LINE-X Stuff

[jmsspratlin]

Originally Posted by SnakeH2

4OnFloor is just pushing products and services....

http://www.elcovaforums.com/forums/s...650#post307650

I'm sure he is doing this on many other forums too. Clueless on H1s, 2s and 3s.

http://www.automotiveforums.com/vbul...er.php?u=72599

[4OnFloor]

I don't think so, pal. LINE-X is not something I can ship to anyone. Also, dealers are franchises, so I don't benefit at all if you go to a dealer in your town. So, how about just relaxing and enjoy the pics.

That profile you posted is not me. I'm not in PA, I'm in Texas.

[OffRoadin]

The truck bed looks really good. If there was a way to keep the Line-X from getting shredded off of the skid plate when off roading I would do it.

[DRTYFN]

Originally Posted by OffRoadin

The truck bed looks really good. If there was a way to keep the Line-X from getting shredded off of the skid plate when off roading I would do it.

Avoid rocks.

[4OnFloor]

LINE-X has a special primer called SF515. If you apply that first, it will increase adhesion to about a 2,000 pound pull off strength (per ASTM C297). SF515 was used for this undercarriage LINE-X application. Also, the LINE-X was spray to about a 1/4".

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[DRTYFN]

Originally Posted by 4OnFloor

LINE-X has a special primer called SF515. If you apply that first, it will increase adhesion to about a 2,000 pound pull off strength (per ASTM C297). SF515 was used for this undercarriage LINE-X application. Also, the LINE-X was spray to about a 1/4".

Rocks don't care 'bout no steeking pull off strength. Line-X is great stuff, but get it cold and it gets kind of brittle. Whack it on a rock when it's cold and bye bye Line-X.

[4OnFloor]

I'm not sure how cold you mean, but LINE-X remains flexible from -40 degrees to +220 degrees stretching up to 115% which is probably just fine for most folks. It must be darn cold where you are!

[Agriv8r]

Originally Posted by DRTYFN

Avoid rocks.

stay on road...