M mcarey86 New member Aug 30, 2017 #1 Just hoping to get some tips on the best way to curb what's taking place here. Haven't investigated much further, as I just noticed it, but I'd like to cut the shit before it gets worse. Thanks
Just hoping to get some tips on the best way to curb what's taking place here. Haven't investigated much further, as I just noticed it, but I'd like to cut the shit before it gets worse. Thanks
3wbdriver New member Aug 30, 2017 #2 I keep a can of Rustoleum Matte Black spray paint on hand. If you wheel much that will be nothing.
85straight New member Aug 30, 2017 #3 That looks like porosity in the weld, then the paint chipped a bit exposing it. Like he said^^ just touch it up with some spray paint and carry on. If you plan to wheel your truck that little guy will be the least of your worries
That looks like porosity in the weld, then the paint chipped a bit exposing it. Like he said^^ just touch it up with some spray paint and carry on. If you plan to wheel your truck that little guy will be the least of your worries
jrandom New member Aug 30, 2017 #4 It will take a long time for that to degrade the integrity of your armor. you can sand it, fill with epoxy, sand primer, paint if it drives you mad :madgrin:
It will take a long time for that to degrade the integrity of your armor. you can sand it, fill with epoxy, sand primer, paint if it drives you mad :madgrin:
nb rob New member Aug 30, 2017 #5 Touch it up. No problem. Here's what my sliders looked like after 2 winters. I sandblasted them and repainted and everything is good. Attachments IMG_4629.jpg 138.9 KB · Views: 284 IMG_4634.jpg 137.9 KB · Views: 263 IMG_4657.jpg 121.6 KB · Views: 292 IMG_4662.jpg 137.5 KB · Views: 267 IMG_4665.jpg 137.6 KB · Views: 262
Touch it up. No problem. Here's what my sliders looked like after 2 winters. I sandblasted them and repainted and everything is good.
jrandom New member Aug 30, 2017 #6 nb rob said: Touch it up. No problem. Here's what my sliders looked like after 2 winters. I sandblasted them and repainted and everything is good. Click to expand... mmmmnn pretty :nod:
nb rob said: Touch it up. No problem. Here's what my sliders looked like after 2 winters. I sandblasted them and repainted and everything is good. Click to expand... mmmmnn pretty :nod:
M mcarey86 New member Aug 31, 2017 #8 Thanks everyone. Glad it's a pretty easy fix. First time dealing with this kind of thing, want to make sure I nip it in the bud.
Thanks everyone. Glad it's a pretty easy fix. First time dealing with this kind of thing, want to make sure I nip it in the bud.