Mirrors- yes. Rims, probably not. There's not much benefit on the rims and I imagine it could mess with the balancing. The tire guys would hate me even more.

Keep us in mind when you do!

It is good stuff. If you can't find a distributor locally, we might be able to ship it to you.

We've used it for rockers, beds, floors, toppers etc, and it's held up great so far!

 

Well that is what I would assume I just saw some write ups about how airflow overy standard paint is very important to fuel consumption. I had not seen a rhino-lined type car only dedicated trail rigs. Thought I would ask.

 

damn man that turned out so sick!! i love it. what year is your LC?
i am thinking about getting one one of these days?

 

I think this is the first Spray Lined job that actually looks good in my opinion. I tried doing this to the hood of my truck, and it looked horrible. Good job man. and great choice of color

 

Thanks! It's a '95. Check out IH8MUD.com for all the LC info you could ever want!

Yeah, I imagine it could have a negative effect, especially on a vehicle designed to be aero-dynamic. I just doubt there was much aero-dynamic testing when they designed the LC.

Hey Thanks!

 

who makes that rear bumper?

 

Do you think you could provide a little more information for us thinking about trying it?

how many gallons of the al's spray on bedliner did you have to use? what other materials do you need to buy besides a spray gun, and bedliner? any other information would be great.

 

My Brothers and I do. www.heftyfabworks.com

I thought my write-up was detailed...

3 gallons to achieve the proper thickness (well, a little less but it only comes in whole gallons). We used an orbital sander with 40 grit disks to sand it down. You could use whatever you want as long as it creates a rough surface. Then all you need to buy is masking tape and plastic.

The liner comes with everything else you need: 3-part Liner, etching primer and even a paddle mixer for your drill. If you want a gun too, it's not that expensive.

Here's the pricing.

Let me know if you have any other questions.

 

sweet... I might do this to my 4runner... ( Im thinking i might go 2 toned though... black on the bottom, gray on top ) since the truck is gray already, it wont look too dorky if i left the engine compartment and door jams regular paint thanks!

 

I also just realized you sell the kits, with a gun? a local store sells them at 1 gallon a kit... you definitely ship, yes?

 

Hey ardent went to your site and didnt see any pics of 4Runner rear bumpers.Got any of 90+ models?

 

Yes, we ship. Our Shipping estimator on the site still has some bugs. It should be accurate, but to make sure you can give us a call at 719-499-8126. At least you won't pay sales tax through us!

Most of our bumpers start as custom work that progress into production products. We don't currently have a 4Runner to use to mock-up a bumper which makes things difficult. We definitely want to build for all years of 4Runners, but the first one is always the hardest.

I see that you may be in CO soon, look us up when you get here and maybe we can work something out...

 

Looks great. Love the color! Did you have to thin it to get it to spray well?

 

Nope. Al's liner is made to be sprayed, rolled or brushed on.

 

so i just scrolled through the pictures of the Land Cruiser, and I nutted in my pants.
i want to spray my 93 that color so bad. i was already thinking of doing that color.... now im leaning toward that method

 

So whats the liner project total$$ ?? if you dont mind.

 

Im really leaning on doing this. my truck is scratched to hell from all the brush i've driven through. :/ I need to get my gears/lockers done first though. but yeah, i'd totally do the gray instead of tan... maybe do my bumpers black as well have you had any UV damage to the color yet? has it faded?

 

bump for answers. ps i love it. going to do a couple of vehicles like this soon.

 

What a beast. Looks like something you could hunt Lions out of!

 

bump for an update whats it looking like now? hows the paint holding up?