Forget plastidip, check this out !

calcrc

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Hi guys , I bought this product before winter and today I finnaly had time to test it out. Dupont Bedliner !

Pictures don't do it justice close up its really nice and rugged, from afar its not that noticeable. Still I am very happy with how it stands out. I will probably do all the trail plastic on the truck. Mirrors, front and door knobs etc.

Here are some pictures,



then,

after doing all the green tape, beer then,



Finally sides view



and last

let me know what you guys think. Like I said irl it looks a lot better from close.
 
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Uhhhh....I think it looks like your 4Runner has Leprosy.



Sorry- but you asked for honest opinions.:yuck:
 
Kind of looks like tar applied with a mop. :)

But it's unique, and I'm sure it's durable, so I could see how it might have some appeal.
 
It looks like you went out in the mud and didn't wash off those areas. I am not a fan but the ONLY thing that matters is if you like it
 
I appreciate your comments guys, good or bad :) taste is taste. Maybe I like ugly stuff lol

It is basically a bedliner product that I applied on the cheap@ss plastic fenders and the rear logo .....

It was not made for what I did but I like how it looks, makes it more rugged. Now I need bigger TIRES ! argghhhhh
 
Kind of looks like tar applied with a mop. :)

But it's unique, and I'm sure it's durable, so I could see how it might have some appeal.



Tar with Kevlar ! Product info says it will be solid as rock, won't change color in the sun , won't scratch etc... long lasting sh!t :)
 
I like the Idea of using a bed liner actually and thought about that earlier today in fact. I personally would like a much finer grit such as the Line- X bed liner. I would also do my Trail bumpers too. Its it definitely on my list.
 
The good thing about plastidip is if you changed your mind you can always remove it.

I hope you don't change your mind because that looks like it's going to cost you a lot. I wouldn't continue to do the mirrors and door knobs.

At the end of the day it's your truck, but I would think this will hurt the vehicles value.
 
I see what you were going for... I think the spray stuff would of looked better imho

Now you are insulting my painting skills are you !


Haha :( I might also suck at painting lol but I have a whole gallon of this stuff hehe so I might go and practice more.

But I agree it can use some work, there was a roll that came with the box but I failed to use it properly so I went with the brush they gave instead. Also I called to have it sprayed and and they quoted me 500$ plus taxes just to do the 4 fenders..... that's Canadian money but still...

It only cost 150$ to do it my self on my free time.
 
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If you put more coats on it may even that texture out a bit and fill in the smooth spaces. I would practice on a test piece first though.
 
Hmm, wondering if you can sand it? If its anything like line-x you can wet sand it down and give it a polish to ease up the texturing.
 
I remember seeing on IH8MUD some years ago a pic of a LC 200 completely covered with similar (somewhat smoother though) bed liner material ....
If you like it that's what matters!
 
Thank you Antman. I will practice and yes I will add more layers to make it more even. Maybe I didnt shake the gallon well enuff hence the rough textures. Will keep you posted when I do a second layer.

Thanks again.
 

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