Painted half the truck with Bedliner!!!!
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07-23-2010
You did a great prep work and it does look good.
A little late BUT the Plastic Step Plates on the sides of the Bed can be un-snapped and removed; there are four Clips holding each on. Two Clips on the outer edge that need to be pressed together to get them to slide out (one needs to be popped using a Clip Prying Tool) and two hook type clips on the inner edge.
Anyway, I have to ask, what made you go with the Bed Liners instead of a “Shield Guard” that is clear and goes over the paint ?
A little late BUT the Plastic Step Plates on the sides of the Bed can be un-snapped and removed; there are four Clips holding each on. Two Clips on the outer edge that need to be pressed together to get them to slide out (one needs to be popped using a Clip Prying Tool) and two hook type clips on the inner edge.
Anyway, I have to ask, what made you go with the Bed Liners instead of a “Shield Guard” that is clear and goes over the paint ?
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07-23-2010
Opinion is an opinion but I was wondering if you had another reason, better rust proofing or hole filler (your truck doesn’t look like it has any holes) or something else.
What you do to your truck is you, not me, so I am only asking a question here !
ltr
What you do to your truck is you, not me, so I am only asking a question here !
ltr
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#23
07-23-2010
We're posting pictures of trucks herculined. Thanks for post-whoring. (edit, your post is gone. Thanks mods)
And Scrambler82..
The herculiner has a little bit of thickness to it so I didn't really see being able to herculine under the little plastic plate. I just taped it off cause that corner is very hard to properly paint herculiner into.
Also, i did it because with my tires sticking out i tend to throw up rocks into my door and sides. I also had a big paint chip i hid underneath it. And also, black on red looks awesome.
