUMR]

I used all 4 quarts but it would have been fine with 3. I had it so I used it. It has held up very well and am very happy with it. I have had many trips where desert pin stripes were guaranteed and there is very little evidence now. My sons truck has a couple of spots where it delaminated likely due to poor prep in that spot and not as durable in the bed as true bed liners. But for the price it is great and would definitely do it again. I strongly suggest you test spray some plywood to find your ideal texture, medium to low pressure with flow rate in the middle gives a smoother finish.

thanks for the info. wasn't sure if the 1 gallon was enough to do the whole vehicle or if it was going to be just over. looks like this will be my next project after the engine swap!

 

[rascole]

A bunch of parts were delivered over the last few days. Everything is in to rebuild the 14b with Motobuilt truss and Lugnuts disc brake upgrade.

 

[rascole]

The best of the updates. Finally got the new motor home today, will work on install after the 14b.