Vortex
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I asked the same question in '05 and didn't get much response.
There is a shop close to where I work that sprays it.
Since I couldn't get a firsthand look at one that was a couple of years or more old, I wound up going with a drop in.
I would have been sick if I wound up with a bedliner that turned to chalk in the back of a two or three year old otherwise spotless truck.
I did look at a couple that had just been installed. They looked pretty nice and any color available was the same price as basic black.
There is a shop close to where I work that sprays it.
Since I couldn't get a firsthand look at one that was a couple of years or more old, I wound up going with a drop in.
I would have been sick if I wound up with a bedliner that turned to chalk in the back of a two or three year old otherwise spotless truck.
I did look at a couple that had just been installed. They looked pretty nice and any color available was the same price as basic black.
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I only have two pics of a Vortex bedliner and I understand this is a pretty bad job. Never the less, it's a cold/low pressure application so your going to still get that gouped on look. If you decide to get one, post pics, I need some more.
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Shot with a big gun.
Yeah, I've seen one and it didn't look anything like the gouped up mess in that picture. It looked very clean, fine, and had a nice texture to it. I liked it.
Vortex
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Here is a better pic of the texture