4thgenblake
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Replaced front windshield blades, rear shall be next.
Did a little DIY stock roof rack painting today, and here's why: As most of you know, the OEM plastic covers on the rack are incredibly pitiful. (If you own an aftermarket rack, this post isn't for you:/ )
So to all my fellow stock rackers out there stay tuned!
I recommend this job to ANYONE, it will truly help your OCD mind come at ease if you are like me. So, let's begin.
Started by masking off EVERYTHING - I am using Truck Bed Liner BTW - I have always been a fan of this product as it is extremely durable and gives off a nice textured finish. Adds to the aggression. This stuff gets messy!
Focusing on just the covers, you need to rough these things up pretty well. So I used 60 grit and started doing the damage. This felt good actually because I really hated the way these looked before I started, you'll see what I mean
And here we go. 1..2..3.. probably 6 coats of liner. Now note this stuff sprays in a splatter format, you will not cover everything in a few coats. Plus, more is better am I right?
To finally my finished product, couldn't be happier with how they came out. I have never made a mistake with this stuff. Compare.
That's about it folks, just try to find little projects here and there to improve my runner. Again, I'm very OCD so little things like this go a long way for me
Did a little DIY stock roof rack painting today, and here's why: As most of you know, the OEM plastic covers on the rack are incredibly pitiful. (If you own an aftermarket rack, this post isn't for you:/ )
So to all my fellow stock rackers out there stay tuned!
I recommend this job to ANYONE, it will truly help your OCD mind come at ease if you are like me. So, let's begin.
Started by masking off EVERYTHING - I am using Truck Bed Liner BTW - I have always been a fan of this product as it is extremely durable and gives off a nice textured finish. Adds to the aggression. This stuff gets messy!
Focusing on just the covers, you need to rough these things up pretty well. So I used 60 grit and started doing the damage. This felt good actually because I really hated the way these looked before I started, you'll see what I mean
And here we go. 1..2..3.. probably 6 coats of liner. Now note this stuff sprays in a splatter format, you will not cover everything in a few coats. Plus, more is better am I right?
To finally my finished product, couldn't be happier with how they came out. I have never made a mistake with this stuff. Compare.
That's about it folks, just try to find little projects here and there to improve my runner. Again, I'm very OCD so little things like this go a long way for me
