Bedline Rims Black?
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Bedline Rims Black?
I am trying to decide if I should bedline the rims black. They are scuffed up bad and I thought they might look pretty good black. What do you all think?
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Woah those running boards are boss.I personally like the way the wheels look as they are . But its ur jeep so do what u want to do.
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I wouldn't use bedliner rims. It's pretty heavy and might mess with the balance of your wheels. I just used regular black spray paint. Or maybe it was high temperature brake caliber paint.
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I wouldn't bed line the rims, if anything I would plastidip them, because if you don't like it you can peel it right off.
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Thanks for the tip in the bedliner. I wouldn't have thought it would be heavy enough to mess with the balance.
If I did the rims black, then the running boards would go black too, or just come off.
If I did the rims black, then the running boards would go black too, or just come off.
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I'd personally get rid of the running boards. Unless you physically need them to enter and exit the Jeep. Seems unnecessary on a stock XJ.
Not hating on your Jeep, that is some clean paint and a nice visor.
Not hating on your Jeep, that is some clean paint and a nice visor.
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You can purchase bedliner in a spray can that is not heavy/thick like
normal bedliner. About $9 for a can. I used it on my running boards.
It has been very durable, has a semi-gloss/satin finish.
It would look good on rims also.
I used splatter trunk type spray paint on a set of Dodge wheels, that
looks great, balanced good, and have been durable.
normal bedliner. About $9 for a can. I used it on my running boards.
It has been very durable, has a semi-gloss/satin finish.
It would look good on rims also.
I used splatter trunk type spray paint on a set of Dodge wheels, that
looks great, balanced good, and have been durable.
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I bed lined my last wheels and it worked great. Added weight is whatever because it maybe a couple ounces across the entire wheel. Just spray on a reasonably even coat an you are good to go
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