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Yes it's a short bed. I have to measure the junk yard bed. Rhino lining is like a rubber coating, not as tough as Line-X. But that was my thought, or a bed mat. Again CHEAP.
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I have thought about just using diamond plate with line-X over it. If you had access to cheap diamond plate. Shiny aluminum diamond plate would look neat , but probably not cheap!
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I like the grill without the bowtie.
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i always surprised they don't use marine ply for the bed floor you Can make grooves in it with a router and lay polished aluminum strips in it with lock bolts trough it to mount it to the frame and then lacquered to a shine one sheet of ply should be pretty close to the size of the bed floor and most likely sheaper that a floorkit
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forgot it was a stepper too.. my bad... No fender openings to mess with.. On a 60-66 short Fleet, the start of the fender openings are a little different from the newer models.
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I painted the 57 Chevys frame that I'm working on today. I used Gloss Black KBS Coatings. I sprayed it on, and came out 100% better than POR-15.
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thats impressive you wouls allmost use it to paint a T ford body with it
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Looks like powder coated. It is supposed to be very durable, and is good to stop rust. Like POR-15. I've used POR-15 a few times, and this is much better in my opinion. It sprayed on real nice. and didn't want to run, plus it flowed out just like POR-15
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what's the cost diffrence between the two? POR and this?
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Same price. $44.95 a QT
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that looks great!
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I'll have to try that. I wasn't to impressed with pr stuff. Plus I like to spray stuff. Did you have to thin it? What size tip? Hope they have it here.;) Looks nice.
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Does it come in satin or something less glossy?
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i think its stamped somewhere in the nozzlehead but its pretty small lettering
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Says it's just a top coat. You need to first paint it with rust seal. POR you can just paint over bare metel ( spray it with metal prep). It works out to cost twice as much. If you seal it with rust seal.:ito:
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Read all the posts...yeah, I'm a glutton...took a couple of days to read. Very nice build, love the door handles, still up in the air about the bed, but will wait to see it painted. What matters most is if YOU like it!
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