Glandnut
New member
From my historical experience with POR, it does not like direct UV exposure.Will por15 be ok on them?
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G900A using Tapatalk
If you plan to post to Classified forums, you must follow these rules, or your post will be deleted.
From my historical experience with POR, it does not like direct UV exposure.Will por15 be ok on them?
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
From my historical experience with POR, it does not like direct UV exposure.
Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G900A using Tapatalk
We will send over the ordering instructions to you soon, thanks!I'm in! 2016 Trail Premium with KDSS. Trail Text please and DOM Tubing. PM me with what I need to do next. Thanks!
For some reason I wasn't added to the list ... please add
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
You have been added. POR 15 would be fine on them, but I would not recommend it. I have seen people use that stuff before and its not a very good product. It seems to peel off and not last very long.Will por15 be ok on them?
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
the code only applies to rock sliders. If you want to be added to the GB list, we will send you a PM on with ordering instructions for the sliders. The PM will also include a 10% discount code that you may use on a separate order for other products if you want them.Can the discount be applied to multiple items purchased with the sliders (bumper & tank skid), or will it only apply to just the sliders?
Thx, Krev
Sent from my Pixel XL using Tapatalk
added thanks!2016 Trail Premium w/KDSS, Trail text and DOM.
Thank you!
Not sure what the record is for one single product, but I wouldn't be surprised if we are setting it!What's the forum record on a group buy? This is the largest I've been a part of....damn cool!
Go look at the pics on pg1....they have a bump out.I looked at their product, they don't offer any form of bump-outs on their sliders, do they?!
I looked at their product, they don't offer any form of bump-outs on their sliders, do they?!
Most people get them powder coated, in my opinion it lasts the longest and it does not affect fitment of the product. We do not recommend Line-x or a similar product. Rubberized coatings are typically very thick and they will affect the size of the mounting holes and also affect the fitment of the product to the vehicle. If you are set on getting them coated with a rubberized coating, make sure that the frame mounting plates do not get coated at all! You will want to use only paint or powder coat in those areas.
I've seen some pics with your sliders mounted and they appear to be raw metal. Have these been clear-coated with something to protect from rust? I really like the raw look.