shawner2713
New member
Finally got some sliders put on. they are the HD standard- basically the HD-SKO without the SKO (kickout) as it didn't really work with the dip on my rear door.
Stubbs is a fantastic guy, great service, awesome welds/product- highly recommended.
Picture before sliders-
Pictures after sliders and up close with por-15 finish-
Overall i think por-15 is a great way to do sliders- paint brush touchup will be easier than spary touch up, in my opinion. and it seems to be very durable and solid- plus you get awesome rust protection/prevention.
I only used one of the little tiny cans of the por-15 for 3 undercoats and one tiny can of chassis coat black to get 2 topcoats. Couple things- once you've painted a section, do not go back over it after more than 1-2 minutes- it will not level as much as you can see by the roughness on a lot of mine- although i kind of like that. Also, get a couple decent brushes instead of the cheap ones like i got as i have some brush hairs in my paint job that will chip easier than a solid paint job.
Stubbs is a fantastic guy, great service, awesome welds/product- highly recommended.
Picture before sliders-
Pictures after sliders and up close with por-15 finish-
Overall i think por-15 is a great way to do sliders- paint brush touchup will be easier than spary touch up, in my opinion. and it seems to be very durable and solid- plus you get awesome rust protection/prevention.
I only used one of the little tiny cans of the por-15 for 3 undercoats and one tiny can of chassis coat black to get 2 topcoats. Couple things- once you've painted a section, do not go back over it after more than 1-2 minutes- it will not level as much as you can see by the roughness on a lot of mine- although i kind of like that. Also, get a couple decent brushes instead of the cheap ones like i got as i have some brush hairs in my paint job that will chip easier than a solid paint job.
