Is Gatorback still available

[BoatMark]

As the title says, I am looking to buy more Gatorback coating for my Av, and am having zero luck finding it.
I coated my truc about three years ago and it looked like new (its an 04' I bought new) and today three years later it looks good, but is showing its age in places. Was planning to recoat but can't find anyone selling it. Is it still produced? If not is there something else that works as well? I really liked that it looked new and didn't require any maintenance for several years.

 

[ygmn]

probably not my guess is they went out of business.

There is another product members use
reFinish Restorer long sticky in this section all about it.

TO most on here the longest lasting stuff out there if done right.

 

[BoatMark]

That's what I feared. I have not had much luck with refinish-restore.

Has anyone tried the SEM or Eastwood trim black sprays?

 

[Tacocat]

That's what I feared. I have not had much luck with refinish-restore.

Has anyone tried the SEM or Eastwood trim black sprays?

I cannot speak from experience on those products but what I've heard their not bad. I also read about AL's liner which is a two part with a super short setup time that is supposed to be the best.
Since I couldn't get a compressor, I went with Rust-Oleum bed liner on mine and it came out almost perfect but it was a chore between the prep work and the actual spraying as the cans wouldn't spray upright once they past a certain point of use. I probably have two or three full cans from ten that didn't spray right stored to decant. As for durability and longevity, I only used two coats and don't expect more than a year before fading in the So Fl sunshine.

Here's a link to ALs.

 

[Durwin]

I use the Griot's Garage Vinyl and Rubber dressing. I have the 2002 with the gray cladding. It's worked great.