
Here is a Toyota Tundra project truck is completed covered with a Line-X Ultra coating. You may be familiar with the spray-in bedliner which is pretty thick and coarse. The bedliner sprays at about 75-125 mils (thousands of an inch). The Ultra has some of the similar protective properties, but it sprays at a much finer 20 mils (thousands of an inch). It means that you can cover a truck’s exterior panel with paint-like precision.
The big question is, can it protect the exterior of a truck from scratches like taking a key to it? We get a close look with this demonstration with a Line-X representative. If it can withstand a key scratch, it will help greatly to protect against tree and bush branches on a narrow off-road trail.
This Tundra is complete project truck, which means it has custom bumpers, suspension, wheels, tires, exhaust system, and a surprise under the hood.
Check out the demonstration below.












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