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Old 07-15-2008, 01:39 PM
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Got the reciever and d-rings welded on.

Just needs some paint/bedliner?, and its ready to go.







Total cost to build bumper was $42.00. Add some to that if i decide to coat it with herculiner vs. painting it.
 
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Old 07-15-2008, 02:12 PM
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Turned out nice. I think the bedliner would look good on it.
 
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wow cant complain about $42! sounds like a great deal and it looks good too!
 
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Ill give you $43 for it.
 
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Ill give you $43 for it.
I'll have to think about that one.

 
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ill give you 45 if you put some liner on it....
 
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Speaking of liner i need to go get some some so i can get that thing mounted. Can't wait to see it. Damn stuff is $$$ though.

I got the steel cut to length on a rear bumper also.
 
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you know if you only buy the liner its self its like $20 for a can, that way you dont have to buy the rollers brush scuff pad and what not that i bet you already have....
 
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Old 07-15-2008, 04:09 PM
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$20? That aint bad, i thought it was more.
 
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its like $100 for a gallon with all the stuff needed to put it on but you can buy like a quort for about 20
 
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or the spray on stuff is about 8 dollars a can (what I used on the bronco). two cans would be plenty for it, but not as thick or textured as the roll on stuff.
 
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the pics dont work, bummer. Didn't somebody on here make a mad max cow scooper for their front bumber? I always thought that was cool, lol!
 
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yup the quarts are cheaper and should be plenty for that bumper, if you cant find it at a store just buy the gallon with the stuff its like 79 bucks at ACE. That way you'll know you won't run out and have extra for other stuff, I think I might copy this design for my truck, was it 42 dollars for the steel?
 
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you guys think the spray on stuff would work good?

Paul, what brand did you use?
 
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i think duplicolor is a popular spray type
 


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