Rhino Coating Fender Flares

So has anyone rhino coated their fender flares? Don't like how cheap they look with the plastic color. Don't really want to paint them as I think the rhino coat would look better. Thoughts?

 

i was actually thinking of doing the same thing. only thing i was worried about was the grill/front bumper not matching anymore.

 

yeah after I shoveled out today, I was looking at it thinking the same thing. I think the rhino coat would look pretty sweet but the mismatch might not work. I don't want to get into rhino coating the front bumper. I'm surprised nobody has chimed in that they've done this. I didn't think I was such an innovator.lol

 

http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/2nd-gen-builds/84335-my-overland-taco.html

this guy did, but he replaced the bumpers and his was an Sr5 to begin with so he had the chrome bumpers.

i agree tho, i think "rhino-ing" the front bumper would just be a pain in the ass

 

http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/2nd-gen-tacomas/107976-i-did-bed-armor-check-out.html

 

I saw that one when he first did it. Not exactly my thing but the blue and black looks good. I also have to see but I think the fender flares on mine are a shade lighter than the front bumper. Back bumper is painted black already.

 

if you end up doin this, post pics. it'll better help me make up my mind haha

 

look in to POR 15, its smooth like paint and is hard as a rock when it sets, can get it in any color too, been considering it myself

 

Will definitely post some pics if / when I do it. I'll have to look at the POR 15. At first glance on one of the websites that popped up, it looks like a good option. I was kinda thinking the Rhino coat cause it's got that textured finish to it. I just can't believe how easily the fender flares scratch. The one's on my '99 weren't scratched this bad when I got rid of it at 12 yrs old.