Anyone care for a Duplicolor Bed Armor write up ?
05-11-2011, 09:41 PM
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Anyone care for a Duplicolor Bed Armor write up ?
I am about to get a gallon kit of duplicolor bed armor and plan to do my plastic bumper caps,bumpers, flares and lower doors and if i have enough the rear quarter anyone care to see a write up i have a black XJ FYI.
Just seeing if anyone is interested if not w/e
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Just seeing if anyone is interested if not w/e
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05-11-2011, 09:56 PM
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most definately, its pretty self explanitory and a few members have already posted how they did it in their build threads, but ive been waiting for someone to do an in depth one so yes.
05-12-2011, 03:08 AM
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I will try my best as i have never done a write up before haha should be pretty simple I guess I will just do step by step.
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you should make sure that its going to stick to plastic. you might need a some plastic etching primer or promoter. make sure you wipe away all oiley residue.
i plan on doing this to my roof and use the rain-rail as my belt line. once i get my lift installed i don't wanna have to worry about cleaning the roof.
good luck should look sweet.
i plan on doing this to my roof and use the rain-rail as my belt line. once i get my lift installed i don't wanna have to worry about cleaning the roof.
good luck should look sweet.
05-12-2011, 10:36 PM
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you should make sure that its going to stick to plastic. you might need a some plastic etching primer or promoter. make sure you wipe away all oiley residue.
i plan on doing this to my roof and use the rain-rail as my belt line. once i get my lift installed i don't wanna have to worry about cleaning the roof.
good luck should look sweet.
i plan on doing this to my roof and use the rain-rail as my belt line. once i get my lift installed i don't wanna have to worry about cleaning the roof.
good luck should look sweet.
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I used the spray on bedliner for my bumber caps, flares, and trim. It worked great and looks great. I did it a about a year and a half ago and the only problem with it is on the fender flares. The bedliner has chipped off where the front tires threw rocks at the rear flares.
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