A: Hi! No specific spray gun is needed. However please be sure to read and follow all sprayer manufacturer’s safety and operating instructions before using. Remember do not thin the coating to improve spray performance. Adjust the various control options on the sprayer to achieve preferred spray performance. Stir coating thoroughly before pouring into the container. Rust-Oleum Truck Bed Coating is a thicker coating so it is recommended that you start with the highest material flow setting and then gradually decrease the flow to suit your particular spraying needs. Before spraying your object, apply the spray pattern to a test surface. Clean tools and equipment with Acetone immediately after use. Clean dried product with Acetone. Clean up overspray, drips, or spatters with Acetone IMMEDIATELY as dried product is very difficult to remove. Properly dispose of all soiled rags and protect unused product from freezing.

A: Hey Curley W, Thanks for the question. This item is awesome at waterproofing, but would not be suitable for sealing a small hole in your metal. See below: Rust-preventative formula provides protection from abrasions, impacts, fading and weather

A: We only have this product in black.

A: Yes

A: A medium grit sandpaper or scuff pad to thoroughly clean the surface with detergent and water.

A: Can be applied via any paint roller, brush or spray.

A: Use truck bed coating on bare metal, worn metal or previously painted truck beds, running boards or bedrails. One application can last up to 4 years.

A: We only have it in black

A: So, as a general rule of thumb, one gallon should be sufficient for a 6-foot pickup bed. Purchase and additional 1-2 quarts for an 8-foot bed.

A: Surface Compatibility Tractors, Trailers, Lawn Mowers, Farm Implements, Wood, Metal.