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Thanks Man...
Mine will/is get(ting) coated with epoxy primer (SPI) and then sprayed with SPIs bedliner. The spray gun from Baker PBE is around $30 for it.
I intend to spray the parts in pieces, so as to not coat the bolts. They will be stainless.
A regular gun will not spray that thick stuff.
I intend to spray the parts in pieces, so as to not coat the bolts. They will be stainless.
A regular gun will not spray that thick stuff.
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I will be using SPI (southern polyeurethanes incorporated) products.
http://www.southernpolyurethanes.com/
I will get the products from Baker PBE (paint and body equipment).
Baker PBE Warehouse, Inc.
I use the SPI forum to ask questions about the proper uses from professional body men.
SPI Users Forum :: Index
Most of my supplies I am getting locally through a body work supply store though.
I am currently using the SPI epoxy, but do not have the bed liner kit or the gun yet. $$$$ that I do not have currently.
http://www.southernpolyurethanes.com/
I will get the products from Baker PBE (paint and body equipment).
Baker PBE Warehouse, Inc.
I use the SPI forum to ask questions about the proper uses from professional body men.
SPI Users Forum :: Index
Most of my supplies I am getting locally through a body work supply store though.
I am currently using the SPI epoxy, but do not have the bed liner kit or the gun yet. $$$$ that I do not have currently.
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I used the Duplicolor on my 89 Ch&vy bed with good results, picked it up at Pep-Boys( local autoparts chainstore). Scuffed all surfaces with 100 grit paper, blew it off with compressed air,swiped it with a grease and oil remover, then used a 2" roller and 2" disposable paint brush to spread and apply material. Leveled out real nice....but to be honest, it's not as tough as Rhino-liner.
Motorcycle owners have been using Rhino-liner type protection on the underside of fenders to protect some of their High-dollar paint-work since the stuff came on the scene...nothing aggravates a rider as much as seeing their paint being destroyed, whether from below by stones and the resulting starburst, or by some knuckle-head dropping stuff on it from above...
I've planned on using some product in the wheelwells, under cab , under running boards and even taping off the top of the exposed ribs on the running boards where most foot traffic will quickly take the paint off.
Motorcycle owners have been using Rhino-liner type protection on the underside of fenders to protect some of their High-dollar paint-work since the stuff came on the scene...nothing aggravates a rider as much as seeing their paint being destroyed, whether from below by stones and the resulting starburst, or by some knuckle-head dropping stuff on it from above...
I've planned on using some product in the wheelwells, under cab , under running boards and even taping off the top of the exposed ribs on the running boards where most foot traffic will quickly take the paint off.
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From: Sugar Land & Bandera, TX
A lot of the Jeep guys do this to protect against rust, rocks and mud for offroading, both under and inside the Jeep. A popular way to apply is with a Harbor Freight Gravity Feed Texture Gun like Harbor Freight Tools - Quality Tools at the Lowest Prices and disposable cups Harbor Freight Tools - Quality Tools at the Lowest Prices The Gun is under $20 Bucks so you can aford to just pitch it afterwards to help in the clean up.
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Thanks Man...
I will be using SPI (southern polyeurethanes incorporated) products.
http://www.southernpolyurethanes.com/
I will get the products from Baker PBE (paint and body equipment).
Baker PBE Warehouse, Inc.
I use the SPI forum to ask questions about the proper uses from professional body men.
SPI Users Forum :: Index
Most of my supplies I am getting locally through a body work supply store though.
I am currently using the SPI epoxy, but do not have the bed liner kit or the gun yet. $$$$ that I do not have currently.
http://www.southernpolyurethanes.com/
I will get the products from Baker PBE (paint and body equipment).
Baker PBE Warehouse, Inc.
I use the SPI forum to ask questions about the proper uses from professional body men.
SPI Users Forum :: Index
Most of my supplies I am getting locally through a body work supply store though.
I am currently using the SPI epoxy, but do not have the bed liner kit or the gun yet. $$$$ that I do not have currently.
I will be checking out those links. I understand the money thing. It takes me so long to get some things done that time is often as much of a factor as money.
Later...
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Thanks...
A lot of the Jeep guys do this to protect against rust, rocks and mud for offroading, both under and inside the Jeep. A popular way to apply is with a Harbor Freight Gravity Feed Texture Gun like Harbor Freight Tools - Quality Tools at the Lowest Prices and disposable cups Harbor Freight Tools - Quality Tools at the Lowest Prices The Gun is under $20 Bucks so you can aford to just pitch it afterwards to help in the clean up.
Later Man...
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