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Old 02-23-2000, 02:04 PM
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Talking Line-x my Nerf Bars???

Well My wife keeps sliping off them when they're wet. They do get slippery. Also I've noticed chips in the Black paint from Gravel and such. Line-x told me they'd do it for like $60.00. Rhino said No cause its just a slippery as anything else when wet.

Sound Like A Good Idea???

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Old 03-07-2000, 12:32 AM
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Try the stick on rough emery tape,the type you see on stairs.
You could get it at Home Depot.
Good luck,
Ahab
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Old 03-07-2000, 12:40 AM
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I dont believe that it would be as slippery when wet you can get a qt of herculiner and add a sustance that is called silca it is used on floors you add it to the paint in high traffic areas that are wet often. I have herculiner in my truck bed and it is NOT slippery when wet. the added sand (silca) is a dark grey and works great .

i paid $89.00 for a gallon of the herculier not sure on a price for a qt here is the web address www.herculiner.com


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