The Big Beast
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I thought about either painting my blazer with zola tone or inyadi bed liner? Any feedback would be appreciated?
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Zola tone or Rubberized liner
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Where are you planning on spraying this? What's the desired affect? Budget?
Personally, I'm spraying mine with Lizard Skin. I want to use their ceramic rubberized spray on the firewall and floor to block heat, and their acoustic spray on the doors and quarters to kill the road noise. Never used it before, but it has amazing reviews.
Personally, I'm spraying mine with Lizard Skin. I want to use their ceramic rubberized spray on the firewall and floor to block heat, and their acoustic spray on the doors and quarters to kill the road noise. Never used it before, but it has amazing reviews.
I saw them (Lizard Skin) demo their stuff on an edition of "Hot Rod TV" a few years back. They sprayed 1/2 of an electric skillet with their heat barrier. An ice cube was placed on it (the Lizard Skin) and it didn't melt. They moved it to the uncoated side and it started sizzling away instantly.
When I get to that stage I plan on using it myself.
When I get to that stage I plan on using it myself.
I would do zolatone on the outside of the truck. I have done both. Zolatone will look better over the long haul
The Big Beast
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Does Zolatone hold up well ? I am wanting something that is going to last awhile with the weather and such.
I did the exterior of a jeep with it. It looked good after 5 years. He sold it after that.
On the exterior of a truck any textured coating sucks to clean. Any bedliner has to be uv stable or it will look like crap
On the exterior of a truck any textured coating sucks to clean. Any bedliner has to be uv stable or it will look like crap
