2001 Screw 4X4 Transformation Thread
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Sorry but your wrong on the riding rougher thing....now if you max them out granted it will be a littler more stiff ......but just a mild crank to level it will not cause any major changes in your ride. I've done it to around 25 trucks with the same results....and it's free.
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Yeah its just spray paint. It costs about 11 bucks a can and I used 4 cans for the all the trim, front and rear bumper pads. Its called SEM trim paint. http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/SEM-T...motiveQ5fTools This is the same stuff here except without the shipping costs if you have a local automotive paint store. They don't sell it at advance or anything like that, but all I did was clean with dawn dish soap then wet sand with 400 grit clean again then let it completely dry. Then just spray it on. Put about 2-3 coats on each fender. The plastic on the bumpers takes more coats then the fender flares and moldings but it turns out just as good. I know what your saying with the quote. They told me 600 and I was lucky enough to talk to the paint guy that would of done it and he told me to get that exact paint because thats what he was going to use on it. Gave me the steps that I told you and it turned out great. Matches my wheels almost perfectly. So for about 50 bucks you can do it yourself. Just remember preperation is everything when it comes to paint.
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No, thats the only thing I'm unsure about. You can use that paint on all the moldings and fender flares but the paint on your doors most likely would need to be professionally sprayed. Maybe look into getting it all line x like jake did. That would be awesome to have that texture in a colormatch.
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