no i will not buy new plastics ....
03-04-2012, 11:22 PM
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Go with the bedliner!!! I did mine with bedliner because I always climb on them when I load my dirtbikes and all. They have definitly weathered the storm and look good.
03-04-2012, 11:27 PM
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I just got some do it yourself DuPont bed liner spray cans. Did my cowl covers and the steps on the running boards. Pics to follow on my thread soon. Next I will tackle the, bed rails , tail gate cap, bumper step, lower valence on front bumper, and door handles. Do not know about mirrors yet, still debating towing mirrors.
03-04-2012, 11:35 PM
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Originally Posted by Twan
i have already done my handles, mirrors and bed caps with bedliner and it worked out great. a lot better than doing the multiple layers of plasti dip.
What brand did you use? Did you use aerosol cans? Or a kit? How many cans did it take to do everything?
03-04-2012, 11:51 PM
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it is a little dark here and i am planning on pics tomorrow. everyone i know likes the handles because it isn't over bearing and look good. i used the rustoleum brand bedliner that you can get from homedepot in the aerisol can. the ammount of cans depends on how many coats you want. i did a good 2 or 2 with light third coat on mine. honestly i think i used maybe 5 cans or less for everything.
03-05-2012, 12:17 AM
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Originally Posted by Twan
it is a little dark here and i am planning on pics tomorrow. everyone i know likes the handles because it isn't over bearing and look good. i used the rustoleum brand bedliner that you can get from homedepot in the aerisol can. the ammount of cans depends on how many coats you want. i did a good 2 or 2 with light third coat on mine. honestly i think i used maybe 5 cans or less for everything.
