Would this work? (tonneau question)
Would this work? (tonneau question)
Ok, had a great idea come through the past weekend....
My tonneau cover is a fiberglass paintable version. Was painted to match, but not great quality, and will need to be redone.

What if you did this.........paint it with the same bed liner material like a Line-X product.
It seems to make sense...
1) It wouldn't chip or crack, it would have some gurantee to be tough as nails...
2) Would be easy to wash, would have to worry about scratching it or anything.
3) Would be more of a permanent finish. The Undercover brand of tonneaus is the rough finish to it (like spackle), but looks sharp.
4) Plus it would be a black color too. Might look cool with my truck.
Thoughts?
My tonneau cover is a fiberglass paintable version. Was painted to match, but not great quality, and will need to be redone.

What if you did this.........paint it with the same bed liner material like a Line-X product.
It seems to make sense...
1) It wouldn't chip or crack, it would have some gurantee to be tough as nails...
2) Would be easy to wash, would have to worry about scratching it or anything.
3) Would be more of a permanent finish. The Undercover brand of tonneaus is the rough finish to it (like spackle), but looks sharp.
4) Plus it would be a black color too. Might look cool with my truck.
Thoughts?
paint it black paint. Rhino and Line-x fade over time and become kinda dull black/grey it wont look good..
personally I would sell that one. but its not mine i just dont like it, its to "boxie" style
personally I would sell that one. but its not mine i just dont like it, its to "boxie" style
Originally Posted by aftermarket
Even if it's something that fades, this is stuff you could put on with a roller, correct? You could just re-apply it every two or three years, no?
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