This proposal
demonstrates a substantial profit generation opportunity by becoming an independent dealer
of Mega-Liners, the latest in spray-on
polyurethane truck bed-liners. We can show
you the ease of application, the profits attainable, the low initial investment required,
the other applications from which one can profit and the benefits of being a Mega-Liners Independent Dealer.
Mega-Liners equipped trucks receive
numerous benefits never before offered. Custom
spray-on bed-liners are becoming a highly requested accessory in the truck aftermarket
industry. This next generation of bed-liners
gives a contour fitted, anti-skid, chemically resistant surface that provides longer life,
increases the value of the vehicle and requires little or no maintenance.
There are three features
that differentiates our product from other spray-on polyurethane products. First, high quality materials. Mega-Liners
ML-2000 and ML-1000 material are two of the strongest spray-on bed-liner products
available. They are guaranteed not to fade
for the lifetime of the vehicle. Tensile
strength can be enhanced significantly with Kevlar® additives if required, making then one of the first and only
bed-liner products to be able to add a matrix for strength.
Second, ML-2000 is the most convenient bed-liner systems to color, they
are compatible with automotive color tints. This
enables the bed-liner to be colored to match any truck.
The third major difference with Mega-Liners
is its simple method of application and low start-up cost. High-tech equipment and highly skilled (and highly
priced) personnel are not necessary.
There
is no aftermarket product in the truck industry today that provides such high profit potential with so little initial
investment. A Mega-Liners Independent Dealer can be set up with the
equipment to begin this lucrative venture for a one time start-up fee of $2500 and a low
dealership price. As an installer of Mega-Liners you can realize margins of $200
to $400 per bed-liner sold. Break-even initial investment can occur after selling less than 5
units.
We
at Mega-Liners propose to train your
employees to professionally apply spray-on bed-liners.
After training is complete, Mega-Liners
will continue to provide technical and marketing support for as long as you sell
Mega-Liners spray-on bed-liners.
Easy Installation Process
Although some training is
required to apply Mega-Liners, it is a
simple process. High tech equipment and
highly skilled labor are not necessary. Mega-Liners will train your employees while
installing a spray-on bed-liner at your location.
The
following is a list of the basic steps involved in applying a custom spray-on bed-liner.
1.) Wash bed of the vehicle to remove
all dust, dirt, and oil if necessary
2.) Lightly sand surface with 40#
grit or wire brush to roughen surface
3.) Thoroughly wipe down surface with
a fast evaporative cleaning solvent
4.) Mask vehicle with plastic or
paper to prevent over-spray
5.) Apply primer to truck bed, using
an automotive HVLP gun, brush or roller
6.) Spray on material, starting at
the front and working to the back
7.) (ML-2000 Only) Apply UV Clear
Coat, MLUV-2000 to sprayed liner in a wet even coat, using a std spray paint gun, HVLP
gun, brush, or roller.
8.) Remove masked area
Total
installation takes less than three hours. Mega-Liners takes twenty-four hours to cure
hard enough for light loads (tail gate should remain down during this time). Maximum strength is reached at full cure (double
cure rates if under 70 degrees for ML-2000).

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Technical Data
Mega-Liners ML-2000
Recommended Uses
Mega-Liners ML-2000 may be used for very thick applications requiring an elastomeric
coating / lining with good abrasion resistance at a low cost. Typical applications
include pick-up truck bed liners, livestock trailers, structural steel and many other
custom applications.
Features:
Standard hopper gun or airless
spray-applied gun
High solids - Low V.O.C.
Fast build for very thick
coating / lining requirements
User friendly
Good performance properties
Excellent U.V. stability with
the use of MLUV-2000 Clear Coat U.V. Protection
Simple mix ratios, 1A:1B for
black or 1A:1B:1/8C for custom colors
Economical 10 gallon kits
Theoretical Coverage: 20.53 ft2/gal. @ 62.5 mil or 1/16th
inch.
Recommended Thickness: 100-250 mils (just under 1/8th inch to 1/4 inch) or greater,
depending on service conditions requirements.
Number of Coats: 1
Recommended Primer: Mega-Liners own MLPRI-2000 as specifically recommended.
Color: Black, Neutral. Must specify when ordering. Material can be
applied without top U.V. coat but is not recommended, MLUV-2000 is highly recommended for
additional color, gloss and high U.V. stability.
Note: Individual components of the A&B side coatings need to be protected from
moisture contamination. Store pails in a dry location at 60-90 degrees F (16-31C)
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Ordering Information
Availability: 10 Gallon Kits (5 gal. pails)
Shipping Weight: 10 Gal. Kit 103 lbs.
Freight Classification: Coating solution, hazardous, regulated. Flammable,
see MSDS information.
ML-2000
Table 1: Typical Properties (WET) |
Property |
Method |
Results |
| Mixing Ratio |
Black 1A:1B by volume |
1 gal.A:1galB |
| |
Neutral 1A:1B:1/8thC |
1 gal.A:1gal.B:1pt.C |
| Solids Content by weight by volume |
ASTM D 1353 (mixed) |
82.5±1%
80±1% |
| V.O.C. |
ASTM D 3960 |
1.47 lb/g. (176g/l) |
| Flash Point |
Pensky Martins Closed Cup |
45 |
Viscosity, cps comp.A
comp.B |
ASTM D |
600±200cps
500±200cps |
Storage Stability comp.A
comp.B |
60-90° F in unopened containers |
9 months
9 months |
Table 2: Typical Performance Properties
of Cured Coating |
Physical Properties |
Test Methods |
Results |
| Hardness |
ASTM D 2240, Shore A |
80-85 |
| Tensile Strength, Split |
ASTM D 412, PSI/Mpa) |
2100±100 |
| Elongation |
ASTM D 412, % |
310±25 |
| Tear Strength |
ASTM D 624, PLI/(KN/m) |
260±25 |
| Low Temperature Flexibility |
ASTM D 2136, 180° Bend |
Passes |
| High Temperature Flexibility |
ASTM D 573 Continuous Intermittent |
225° F
250° F |
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Application
Information
Recommended Surfaces: Metal and all other properly prepared truck bed surfaces.
Other Applications: Obtain specific recommendations from Rend Corporation.
Method: Use Hopper Gun or Standard 30:1 spray unit to spray materials.
Applications Temperatures: 60-100° F
Materials: Precondition to 75-90°F (24-32°C) before using.
Thinning: Do not add thinner.
Pot Life: 40-50 minutes @ 75°F
Mixing: Agitate Components A & B separately with clean impeller-type powered
mixers-mix thoroughly for 20-30 seconds. Mix together A, B, and if appropriate C
component until gel occurs. (See chart below)
Product |
VolumeA |
VolumeB |
VolumeC* |
Pigment** |
| ML-2000blk |
1 Gallon |
1 Gallon |
no need |
no need |
| ML-2000neu |
1 Gallon |
1 Gallon |
1 Pint* |
3-8oz. |
*Component C is needed only when using neutral
for stock or custom colors. Material will not cure if Component C is not added.
**Pigment to use should be: Non-hydroxyl bearing, non-aqueous, and non-plasticized.
Most solvent borne acrylic and polyester dispersions from auto supply and auto paint
stores can be used. If you must use a custom color from your local auto paint store,
then remember the following: PPG or Dupont colorants are usually best. We recommend
either Concept 2000, DAU for PPG or Dupont Chroma, both with no additives or
hardeners. Important: Do not use more color than is necessary or this will cause the
urethane to have a creamy effect and will affect the curing process of the bed
liner. One thing to always remember is not to apply colors that are lighter than
Mega-Liners stock samples (excluding ML-3000 samples). Test your local pigment
suppliers product for desired results prior to application. It is best to use stock
colors available if possible. |
Mixing: ML-2000Blk, Add component A into B at 1:1 and mix until
gel forms and apply. ML-2000neu, Add component A into B at 1:1 and mix until
uniform. Immediately add Component C at 1/8 and continue to blend until gel forms
and then add pigment dispersion to the gel, mix until uniform and apply.
Clean Up: Use thinner for clean up.
Drying/ Recoat/ Cure Times: The curing rate will vary with ambient air and surface
temperatures. The typical times below are based on 100 mils thickness, 30 to 50%
relative humidity, equal air and surface temperatures, and good air circulation through
the application area.
Approx. time to.. |
50-60 F |
70-80 F |
90-100 F |
| Dry Surface |
4-10 hrs |
2-4 hrs |
1-2 hrs |
| Hard Film* |
24 hrs |
6-10 hrs |
3-4 hrs |
| Recoat Minimum |
4-10 hrs |
2-4 hrs |
1-2 hrs |
| Recoat Maximum |
36-48 hrs |
24-36 hrs |
24 hrs |
| Full Cure |
7-8 days |
3 days |
2-3 days |
| * Hard Film does not indicate full cure.
Normal use should not proceed until full cure is achieved. |
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Safety Information
Read the Material Safety Data Sheets and container labels for detailed health, hygeine
and safety information. Do not apply without adequate air exchange and ventilation
in enclosed areas. Wear protective clothing and proper breathing apparatus supplied
with a remote source of fresh air when spraying the coating. Breathing fumes or
contact with the skin may cause severe allergic reactions. These products are
intended for professional use only by trained applicators.
Rend Corporation
1300 South Garfield
Midland, TX 79701
432-683-7368 Fax: 432-687-1142
rendcorp@sbcglobal.net
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Our data is based on information from laboratory tests which are
believed to be accurate but all recommendations are made without warranty, since the
conditions are beyond Rend Corporation's control. We do not assume any liability or
responsibility of the product relative to coverage, performance, or injury resulting from
its use. Liability, if any, is limited to replacement of |