U-Pol Raptor paint pics

have mentioned this before, but as the paint question comes up every other month, here are some pics of uPol Raptor sprayed on some power boxes and a little rack unit I'm making.

I did a decent enough job of sanding and preping before hand, but didn't go crazy as these are just for my own use. Still, it's ridiculously easy to get a professional looking finish.  Just add the hardner to the bottle and shake, bottle screws directly onto the very reasonably priced spray gun, and spray. Long as you have a good compressor it's super easy to get started, though importantly if you're spraying inside then you will need a proper air fed breathing mask as it has some nasty chemicals in it. Even outdoors, a good breathing mask is still a must.

Its a polyurethane paint, so shares a lot of similarities with Line-X (which is Polyurea). While the line x is more like a spray on plastic that needs specialised equipment and dries pretty much instantly, the Raptor is more like normal paint and takes 20-30 mins to get touch dry, and about 7 days to really achieve full hardness. But at the end of the process it gives a finish and toughness that is about as close as you can get to Line X in a DIYable package. 

How many layers?

Think a lot depends on how you spray it, those were fairly rough just cos I was doing it fairly quickly, but spending a little time experimenting with nozzle sizes and air flow etc you can get it much smoother.