Well, I tried this on my chrome grille surround and am fairly happy with the results. One thing that I've noticed though is that there are a few spots on the surround that appear wet looking still. It's been 4 days and they are still there. Can anyone let me know what I did wrong? Will these spots go away? I would post a picture but they are pretty hard to see on the computer. Thanks

 

Ya mine looked like that for a while too, idk exactly how long it took, but they do go away.

 

My bed rails had some spots like that too. Not sure how long it took, but everything is uniform now.

 

Anybody ever use this on a diamond plate like a toolbox?

 

Yep. Check the earlier pages of this thread. I used this stuff on my bumpers and bed. For the price it can't be beat.

 

Good deal, looks like my bumpers are next. Thanks again guys.

 

I did.

Before I started-

After Scotch-Brite, before washing it-

In process-

 

dang that looks awesome! Ill be doing that to my toolbox this weekend. Maybe I will eventually do my front and rear bumpers too.

 

And sidesteps while u are at it?

 

I'm thinking I might just take them off. If I don't they will be next on the list!

 

FYI: So I did my bed with this stuff a few months back. Looks good (see pic below) and holds up as I'd expect. Not the greatest, but better than nothing. However, do not spill any gasoline on it. I did that today, went to wipe it off and it completely removed the bed liner in that spot. It came off as if I had just painted it a second before. Good news, it's easy to touch up and I have an extra can.

I choose to lay it on by brush and not use the spray cans.

 

looks really good 2008_XL

 

Agreed, truck looks great as always

 

Painted it yesterday but its still kinda dryin. I think all this heat might bake it on lol
Pics

 

Looks good Alex!