paint for bumpers/frame stuff
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what do you guys recommend for painting bumpers/grill guards/axles/steering/suspension parts? im just looking for black but it needs to be super strong paint since its outside getting beat by rocks.
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Two words.... Raptor Bedliner........ Powder coating is the toughest of the paints but considering how you use this truck it'll just start chipping..... I'd go black epoxy primer, then black bedliner. At least with a textured bedliner it would be easy to fix as it is destroyed.
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whos epoxy? por15 or someone else?
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NOT POOR15. look at the tamco epoxy primer |
Nope, not a big believer in the POR at all. Tamco would be a good deal for considering how much stuff you need to shoot here.....
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i have always thought por15 was the best. i guess it goes to show you just how far a few million in marketing will go... ill check tamco's
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I was also under the impression POR15 was the way to go. It was actually recommended to me. The guy clearly was not an expert I guess.
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