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Old 03-24-2012, 02:01 PM
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Couldn't find a thread on this so lets make one. I have a chrome diamond plated UWS toolbox, i want a black one but I'm saving money for rims, could i plastidip it? i also thought about bedliner? Ideas pictures and tips please
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I'd probably use bedliner.. Plasti dip obviously will come off if handled too much.
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I plasti-dipped my toolbox an it looks great I did it about 6 months ago an it sill looks good
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I painted mine with bedliner and it is holding up great... I would most definitely use bedliner over plasti dip because it is not going to hold on if you use you toolbox
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I painted mine with bedliner and it is holding up great... I would most definitely use bedliner over plasti dip because it is not going to hold on if you use you toolbox
That was the logic i was thinkin lol.. either way if you do it it'll look good. it'll just depend on the usage of the box
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Someone post pics!
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i plastidipped mine and its still holding on great. just make sure to put on decent coats and it should hold up fine. i open mine and use it almost daily, no problems
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Not trying to thread jack but where do you get plasti dip I wanna do my rims
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Lowe's or Home depot
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