bed linner to replace two tone paint
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bed linner to replace two tone paint
I have a gray/silver two tone truck and i have hated the silver on the bottom since i got the truck. it shows everything! recently i have noticed that enterprise rentals uses the same color scheme for all of their f150 rentals in this area and that has pushed me over the edge. i have to get rid of the silver! i am thinking of using rhino linner or a similar product to use instead of paint. i think it will be more durable then paint and take the abuse of off-roading better. just looking for some opinions and maybe some pictures if any of you have seen this done before. thanks for any help you can give. oh and i am planning on going with black as my second color. anythought on other colors would be appreciated.
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Originally Posted by boobies78133
I have a gray/silver two tone truck and i have hated the silver on the bottom since i got the truck. it shows everything! recently i have noticed that enterprise rentals uses the same color scheme for all of their f150 rentals in this area and that has pushed me over the edge. i have to get rid of the silver! i am thinking of using rhino linner or a similar product to use instead of paint. i think it will be more durable then paint and take the abuse of off-roading better. just looking for some opinions and maybe some pictures if any of you have seen this done before. thanks for any help you can give. oh and i am planning on going with black as my second color. anythought on other colors would be appreciated.
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I agree with most of the replies.
If it was a beater truck or a trail rig I'd say go for it, but if you get that stuff on there and it doesn't look good or starts looking bad after a while then you're screwed. Line-X and Rhinoliner both claim that their product is permanent. A body shop would want a small fortune to remove that stuff.
Stainless and diamond plate aren't for me, but as someone else mentioned, you could just have it painted to match the rest of the truck or any color for that matter.
Just out of curiosity. Why did you buy the truck if you don't like the colors?
If it was a beater truck or a trail rig I'd say go for it, but if you get that stuff on there and it doesn't look good or starts looking bad after a while then you're screwed. Line-X and Rhinoliner both claim that their product is permanent. A body shop would want a small fortune to remove that stuff.
Stainless and diamond plate aren't for me, but as someone else mentioned, you could just have it painted to match the rest of the truck or any color for that matter.
Just out of curiosity. Why did you buy the truck if you don't like the colors?
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Originally Posted by Silver05
I thought 2 toned trucks were for grandpa's? IMO only way i'd buy a 2 toned paint is if the truck note was around 300 montly.
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Originally Posted by SteveVFX4
What are you talking about? Have you even seen a new body style two-tone truck? the two-tone is only along the bottom of the truck. Now, the old school two-tone trucks had the big section of two-tone running down the middle of the truck.