Another free mod
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JK Newbie
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Yes I used it on the handles and the cup on in the door under the handles. Just taped it off well and sprayed it while handles were on. Spraying the handles and under them at the same time. Makes the handles feel more rugged and not have a faded look
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JK Newbie
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Dupi bed liner is too runny and isn't rough enough and it flakes off after a while. I have ran the rustoleom brand for a long time with no chipping, scratching, flaking, etc. and the application is a lot easier. I use it on my grille, wheel wells, offroad jack, and now door handles. Just a better product in my opinion
JK Super Freak
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From: Wildomar ca
Dupi bed liner is too runny and isn't rough enough and it flakes off after a while. I have ran the rustoleom brand for a long time with no chipping, scratching, flaking, etc. and the application is a lot easier. I use it on my grille, wheel wells, offroad jack, and now door handles. Just a better product in my opinion
And they both come on in a spray can so how is the application easier unless you are not using the spray cans
Oh and I have used the dupicolor on grill , front bumper , rear bumper , sliders , front axle the whole axle , wheel wells , pinch seam , light bar mount , sway bar disconnects and tie rod and none of those have issues
JK Junkie
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From: Bossier City, LA
So I guess it's just a user problem , because I have only used dupicolor and never had none of those issues And they both come on in a spray can so how is the application easier unless you are not using the spray cans Oh and I have used the dupicolor on grill , front bumper , rear bumper , sliders , front axle the whole axle , wheel wells , pinch seam , light bar mount , sway bar disconnects and tie rod and none of those have issues
JK Enthusiast
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From: Western New York
So I guess it's just a user problem , because I have only used dupicolor and never had none of those issues And they both come on in a spray can so how is the application easier unless you are not using the spray cans Oh and I have used the dupicolor on grill , front bumper , rear bumper , sliders , front axle the whole axle , wheel wells , pinch seam , light bar mount , sway bar disconnects and tie rod and none of those have issues
JK Enthusiast
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From: Baltimore, md
Just a heads up. You don't have to paint the cup behind the door handle, they make a black plastic insert that has a adhesive back and looks great and cost next to nothing. It also won't flake, scratch, or peel.....
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JK Newbie
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So I guess it's just a user problem , because I have only used dupicolor and never had none of those issues And they both come on in a spray can so how is the application easier unless you are not using the spray cans Oh and I have used the dupicolor on grill , front bumper , rear bumper , sliders , front axle the whole axle , wheel wells , pinch seam , light bar mount , sway bar disconnects and tie rod and none of those have issues
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JK Newbie
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Lol I saw this today on eBay and I was like... Well I could have just bought that haha.
JK Super Freak
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From: Wildomar ca
Guess I pissed you off. I just think dupicolor is garbage. Big deal. Personal preference. I'm not trying to have an argument or a discussion about what kind of Bed liner is the best. If I wanted that I would have posted that as the thread stating "what is the best bed liner out of a can to use" but I didn't. Anyways I just wanted to show everyone my door handles. Thanks all for the comments.
I didnt say which one is better I just said that dupicolor is not as bad as you made it out to be
In the wrong hands the best things in the world can turn to crap