More cans of bed liner...

[guruerror]

The photo below gives you a close-up of all three textures: black paint (dirty), Line-Xed fender and rocker trim, and the spray-on bedliner on the bit below the doors.

I had the Line-X work done over a year ago and I've found that it maintains it's 'blackness' much better then the OEM plastic, plus if you hit it with some soap and water and spray some of the 'wet tire' stuff on it it stays jet black (like brand new) for quiet some time.

I had to take this photo up close because from a distance it's hard to notice that the bottom piece has been sprayed with the bedliner. From certain angles it's obvious due to the texture of the spray...from others it just looks like black paint. It's definitely NOT as dark black as the paint...as you can see in the close-up photos above.

[slippy]

did you primer before spraying or just sand off the clear coat?

what type of bedliner spray can did you use? it looks good

[guruerror]

I lightly sanded the clear coat with some 320 grit. The bedliner I used was Duplicolor...I like it better than the Rustoleum.

I put three coats on...I'm gonna monitor how it wears for a while...I may put on a few more coats to build it up more. Both Rustoleum and Duplicolor call for about three coats when used in a truck bed, but I'd rather over protect it then under.

Thanks!

[seventwozero]

Looks real good!

I'd like to get some line-x'ing done myself but the local line-x shop want me to grab my ankles to have it done, and he's not willing to buy me dinner first!

[guruerror]

Originally Posted by seventwozero

Looks real good!

I'd like to get some line-x'ing done myself but the local line-x shop want me to grab my ankles to have it done, and he's not willing to buy me dinner first!

I saved myself some dough with my dealer by removing the parts myself...check out this thread: http://www.elcovaforums.com/forums/s...ad.php?t=40123