Painting entire unit with bedliner
Its used on roofs, so why not the sides? I'm talking about thinning it enough to have a smoother texture, not super thick like in a truck bed. Like the roof, it would add sealing properties, as well a...
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93Cobra2771 wrote:
The plastidip is pretty remarkable. It is basically aerosol rubber. Fairly durable, and when applied properly can actually be peeled right off. No surface prep other than clean. It will actually age like untreated bedliner unless you use the "glossifier" to make it keep it's color.
They make bigger kits at "dipyourcar.com".
Pretty popular to do accent stripes, wheels, grills, emblems, etc.
About 2 or 3 years ago I sprayed my ABS LP cover, the aluminum bottom skirts along both sides, the ABS fender skirts, and the ABS bottom skirtinging on the front and it has held up much better than I thought it would. I did spray on 3 to 5 coats on like the LP cover. I did not use any of the topcoat glossifier.
Larry
