StevenSTi

lol I just paid $200 to have it done professionally...but they also sanded everything down to the metal and fixed some scratches. that looks great man, nice work

madeSICC

Yea when I had originally unmasked I think I waited to long and when I strated peeling it off paint would come up with it in a ccouple spots because it was almost dry.

And yes. All the black on the bottom is bed liner. Wasnt sure if I liked the 2 tone at first but it has really grown on me

madeSICC

Yea I just lightly sanded mine and it seems like its holding strong except for the couple problem areas I was expecting. I would of loved to get it done professionaly or even used a higher quality liner but it wasn't feasible at this time in life so I did it on a major budget and think it came out halfway decent

Turtle2004

I did this to my 98 sanded it all down cleaned with acetone taped off then sprayed three coats had it for about a year I will look to see if I have any pics of it laying around

StevenSTi

I understand...mine wasnt feasible either, but I had some bad scratches from a sign post that I couldnt live with, so it had to be done

wyattjo

i like this idea alot and have been thinking about doing it to mine as well... thanks for the write up... how do you think it would look on a white truck? too much contrast? any photoshoppers out there be able to do it if i posted a picture?

StevenSTi

white would look good...kinda the "Storm Trooper" look

AustinJ427

Dude that contrast looks bad ***.

I wish I had a grey truck.

madeSICC

Thanks for the compliments, I got 2 more cans in the garage for the fixes on Sunday.

White could look good but it is such a big contrast that imo if you don't have everything else either black or white it could look bad. Such as chrome bumpers/ wheels.

madeSICC

Yea I did mine because of some nasty chips I was getting