So, far, I am not impressed with the durability of the trunk spatter paint that I have tried. Even with the recommended clear coat, it scratches easily.

I thought about using a bed liner coating. I figured I could use a black base and then before it dried, use an aqua color and spatter it over that. If they make it in a satin finish, that would be even better!

What does everyone think?

JMO but bedliner material would be too heavy... I used GM rattle can spatter paint maybe 8-9 years ago, used a lacquer type fixative like that used by artists so their work doesn't smudge and it's held up to many many overloaded trunkfulls. Even under the mat has held up well...

JMO but bedliner material would be too heavy... I used GM rattle can spatter paint maybe 8-9 years ago, used a lacquer type fixative like that used by artists so their work doesn't smudge and it's held up to many many overloaded trunkfulls. Even under the mat has held up well...

I planned on using a thinner coat than usual. I figured that would keep the weight down.

u-pol raptor bedliner on the underside of the car and in the floor/trank pans. It looks good and acts as a sound deadner also. I think more thn a few people use. 1 bed liner kit covered mine like i mentioned. I could of sprayed it heavier but I got the coverage & texturing I wanted by working the areas faster instead of going slow and loading an area up.

Were you able to duplicate a spatter look?

u-pol raptor bedliner on the underside of the car and in the floor/trank pans. It looks good and acts as a sound deadner also. I think more thn a few people use. 1 bed liner kit covered mine like i mentioned. I could of sprayed it heavier but I got the coverage & texturing I wanted by working the areas faster instead of going slow and loading an area up.

:yes: i also used the upol, worked great only used 4 bottles to finish a well covered coat

Use zolatone cant scratch it looks factory (alot better) is the correct color.

will agree with the zolatone, very tough and lays down better