Ontario BS Thread

Yeah, gonna try to use quite a few layers of bedliner. Gonna prep with the metal etching solution too

 

My dude! If you need an extra set of hands let us know

 

Thanks man appreciate it! I’m gonna try to bang it out quick tomorrow after school. Still not 100% if I want it black or just clear coat the raw... I think black will look better in the long run.

 

If your going to use the bumper and it get scratched, por15 is good and is pretty easy to touch up, but spray paint works really good as well. The metal etch is worth it but use the marine clean to clean everything. Makes the paint process super easy.

I use to just use the marine clean, metal prep, and spray paint

 

Give me a sec and I’ll check it out.

 

thanks ! Ill let ya know

 

Welp, the bruce got hammered with snow again apparently so im headed there instead of huntsville

 

Always wanted to know how those fit in, now may be looking into buying one

 

Heres a better way of doing it.
I didnt feel like digging it out for a 1 way trip

 

Yeah I think I’m gonna do the por15 and then to keep it UV protected use the bedliner in a few layers. Can you just pick up the marine cleaner from CT?

 

I went to a speciality shop. Could grab it on Amazon most likely. Any degreaser cleaner like the wd40 degreaser should work

 

Ah okay I have the POR15 brand degreaser so that should be strong enough! I was gonna wash it down with that anyway, it’s got machine oil on it so it didn’t rust shipping.

 

I normally use acetone ,,,

 

Depends on the size of the sled. Some from skis are wider than our wheel wells

 

Mines wider, i currently have the sides of the skis on the wheel wells
The real trick is keeping the weight off the tailgate

 

Just do this

 

Take the time to do it lol. I also have a needle scaler to take off rust and paint layers. Helped when I applied it to my frame many moons ago

 

Should be fine cause it’s already raw. I’m gonna take the time to do the prep

 

I bought marine clean, metal prep and Por15 from Canadian Tire.