Thinking about doing this as my summer project.
#1


#2


#3

 

#2!! That looks amazing!

 

I'd go with #2. Looks "balanced"

 

 

#3 Not like it so much how about something else like a rear and front bumber.

 

Number 2.....you want to do our trucks together Scott? I was thinking of doing this...

 

#1 because # 2 the yellow start to low.. imo

 

Something like this??


That is a old pic of the truck. Since then ive black out the headlight added 06 corners black, taking off the step bars and mud flaps.

The reason why I want to do this is cuz the mud flap on the rear ate threw the paint and looks bad.

And steve we will see. Im tight on money right now, im think it should take about 2 full gallons to do that they way I want it.

 

^^ doesn't look bad but the whole bottom black = sexy

 

hey that's my truck's twin
if you must paint it i'd go with #1

 

Im also worried about the herculiner fading over time. My buddy did his bed with it and it looked like a blakish grayish. Is their any way form keeping that from happening??

 

lol But I think the front bumper looks out of place on 1

 

#2 for god sake i love #2!

 

#1

 

i like 1 and how the yellow sticks out on the bumper

 

2. It looks good on yellow_edge's truck in person. Do it!

 

#2

 

tyler do you know what he used and is it fading at all.

 

I like both #1 and #2

go with #2

 

I believe it's whatever bedliner they sell in a bucket at Walmart. So far it's not fading. Make sure you prep the surface well before you do it though, because I had to help him do it a second time because he didn't prep the surface the right way the first time.

 

i say #2 or #3

 

I was thinking about using 60 gritt on a air sander, and then like 2 to 3 coats of adhesion promoter then 2 coats of bedliner , 2 coats of black high gloss paint.

How did you guys prep his truck??

 

Nothing like that. You'll be good to go if you do what you're planning.

I just fixed the spots that were flaking for him.

 

Go with #2.

 

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