Colorado B.S. Thread

Couldn't that be solved with air bags? I can see people riding on the bump stops and complaining about tire wear.

 

Just get something that's meant to tow what you want for the road... You will be much happier on your trip.

 

I’m thinking about using a spray on bed liner to coat my sliders and front bumper, maybe my skids too. Any reason not to? I’m thinking the texture will be nice on the sliders and will be a durable coating for everything.

 

The only thing I’ve heard bad about doing sliders like that is you could tear up the back of your legs getting in and out

 

my over night mission has begun

 

Whatcha cookin?

 

How is that even remotely logical?

I have to order two dash cams now.

 

Boston Butt

 

My house is about the size of a sequoia.

Been living in it for 16 years just fine.

 

Gramps turned me onto this stuff. It’s been holding up well. I have it on my bumper and my old bed cage.

 

Harder to touch up than rattle can.

 

Plasti dip that shit, all the cool kids are doing it, even a dedicated thread for it cause it’s #soeasyamonkeycoulddoit

 

My rear bumper is linex or the like. I'd rather have powdecoat like the front. My sliders are t b at rustoleum. Its good but will need to be applied correctly and I suggest a primer

 

Self etching primer for best results.

 

What don’t you like about the linex compared to the powder? Just curious

 

I used rustoleum textured black on my sliders. Easy to touch up, hides blemishes, and has a fine grip tape feel.

 

May just have to check it out.
Thanks

 

Do something you can spray on and repair easily if you plan on actually using them.

My sliders that had powdercoat (original RCI shop vehicle ones) had rust that would get beneath the coat and it was a pain to fix. Always under them grinding and spraying over since the water would just sneak under the powdercoat.

 

One to view the crash and one so we can see your expression for racking up points?

 

I wish I could paint it to seal but it definitely is a coating that can get moisture beneath it