Can Line-X be repaired?
Can Line-X be repaired?
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Originally Posted by mikedeason
I got some tears in the Line-X from some pretty serious scrapes.
Can they touch it up? What't the procedure?
Can they touch it up? What't the procedure?
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From: Lincoln, NE
While we're talking about the stuff, go ahead and say so if I'm on drugs here, but
My rocker panels are getting tore up. Lots of little chips and stuff. This is, above all else, a work vehicle. I've been tempted to have the local guys apply that to about the bottom 6" just to keep the crud away and keep it from disintegrating down the road or rusting out.
The question is, is this a suitable application for the stuff? I don't think it would look bad, we're not doing auto shows here.
I've got it on the underside of the trailer and all the exposed metal up front and its holding up great.
My rocker panels are getting tore up. Lots of little chips and stuff. This is, above all else, a work vehicle. I've been tempted to have the local guys apply that to about the bottom 6" just to keep the crud away and keep it from disintegrating down the road or rusting out.
The question is, is this a suitable application for the stuff? I don't think it would look bad, we're not doing auto shows here.
I've got it on the underside of the trailer and all the exposed metal up front and its holding up great.
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Originally Posted by TwelveAlpha
While we're talking about the stuff, go ahead and say so if I'm on drugs here, but
My rocker panels are getting tore up. Lots of little chips and stuff. This is, above all else, a work vehicle. I've been tempted to have the local guys apply that to about the bottom 6" just to keep the crud away and keep it from disintegrating down the road or rusting out.
The question is, is this a suitable application for the stuff? I don't think it would look bad, we're not doing auto shows here.
I've got it on the underside of the trailer and all the exposed metal up front and its holding up great.
My rocker panels are getting tore up. Lots of little chips and stuff. This is, above all else, a work vehicle. I've been tempted to have the local guys apply that to about the bottom 6" just to keep the crud away and keep it from disintegrating down the road or rusting out.
The question is, is this a suitable application for the stuff? I don't think it would look bad, we're not doing auto shows here.
I've got it on the underside of the trailer and all the exposed metal up front and its holding up great.
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The guy that did mine said it could be done, but it can be tedious. He said you had to make sure that everything that was not to be sprayed was to be masked or removed. I guess the big thing was not to get it on the drive shift which would cause vibration.
He also said if it tears to bring it back and he will repair it..aka the life time warrenty.
He also said if it tears to bring it back and he will repair it..aka the life time warrenty.
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