It is really a good product, new ideas to use it for are being found and suggested each day!Īnd yes I also have to mention the Chassis Saver as well, a stand out product on it's own and paired working together an unbelievable great combination.
Reading all I could find, and finally the posts about Monstaliner in the thread in the vendor area (Well over 4400 posts and more than 150,000 views) really convinced me it was the way to go.Not only Magnetman the vendor will respond to a question pretty quickly, but the experience gained with fellow forum members, they seem to be able to help with most any question and share their experiences right away as well, which is a great system of support.Bonus is that you can roll it or spray it, and you can control the texture, from a finer to a courser more aggressive style. Monstaliner was the one I chose for my YJ and I studied and debated, tossed and turned trying to decide which way to go. Me and my buddy are spraying Raptor in his in two weeks, but I need to get some chassis saver before then. Is raptor really much more durable, or better looking? I am painting my frame though soon and I need to paint my front floor boards before lining and I have some tailgate rust, so the free quart of chassis saver with the monsta is pretty enticing. I had decided that I was going to use U-Pol Raptor.but Monstaliner looks really good :shhh:, I don't really mind spraying, I don't own a compressor, but I could rent (an additional cost), or maybe borrow one. I've been set on lining the Jeep for a while, I have had my doors off more here in FL than on this last year and my floors get scratched from no carpet and sand/dirt. Oh and Please specify why you voted how you did. I'll update with pics when I get the liner in and the CS on my frame.ĮDIT: I didn't include any more options because I don't want to have to think about Al's Liner (which comes with a better gun), or any other liners.
I decided to go with Monstaliner, for their quality and great customer service.
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