Spray on bed liners
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11-13-2004, 11:18 AM
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Originally Posted by ITDave
Hello.
Does anyone know if when you get Line-X do they spray the lip area between the tailgate and the bumper where some people are installing the Line of Fire LED Lights under the tailgate?
Thanks,
Dave
Does anyone know if when you get Line-X do they spray the lip area between the tailgate and the bumper where some people are installing the Line of Fire LED Lights under the tailgate?
Thanks,
Dave
#17
11-13-2004, 09:37 PM
Looks great I was at the Sema Show in LasVegas never heard of them
Originally Posted by MX2004
Got it sprayed at a local truck accessory shop, "Star Bed Liner" with lifetime warranty, looks slick, check it out tell me what you think.
I was at the Sema Show in LasVegas never heard of them. I am looking to get into the sprayin bedliner business and looked at several systems some of them are Vortex Reflex Armorthane
could you please email me any information that you have thank you
jackunojack@hotmail.com
I was at the Sema Show in LasVegas never heard of them. I am looking to get into the sprayin bedliner business and looked at several systems some of them are Vortex Reflex Armorthane
could you please email me any information that you have thank you
jackunojack@hotmail.com
could you please email me any information that you have thank you
jackunojack@hotmail.com
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04-29-2005, 06:29 PM
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Was thinking of spraying my own liner inside the cab, and outside.
Weld sheet metal inside rusty old cab, spray on and remain monoxicide tight for a few years. Fill bootom of door with foam insulation, grind kinda smooth, spray outside and look ok a few more years tilll alimony ends.
Brushon types with ground tires not suitable for this. Paid on rhino or ? to expensive. This isn't going to be my chick chasing vehicle, just want it air and water tight for guy uses. I think Rhino would work just fine for this. But can't find someone to sell me, for home use the stuff to do at home acouple trucks inside and out. Don't want to be a dealer, or hire one. Can hire a body shop for that kind of funds.
Any ideas?????????????
Weld sheet metal inside rusty old cab, spray on and remain monoxicide tight for a few years. Fill bootom of door with foam insulation, grind kinda smooth, spray outside and look ok a few more years tilll alimony ends.
Brushon types with ground tires not suitable for this. Paid on rhino or ? to expensive. This isn't going to be my chick chasing vehicle, just want it air and water tight for guy uses. I think Rhino would work just fine for this. But can't find someone to sell me, for home use the stuff to do at home acouple trucks inside and out. Don't want to be a dealer, or hire one. Can hire a body shop for that kind of funds.
Any ideas?????????????
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