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Advise on bedlining Rock Sliders.
I'm getting a set of LOD Rock Sliders (bare steel). I plan on bedlining them. But here is my problem. Do I bed line them with a professional job like Line X and have a nice finish. Or rattle can it with Duplicolor or Rustoleum so touch up will be easy and in-expensive. I mean, it is a set of Rock Rails. There's gonna be contact with rocks.
I guess what I'm asking is will Line X hold up to abuse scrapping over rocks? Because if it don't, I'll go with the rattle can, so touch up jobs match in texture and color, Instead of paying Line X to do it every so often. |
I just spray canned mine. Two coats of primer, then three of the bedliner. I took my time over several days and was surprised how well it came out.
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Originally Posted by lost6009
(Post 3578706)
I just spray canned mine. Two coats of primer, then three of the bedliner. I took my time over several days and was surprised how well it came out.
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I got my first dad's bumper bare steel and did just as stated above.... Primed it good then I sprayed it with duplicator bed armor.... Attachment 465580Attachment 465579
It's a self leveling spray! No runs, no mess! |
Well if you use them then paint them,if not bedline them
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Yeah my vote goes to DIY so you can touch up easily :thumbsup:
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Originally Posted by wittys-jk
(Post 3578916)
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Might be a bit much for what your doing, but wouldn't hurt to look at MONSTALINER.........just like ice cream 39 flavors to choose from. Just as strong as Line X but better than using a spray can.
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Has anyone actually hit/scrapped/smashed their bedlined rails on rocks? Does it hold up? Or does it go back to the steel?
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