I was thinking seriously about putting Rhino Lining on my front and rear Bumpers.. as well as the wheel wells. Has anyone tried this?? If So.. Piocs would be nice. I have a black 06 that has many dings in the front bumper and they are an eyesore to me. Thanks in advance.

 

That would be pretty cool as far as the bumpers go, I say go for it. As far as the wheel wells go I would look in to using a undercoating instead of rhionliner, you could save some $$ that way.

 

Thanks for the input.. The undercoating will be done.. but I was thinking that if I did the lip of the wheelwell in the Spray on bedliner it would take the place of the factory fender flares that I cannot seem to buy.. My Truck is a flare side and nobody really makes fender flares for them..

 

I have used Rhino lining on the cargo carriers and other metal parts of ATVs when restoring them. Looks great and works good.
There is someone on here who recently posted some pictures of a flareside with flares they had found.

https://www.f150online.com/forums/sh...d.php?t=291237

 

You may want to think about going with Line-X instead, it won't fade like the Rhino-Liner will, and since you have a black truck, when it starts fading it will be more noticable, and will happen quicker!

 

Especially if you get LINE-X with Xtra. Its function is to resist fading and loss of gloss.

 

I dont know what possesed this guy to do it but there is a guy around the Anchorage area that has his truck completely sprayed with rhino liner. It looked mean. Ill see if my wife sees it around and if she can get pics.

David

 

We do that a few times a year. Here's the latest, it's an LINE-X Xtra gray color match. When we finished, it was a rainy day, so we couldn't take it outside in the sun to get a really good pic.

 

 

I bet that cost a little bit of money

 

Check out what I did to my wifes runabout when I was still doing Speedliner, this was nearly 3 years ago and still looks like it did when I pulled it out of the shop. We also did my cousins 74 Bronco in the same color (minus the m's ). Did get a couple of runs on the hatch but I was in a hurry and this is just a runabout car that need a paint job and $250 worth of spray in material was far better than $1100 for a paint job.

 

Looks like the tags are missing the http in front of the IMG.

EDIT: Nevermind, you got it.

 

The spray job on the Chevrolet looks pretty sweet. I would of started crying if that was my truck during the prep process though

 

Yea, no joke. I can tell you that it's not a "natural act" to grind on auto paint. I had to get past that funny feeling.

 

how much does it cost to spray a whole truck i am very interested. i was thinking of doing roll on though