Why not tinted monstaliner on exterior?

[Sniperinhisname]

I've been researching for my upcoming budget paint job on my new to me m1008 offroad project and i have noticed alot of people have used behr with good results, well what about monstaliner? I was browsing their website and noticed they have code 34088 tint available. Wouldn't tinted monstaliner be tougher than behr or maybe even carc? Just curious what yall think of this.

 

[NovacaineFix]

Sorry for the confusion if you read this before I edited the post.
Had to re-edit, I guess I really didn't get that you wanted to use the Monster-liner on the exterior and not as a bedliner.

You can, I have seen a few trucks, not MV's, around town that have had it done. They don't look bad, but it depends on what you are trying to achieve.
I used a light bedliner material on the lower portion of my M1009 as a scratch protector from rocks and stuff.

If you don't mind a rough outer exterior, then there is nothing wrong. Just keep in mind not to use it where rubber seals meet the body surface, they need that smooth and/or flat surface to seal properly to keep water leaks from occurring.

I read the Monster-liner product page, it is a catalyst based coating, so the hardness factor should be good for your off-road activities.

Hope that helps and good luck

 

[98G]

Rustoleum rattlecan. Cheap, and easy to touch up.... (no, not durable, but the carc is intact under it and the carc *is* durable)