COBRA DIY TINTABLE All-in-One KIT - 800ml (Includes Spray gun)

Meet the DIY Boss: COBRA DIY

Ready to get stuck into a job and make it look tough-as? Say g'day to Cobra DIY — the ultimate spray-on surface protector that’s as tough as a ute on a mission.

Built for Aussie conditions and DIY legends, Cobra DIY goes on easy with minimal prep, giving you a seriously slick flat finish in bold black or your favourite 2K colour tint. And don’t worry – "easy" doesn't mean soft. This stuff is hardcore.

Scratch it. Bash it. Sun it. Spray it. Cobra DIY takes it all in stride:

• Scratch & chip resistant

• Impact and abrasion-proof

• UV fade protection

• Can be sprayed, painted or rolled on

• Designed to stick to nearly any surface

What’s in the Box?

• 1 x Cobra Bedliner Tintable 600ml

• 1 x Cobra Hardener 200ml

• 1 x Cobra Spray Gun 

Perfect for:

• Tradies

• 4WD lovers

• Farmers

• Boaties

• Weekend warriors and garage tinkerers

Coverage:

• 4m2 - gun nozzle at 4mm

• 5m2 - gun nozzle at 2.5mm

• 6m2 - gun nozzle at 1.4-1.8mm

• 4 to 5m2 if rolled or brushed.
  

Tinting it:

The golden rule: pigment goes in the base FIRST, hardener second. Once the hardener is in, you can't re-tint it.

Steps

1. Use the right pigment. Standard automotive 2K urethane tinting paste/pigment only (Novol's Spectral 2K or Spectral Base 2.0 pastes are the matched ones). Household paint, water-based tints or craft pigments will wreck the adhesion and durability.
2. Work out how much. Pigment is 10–15% of the tintable base — 15% is the hard ceiling. For the 800 ml kit (600 ml base + 200 ml hardener), that's roughly 60–90 ml of pigment into the 600 ml base.
3. Add it gradually — start at the low end, stir 1–2 minutes until the colour is completely even, then check it on a bit of card. Expect the cured colour to come out a bit lighter than the pigment chip.
4. Then add hardener at 3:1 (3 parts tinted base to 1 part hardener) and mix again.
5. Thin only for texture, with acrylic thinner: 0% for a coarse finish, up to ~5% for moderate, 25–30% for a fine finish.
6. Pot life is about 60 minutes at 20 °C, so only mix what you'll spray or roll in that window.

Where You’ll Use It

Wherever you want to protect, toughen up, and look good doing it:

For Your Ride

• Ute trays and tub liners

• Roof racks, bull bars, boot interiors

• Trailers, campers & off-road gear

• Semi-trailers and tow vehicles

On the Water

• Boat hulls, outboards, engine covers

• Canoes, paddles, oars

On the Farm or Worksite

• Silos, ploughs, spreaders

• Tankers, farm tools, truck beds

Around the Home

• Anti-slip paths & steps

• Metal furniture and garden gear

• Letterboxes, light fittings, toolboxes

And heaps more – wherever you need tough, long-lasting protection that looks the part.

🔎 Need Help?

Check out our FAQs and HOW TO guides for tips, tricks, and pro results — even if it’s your first time using a bedliner.

⚠️ Heads up: This is a permanent coating, not a test run. If you’re not sure about the surface or how to apply, always do a trial on scrap material first. Once it’s on – it’s on for good.

Built for the Bold. Made for Australia.

Cobra DIY – Take it on and take it seriously.