Sharp looking truck, you'll have to keep it forever..... too much work into now to ever sell it!

 

Thanks. I plan on it.

 

Dang that looks awesome! You do crazy work on your own rig (in a good way!)

 

Thanks buddy!

 

looking great!!......

hope you dont mind but i now have a new desktop picture!!

 

looking good, as i already have rhino in my bed i am interested in the front bumper ...i want one like it

 

Question for you, when you painted your truck did you paint the lower parts also, then just sand it down when you did your liner. If I remember right the lower part was painted black before.

 

Thanks.
Thank you Sir.
Yes, my rockers were painted gun metal grey. I had plans of getting Line X, but I saw a truck that was done at my local Line X shop & it had more bedliner on the interior than the rockers. I decided to do it myself.

 

So you just preped it the same way you did the inside of the bed I take it.

 

Yep, just sanded it down with 36 grit, cleaned with laquer thinner & sprayed etching primer on before shooting Al's liner.

 

First test, 2500lbs rock salt sliding across it.

 

Me likey. Awesome job, man! Keep us updated on how it wears, especially on the lower panels, etc....

 

Yeah, please keep us posted as to the long term durability of this product. That is a fantastic job you've done, both on your truck and in the great photo tutorial you presented to us. Lot of work on both. I know it gets a bad rap, but I have Herculiner on the inside lower walls of my stock trailer. Been there for 3 full years and still holding up very well. No evidence of chipping or peeling. It gets plenty of abuse. I prepped it very well, which I believe is a big part of it. It's nice to know there is now a quality spray on product available for those of us that are capable of doing a job like this ourselves. Thanks again.

 

Thanks. I will definately keep you guys updated as time goes on. I'm very happy with this product!

 

looks really good