Painting my Skid plates what should I use?
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Painting my Skid plates what should I use?
I picked up some skid plates at a Junkyard, I'm going to grind them down and repaint them, but I'm not sure what I should use. I was thinking just black paint but if I go on to some trails it will just get scratched up and I'll have to keep repainting it, So I was thinking of using some roll on bedliner would that work fine? Which would be better or is there something else I should try?
heres a pic of the Skid plates:
I already grinded down the T-case skid
heres a pic of the Skid plates:
I already grinded down the T-case skid
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hey now....she gets offended when you call her flat...she has a shene to her! Blitz Black is cheap and has a reputation of being extremely durable. On top of that, the semi-satin shene is really good looking....sometimes called 'hot rod black'. She's so special, she even has a website dedicated to her....
BlitzBlack - The real "HotRod Black."
BlitzBlack - The real "HotRod Black."
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Spray....either rattle can or out of a gun. I absolutely friggin' love the stuff. Been using it for years. My headlights, corners, honeycomb grille, rear hitch, front hitch, rear axle, front frame crossmember, front suspension and crossmembers, tcase and fuel tank skid, radio bezel and now my bodylift components are painted with it. Shoot....we painted my little brothers kitcar with it. Basically, anything that needs black paint, gets Blitz Black in my book.
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