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this is what I was comparing it with, which is also what I'm looking to use on my car at present:
http://www.newlizardskin.com

No this stuff is not asphalt based at all this stuff is usda approved for food contact so its fine 100% for interiors. A good effective thickness is about .80 mils but I can go thicker if required by the customer for even better performance this stuff is incredible. There using it in the mining industry for an abrasive resistant coating. As of right now Im setting up accounts at local car audio shops and auto repair shops and detailing shops. They will be considered my dealers and will be in my service area. People will be able to take there trucks for bedliners and cars for soundproof and corrossion resistance to the dealers who will set up a appointment with me to come out and do the job. It will be a next day service if u drop off mon u could come pick up tues. The spraying process doesnt take long at all this stuff dries in 5 to 10 seconds and can be returned to service in 1 hr. I will be eventually expanding so maybe then I will have alot of dealers spread out. right now we are servicing pa md de nj.

few questions.
it's a spray-in liner I understand. what is the thickness for a good coat?
how does this material compare to something like LizardSkin polymer coating?
is this an asphault based coating? (not good for interiors)
being in MI, and not near Pa, is there a way to get this stuff and administer it locally? I'm building a car but can't really trailer it all the way to you just for the lining when stuff like lizardskin may be a bit mroe pricey but it can be painted in or sprayed, and its easy to clean up afterward. I need to do the entire interior of a 1966 B-Body Mopar.

Thats not too bad at my local shop they wanted $600 to $700 just for the dyno mat. THen another $300 to $400 to install it. So for around $500 I could do your whole car it comes with lifetime warranty I dont think dyno mat comes with any warranty. For $500 thats almost half price of what it costs for dynomat installed

ouch, not cheap

Depending on the year make and model A rough estimate would be $500 to $600 fully installed. And thats with a lifetime warranty and thats the standard black color. Trust me u will love this stuff its basically very similar to the stuff they use for spray in bedliners. Well definitly e mail be back. Thats with interior out. Right it would be extra if we pull interior out right now we are setting up local dealer accounts in pa, nj, de, md. So maybe u could take the car to one of our local dealers and they could set up the appoitment and well come out and spray it right at the dealer.

Toledo Ohio by chance?

I need the entire inside of my car and trunk done. Im talking roof and all.

Whats this stuff cost?

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Did I hear jersey? Hmmmm