Went a little crazy with the Rusto Bed liner..

I was cleaning the garage and found a can of bedliner, so I decided I would try it on the plastic kick panel. Then an hour later I couldn't stop and now I want to go buy another can to do the overhead console, lower seat plastic, everything..lol hope you guys like it, enjoy!

 

looks good

 

Haha that's awesome man, good to see someone doing something different and unique on here. Props.

PS:
Did you think about the ease of cleaning that? It looks like it's gonna be a PITA to clean...

 

Looks good. What did you do for prep?
Keep us posted on what else you do and how it holds up

 

i love that stuff! looks good!

 

Keep in mind that stuff fades over time and it's texture makes it tough to
Clean

 

If it does I will re-paint it. I don't think it will here in Oregon though. We don't get as much sun as you do. I did my boats window frame with it and it never faded, that was last summer. Portland only gets about 2-3 months of 75* above temps.

Here are some pictures of the whole door too Thanks everyone!

 

Also as for the cleaning I found that simple green and a toothbrush gets it clean or Soap&Water, kind of a hassle but. Better than the grey stained plastic, that wouldn't come clean if you sanded it..AdrewH I want your seats or the entire interior!

 

Looks good

 

you did the armrest?


wont that scrape your arm skin off?

 

It looks good! Interested in seeing how long it will still look this good down the road though.

 

Nuh uh, scraped arms just needz bacon....and a.. free toy?

But, no I didn't do the arm rest, those are leather.

 

Looks great!

Did the paint cover any scuffs you had on your door protectors? How do you get the pieces that surround the window controls off? Do they just pop up?

 

^^^^^^THIS x10000000

looks clean though

 

Dale, yes. Just pop the switch panel from the door panel, and 3 screws hold the switch board in place voila its free. The passengers side come unclipped from the panel instead of using screws. Hope this helps. It covered most of the scrapes enough to where you would have to bend down to see it.

 

if i recall correctly i just put a flathead in the crack and popped em up when i painted mine black

 

Thank god my windows are tinted, keep out those UV rays! Portland, Oregon rarely sees sunny days anyway and if its sunny its friggin' cold.

 

gotcha gotcha, yeah i did my grille and i'm in south louisiana, that mud just got baked on there by the sun, yours should be great though

 

do the center console and surrounding plastic black too! i did mine and it looks tight