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Spray on bedliner on rear bumper
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NortheastRebel19
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I agree. Put the two tone looks sharp.
Biga
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From what I've scene yes and also those reflectors in the top plastic part of rear bumper.
iam from Kuwait .and all new ram come with RAM letters on tailgate (Standard ) and the limited come with Spray-In Bedliner.
(But i spray on the lower bumper trim )
mikemcfarland
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don't mind the bumper spray at all. nice touch.
Patsy1099
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Looks great. Spray the whole darn thing!
Chris
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I don't like the look (too textured to me for a part that will not provide grip), but I think the durability makes it worth it (especially in the one rare case that the liner prevents debris that would have otherwise damaged that ridiculously expensive sensor).
I didn't vote, because I would need a third option "Dislike look, Like utility".
I actually feel the same about the bedliner in general; I think they look terrible, but the utility far outweighs the look. If I can get a bedliner/paint just as durable and providing just as much grip, but looking just like the non-bedlined straight factory paint, I would choose that.
I didn't vote, because I would need a third option "Dislike look, Like utility".
I actually feel the same about the bedliner in general; I think they look terrible, but the utility far outweighs the look. If I can get a bedliner/paint just as durable and providing just as much grip, but looking just like the non-bedlined straight factory paint, I would choose that.
securityguy
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I, personally, see no value in doing this at all. You aren't protecting anything...it's a rear lower bumper section that should see zero damage anyway unless you get rear ended. I don't care for the textured look either as Chris stated above. To each their own but if you're going to spray any part of your truck to add real protection, spray the bed, front bumper and the hood as you can get these sprays in various colors too and not just black
go-ram
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For lower body sides, bumpers, etc., I like the look of the Linex "Ultra" protective paint/body coating: http://www.linex.com/ultra
TFL Truck did a blog on it awhile ago: https://www.tfltruck.com/2018/10/ca...ra-with-a-line-x-coating-video-demonstration/
TFL Truck did a blog on it awhile ago: https://www.tfltruck.com/2018/10/ca...ra-with-a-line-x-coating-video-demonstration/
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Am I seeing a reflection of a GMC pickup grille in the image filename "img-20190315-wa0004-jpg"? Looks like a distorted reflection of a previous-generation GMC pickup reflected to the left in that image of the Ram's chrome bumper. Either that, or my eyes/brain have gone even more haywire than I thought...
2018 the new GMC terrain
Was this a DIY rattle can job? If so, what did you use? I'm getting ready to do some bed utility rails I'd like to spray and my local line-x guy doesn't place nice and little things, so I'm not even going to ask him to shoot them.
Maybe texas bed liner (product name)
Its not DIY
there is company on my country (KUWAIT)do it for mE
(rhinolinings)
