Kevlar paint job for Toyota Tacoma

Line X of Baton Rouge.

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LINE-X vs. Kevlar or Rhino Liner
The two main products that compete here, not pictured, are Rhino Liner and what are sometimes referred to as "Kevlar" coatings. While these products may give the appearance of a high quality spray on protective coating. They have several shortfalls. The key problem with these so called "Kevlar" coatings is simple. As anyone remotely familiar with Kevlar (used in bulletproof vests, for example) can tell you, Kevlar is vulnerable to UV rays. This means that over time, the Kevlar part of the spray on coating can degrade, especially if the vehicle is kept outside. Rhino Liner has similar issues with UV when it comes to durability and fading. Rhino has a softer rubber based construction than the LINE-X plastic based construction. The LINE-X coating is sprayed 10x thicker than the Kevlar but unlike Kevlar does not allow for details to be added into the coating. We recommend LINE-X exterior coating over both competitor products.

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Ive seen a few trucks with the monstaliner/raptor liner etc job..

A few things: It brings the resale value of the car down significantly (think salvage title).

Its impossible to keep clean. mud dirt rocks etc stick to the material.