Should I bedline my hood??
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Should I bedline my hood??
Sup guys...So I have a bottle of Raptor liner left over, and thinking of using it on my hood. Cant picture it though. What do you guys think?
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btw how did you do the light black streaks on the side, looks really cool
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Thank you,,,Its actually krylon camo green...used some grass as a stencil, very easy and fun.
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yeah, I'd avoid the hood. IT's pretty thin metal so it'll warp easily with the heat that bed lining draws. If you want the hood black, just do a real good prep job and rattle can it with color and a couple layers of clear coat. You could bed line the rockers with that extra can though.
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yeah, I'd avoid the hood. IT's pretty thin metal so it'll warp easily with the heat that bed lining draws. If you want the hood black, just do a real good prep job and rattle can it with color and a couple layers of clear coat. You could bed line the rockers with that extra can though.