rhino line my bumpers?

anyone rhino line there front and rear bumpers? im tired of the ugly gray plastic front and the chrome rear. i wanted to see what it look likes before i do it so if you have done it post pics please

 

If your going that route do LineX not Rhinoliner LineX is a lot harder and can take more abuse then Rhinoliner.

 

ya thats what ive heard. rhino is just cheaper haha

 

You get what you pay for. If you want to go the cheap route just get some Rustoleum spray on bed liner. That's what I'm using on mine it's only about 8 bucks a can and it's fixable if you scratch it off some how.

 

okay. i mean my bumpers arent scratched as of now so im not worried about scratching it off

 

my sliders are line x'd. its cool, i like it but the guy before me did it. i am not paying for the rear and front bumpers to be linex'd... my .02

 

I think the Rhinoliner is prone to fading from what Ive heard.

 

here is the link to the writeup with pics that tacomaman06 did on blacking out your bumpers.http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/te...e-bumpers-via-bedliner-material-write-up.html

 

thanks for the write up. looks pretty decent

 

I don't know about Rhino Liner but the Line-X warranty does not cover plastics because it doesn't adhere as well.

 

hmm that might be a problem

 

my friend rhino lined his bumper on his ranger. shit faded

 

cant be more faded than my front bumper. ill prolly use rustoleum rattle can liner

 

thats what i used on my elite bumper. seems to be doing pretty good

 

ya im just wonderin how well itll stick to plastic

 

I would use dupli-color spray on bed liner... they also just came out with something called bed armor that has kevlar in it. I used the dupli-color spray on to black out my wheels, cover and sliders. Only a few chips in the sliders so far.

 

thanks ill look into that

 

no prob...good luckl

 

you guys think if i primed everything before that it would stick better?

 

id probably use an adhesion promotor instead of a primer but still do some good prep work by which i mean cleaning it up real good and possibly even sanding it a bit to give the paint a better surface to stick to.