Arb front. Lod rear.
Hi everyone,
I am getting the arb front bumper and the lod rear bumper. I was wondering...does anyone have this setup? If so, could you show me or tell me if the two powdercoat colors match fairly well? I have been thinking of getting them speedlinered but if the two colors match pretty well then why bother.
Thanks so much!
Sean
I am getting the arb front bumper and the lod rear bumper. I was wondering...does anyone have this setup? If so, could you show me or tell me if the two powdercoat colors match fairly well? I have been thinking of getting them speedlinered but if the two colors match pretty well then why bother.
Thanks so much!
Sean
Hi everyone,
I am getting the arb front bumper and the lod rear bumper. I was wondering...does anyone have this setup? If so, could you show me or tell me if the two powdercoat colors match fairly well? I have been thinking of getting them speedlinered but if the two colors match pretty well then why bother.
Thanks so much!
Sean
I am getting the arb front bumper and the lod rear bumper. I was wondering...does anyone have this setup? If so, could you show me or tell me if the two powdercoat colors match fairly well? I have been thinking of getting them speedlinered but if the two colors match pretty well then why bother.
Thanks so much!
Sean
Originally Posted by Ryanc
I have this combo, looks great. The powedercoat on the ARB is better quality, but if you keep a coat of wax on the LOD it will look really good.
I have the ARB front and the LOD rear. I recently used a bed liner type material on my ARB front to cover up a scratches from a fender bender.... and it looks better than new and it still looks good in relation to the LOD
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Originally Posted by dusmmdb
here is a pic of it after we refinished it
I would LIKE to have this setup... Already have the ARB front.. and I did bedline it.
Here it is the day after install.. before my lift or winch.. I like how the finish matches the fenders pretty well.

This is a rustomium finish.. and when going thru brush, and such.. it can scratch... but it's overall very durable.
I sanded, and primed the bumper with an adhesion promoter.. I did probably the best job that a person would do with rattle cans... and it can still scratch up a bit..
I hear it's easy to repair.. If you clean the area with alcahol, the bed liner bonds to itself.. so touch ups are supposed to be simple. havn't tried yet.
I did a write up on the process a while back.
Here it is the day after install.. before my lift or winch.. I like how the finish matches the fenders pretty well.

This is a rustomium finish.. and when going thru brush, and such.. it can scratch... but it's overall very durable.
I sanded, and primed the bumper with an adhesion promoter.. I did probably the best job that a person would do with rattle cans... and it can still scratch up a bit..
I hear it's easy to repair.. If you clean the area with alcahol, the bed liner bonds to itself.. so touch ups are supposed to be simple. havn't tried yet.
I did a write up on the process a while back.
Originally Posted by RayHoliO
I would LIKE to have this setup... Already have the ARB front.. and I did bedline it.
Here it is the day after install.. before my lift or winch.. I like how the finish matches the fenders pretty well.
This is a rustomium finish.. and when going thru brush, and such.. it can scratch... but it's overall very durable.
I sanded, and primed the bumper with an adhesion promoter.. I did probably the best job that a person would do with rattle cans... and it can still scratch up a bit..
I hear it's easy to repair.. If you clean the area with alcahol, the bed liner bonds to itself.. so touch ups are supposed to be simple. havn't tried yet.
I did a write up on the process a while back.
Here it is the day after install.. before my lift or winch.. I like how the finish matches the fenders pretty well.
This is a rustomium finish.. and when going thru brush, and such.. it can scratch... but it's overall very durable.
I sanded, and primed the bumper with an adhesion promoter.. I did probably the best job that a person would do with rattle cans... and it can still scratch up a bit..
I hear it's easy to repair.. If you clean the area with alcahol, the bed liner bonds to itself.. so touch ups are supposed to be simple. havn't tried yet.
I did a write up on the process a while back.



