Pelfreybilt Off-Road

Screws

 

http://youtu.be/_gwm6_iPxek

Made a time-lapse of the IFS skid install on my 2014 tacoma. did it myself...it was fun!!!

 

That's rad! Nice work!

 

Is it a 12 week quote for sliders as well?

 

Probably a bit less, I might have a set or two to spare in the current run that will be done in the next couple weeks. I made a ton of spares but they all got scooped up.

 

Very cool, thank you.

 

A New addition. Works out pretty well tyler. Jus need to mount a few things nownto it :-D

 

My god this light is so much bigger in person.

 

Trucks are looking good gentlemen

 

Skids came in last night, thx Tyler.

So Im getting ready to prime them, what kind of primer do you guys like? I got some of the rustoleum bare metal stuff. Also, how crucial is it to get all the surface rust off? There are some hard to spots to get to.

 

So I spray it with that rustoleum rust inhibitor stuff till its black, then use rustolem primer x 2-3 coats, then do 2-3 coats of rustolem flatblack.
And on that note I just did this really quick this morning.



Skid fit perfectly tyler and love the way the logo came out. I may have to put a led behind it for when my rock lights are on

 

Screw that, nickel plate those thangs!....lol

 

Im gonna use bedliner after I prime them. You guys like a coat of rust preventer before the primer?

 

I've had phenomenal success with a Por-15 base coat and two layers of a Herculiner topcoat. I brushed the Por-15 on pretty thick, then rolled the Herculiner on in perpendicular directions with a Rustoleum Restore deck-coating roller. It's been pretty bulletproof, withstanding moderate scrapes.

 

i jus used this as a base and rustoleum bedliner. Por 15 is some serious stuff. My buddy used it on his 67 camaro. Dunno bout it for scrapes n armor paint

 

If I could get a good shot, I can show you why you need skids, I have a few dents in these, now to save up for a front bumper

 

Hundreds spent now to save thousands later. Need sliders next but I just dont like the look of them.

 

To add to the coating recommendations... this stuff has been great for me. Clean the metal and let er rip, not sensitive to prep so much. It's on all 3 of my skids and bed rack.

 

The only DIY coating I've been satisfied with is monstaliner. It does require a bit more prep for instalation, but unlike other coatings I've used, it doesn't fade at all. I wouldnt use it on skids considering the abuse they receive, but it is great for sliders, bumpers, and racks.

 

I approve of this as well! Liquid gold right here, perfect for the inner fender wells if you run glass and wanna make it look new again