Toneau Covers
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From: Wichita, KS
Toneau Covers
I have a couple questions that I need some help on.
1. Can dealerships get toneau covers (fiberglass) painted to match the truck?
2. If not, is there a way to get custom paint jobs on fiberglass toneau covers (like black with blue flames!!)?
3. Does anybody know somewhere close to Wichita, KS that I can get this type of work done.
I already negotiated a lift kit on the truck from the dealership once it gets here
, now I want to find a nice fiberglass toneau cover that can be easily removed. Three more weeks and I should be holding the keys to a brand new harley davidson sd f250 
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1. Can dealerships get toneau covers (fiberglass) painted to match the truck?
2. If not, is there a way to get custom paint jobs on fiberglass toneau covers (like black with blue flames!!)?
3. Does anybody know somewhere close to Wichita, KS that I can get this type of work done.
I already negotiated a lift kit on the truck from the dealership once it gets here
, now I want to find a nice fiberglass toneau cover that can be easily removed. Three more weeks and I should be holding the keys to a brand new harley davidson sd f250 !!!
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From: Arizona
The Ford dealers have access to Leer brand tonneau covers... I use to have the ford part number... but they wanted to much for them. I ordered a Leer Series 700 for my Harley. Only had it a couple months and like it. Go on there web site and get the $40 coupon... helps cover some of the taxes. I got mine for $935 +tax
Leer supposidly has a color match system they call "Vindicator" which they get info from Ford (or any mfg) of the color mix used that day they shot the truck. I would think the black would be pretty easy to match up... not so was the case on my true blue. Even with matching vin the color is not the same... seems darker. But metallic paints are a bitch to duplicate.
As for the flames... you'll just have to get a custom body shop to do that for you. Make sure you get us some pics when you decide.
Leer supposidly has a color match system they call "Vindicator" which they get info from Ford (or any mfg) of the color mix used that day they shot the truck. I would think the black would be pretty easy to match up... not so was the case on my true blue. Even with matching vin the color is not the same... seems darker. But metallic paints are a bitch to duplicate.
As for the flames... you'll just have to get a custom body shop to do that for you. Make sure you get us some pics when you decide.
