I've always wondered if the coating on the vans they sell is the same as
the coating they sell in a kit. The reason I wonder is I would assume they
have a body shop do most of the body repairs, prep and paint as well as the
lining on the rocker panels. Usually those 3rd party companies use a brand
of spray liner that is not available in small kits.

I haven't paid much attention to the rocker panels on gowesty vans in
person but defintiely plan to take a closer look at Syncrofest.

Also I've seen a ton of vans done in various brand bedliners and the one I
like the most so far is TuffSkin based out of Long Beach CA and Phoenix AZ.
In fact I'm trying to plan my trip so I can make a stop in and have my
rocker panels prepped and sprayed there in Phoenix.

Abel Longoria

On Tue, Mar 31, 2015 at 11:52 AM, adam butler <acbutler.dandy@icloud.com>
wrote:

> Any body, here on this great list use this stuff?
>
> http://www.gowesty.com/ec_view_details.php?id=23977&category_id=347&category_parent_id=
>
>
> If you're interested in giving your vehicle the "GoWesty" look, we
> recommend this texture coat kit, which contains everything you'll need to
> help protect your vehicle from road debris (and look great, to boot!).
>
> For more information on the black texture treatment take a look at our
> library article Black Texture Treatment, Steel Bumpers, South African Mud
> Flaps <http://www.gowesty.com/library_article.php?id=845>.
>
> Kit includes:
> • (4) 25 oz. bottles base material
> • 1 liter bottle of activator/hardener
> • Spray gun (compressor required)
>
> Features:
> • Covers 125 square feet of area
> • Can be applied to virtually any surface
> • Dampens road noise
> • UV, abrasion, and stain resistant
> • Texture can be customized by the air pressure used
>
>
> They have a great article about it, I plan to pull everything and spot
> everything under and outside before I head indoors of the vanagon.
>
> adam