TurdFerguson
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PaintedPost a pic of the chip with something of size to reference. That sounds like ALOT! I realize they’ll paint the whole panel, remove necessary parts that need to be removed etc. but that’s a lot.
Fender flares off of a Laramie, Chip covered done. Although they be more expensive from the stealership than the repair.View attachment 6081
It's a super small chip. I tried touch up paint first, but it was down to the metal and there is still an indention, not real happy with how it turned out. I realize pretty much no one is ever going to see it, but I know it's there and that's bad enough.
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Fender flares off of a Laramie, Chip covered done. Although they be more expensive from the stealership than the repair.
Nice flag!Yesterday I met a fella from the forum and picked up a mopar soft tri fold and installed.
Today I installed my RC 2" level kit. View attachment 6155
That's pretty much what I was thinking. Live with the touch up paint for now then throw on some matched flares(apparently the truck needs them). I just haven't seen any OEM style flares for sale.Painted
Fender flares off of a Laramie, Chip covered done. Although they be more expensive from the stealership than the repair.
That’s a good idea - I de-badged my limited except for the rub strip, I’ve got the Tri-coat ivory, did you use plasti-dip spray or hand paint? Really interested in seeing what it turns out like.Painted the "Limited" in the rub strip black. It'll take one more coat. Looking at it this morning, it's too light. Once I get the second coat on I'll take a picture.
My truck is black. If it was a different color, I'd paint it to match the body color.
That’s a good idea - I de-badged my limited except for the rub strip, I’ve got the Tri-coat ivory, did you use plasti-dip spray or hand paint? Really interested in seeing what it turns out like.
Installed my bed step! This is hands down the best solution for getting into your bed. I must have gotten the last one shipped before they ran out but I have to say Mopar's packing sucks. It was loose in a cardboard box and had broken through all sides and the hardware bag was torn open. Good thing everything was in there and it's built tough:
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And for those keeping track of payload, the step itself weighs 16 lbs. I didn't weigh the three bolts. Also of note, It mounts with three bolts and they include one nut and another captive nut welded to a ~6" steel handle (see in pic above) and the instructions show where to use them but I didn't need either nut since my frame had welded in nuts in all three locations. Maybe they made the frame change in anticipation of selling a lot more of these?
Quick and easy install.
Anyway, it's awesome and I'm going to enjoy it every day I don't get any younger.
View attachment 6243wow! that step is awesome. what is the list price and part # of it if you don't mind.
wow! that step is awesome. what is the list price and part # of it if you don't mind.