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Looks sick. Love those rubi wheels. Been looking all over for some.
Thanks man. I'll be selling them here soon. Going back to steelOriginally Posted by Harris4627
Looks sick. Love those rubi wheels. Been looking all over for some.
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Looks great, what did you use?
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I'm in. Here's mine. Bedlined since 2006.
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Painted the grill with rustoleum bed liner this morning.....
I figured out a trick for the rustoleum bed liner. If you warm up the can with a heat gun or under hot water it lays down much nicer. I use a heat gun to warm the can up, not so hot you can't hold it. It increases the pressure and makes it spray very consistently.
BE VERY CAREFUL YOU DONT HEAT THE CAN TO THE POINT IT EXPLODES!
I figured out a trick for the rustoleum bed liner. If you warm up the can with a heat gun or under hot water it lays down much nicer. I use a heat gun to warm the can up, not so hot you can't hold it. It increases the pressure and makes it spray very consistently.
BE VERY CAREFUL YOU DONT HEAT THE CAN TO THE POINT IT EXPLODES!
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I'm on the cusp of mixing some un-tinted white U-POL for the 2000 Freedom.
Tip: Using Great Dane flat black and gloss white trailer paint most everything else. It is worth finding a local dealer.
Great Dane color list
* If I had to do it again I would have bought Durabak liner which can be ordered in textured or smooth.
Tip: Using Great Dane flat black and gloss white trailer paint most everything else. It is worth finding a local dealer.
Great Dane color list
* If I had to do it again I would have bought Durabak liner which can be ordered in textured or smooth.