Painting lift kit components
I have a used 4" lift that is supposed to be delivered today. I planned on re-painting all of the components black to make them look new and clean again, but got to thinking about painting them a different color.
What are y'alls thoughts?
I was thinking red. My shock boots are red and the sticker on the back of my truck is also red.
I don't want it to end up looking tacky after I put it on.
These are the components that would be painted.
What are y'alls thoughts?
I was thinking red. My shock boots are red and the sticker on the back of my truck is also red.
I don't want it to end up looking tacky after I put it on.
These are the components that would be painted.
Personally, I wouldn't go with a "loud" or bright color. A dark gray would look good. How about a textured finish like bedliner or a hammertone paint? Powdercoating or bedliner would be the most durable, followed by an automotive grade paint.
Powder coating would be the way to go, I agree, but I don't have the time to wait on having it done nor do I want to pay to get it done.
I'm liking the bedliner idea. I might try the Duplicolor Spray on Bed Liner stuff.
While I was working today I thought about how it would look with red. I'm probably not gonna do it. It would either look really good or absolutely horrible!! If I could see it on someone elses truck I might change my mind.
I do like the idea of painting it grey. It wouldn't pop out as much to the eye, but still be noticeable.
Keep the ideas coming.
I'm liking the bedliner idea. I might try the Duplicolor Spray on Bed Liner stuff.
While I was working today I thought about how it would look with red. I'm probably not gonna do it. It would either look really good or absolutely horrible!! If I could see it on someone elses truck I might change my mind.
I do like the idea of painting it grey. It wouldn't pop out as much to the eye, but still be noticeable.
Keep the ideas coming.
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I'm tried to decide between gray and black right now.
I'm putting new torsion bars in as well. If I end up painting the components gray, should I paint the torsion bars gray as well?
I'm putting new torsion bars in as well. If I end up painting the components gray, should I paint the torsion bars gray as well?
Originally Posted by acm8705
I'm tried to decide between gray and black right now.
I'm putting new torsion bars in as well. If I end up painting the components gray, should I paint the torsion bars gray as well?
I'm putting new torsion bars in as well. If I end up painting the components gray, should I paint the torsion bars gray as well?
Originally Posted by acm8705
I'm tried to decide between gray and black right now.
I'm putting new torsion bars in as well. If I end up painting the components gray, should I paint the torsion bars gray as well?
I'm putting new torsion bars in as well. If I end up painting the components gray, should I paint the torsion bars gray as well?
Paint it gray, black, yellow, pink, or green. Because if you don't powder coat them you will be repainting within a year or two....
Originally Posted by F151
Paint it gray, black, yellow, pink, or green. Because if you don't powder coat them you will be repainting within a year or two....


