Anybody Line-xed their quarter panels, fender wells?
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Well, the title pretty much says it all. So? I have a 88 first gen if it matters.
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I thought about it...then found out how much they want for it $400 for the bottom 2" of the body all the way around...Undercoating is the best for your fenderwells, thats what its made for.
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I used Herculiner on the bottom parts of all my body panels, and I love the stuff. If you are patient, you can sometimes find the full bedliner kit for around $45-50 and it is more than enough to do the outside of the body. Also by applying it yourself, you can lay it up as thick as you want. No more rock dings in the bottom of my doors!
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Man you guys must be getting seriously hosed on your line-x prices. I got my Line-X over the rail bedliner, sprayed, on my truck, by Line-X, by the owner/manager of the local Line-X shop and it cost me $425 CANADIAN funds (not including tax). The guy did an outstanding job and I LOVE the texture of line-x so much better than Rhino or others.
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Originally Posted by CoedNaked
Man you guys must be getting seriously hosed on your line-x prices. I got my Line-X over the rail bedliner, sprayed, on my truck, by Line-X, by the owner/manager of the local Line-X shop and it cost me $425 CANADIAN funds (not including tax). The guy did an outstanding job and I LOVE the texture of line-x so much better than Rhino or others.
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Just a suggestion...before you Line-X or undercoat make sure you high pressure wash the heck out of your undercarriage. If you have any remnants of road salt anywhere that gets encapsulated in there it will cause you problems later...
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Originally Posted by 4Runner4Christ
Just a suggestion...before you Line-X or undercoat make sure you high pressure wash the heck out of your undercarriage. If you have any remnants of road salt anywhere that gets encapsulated in there it will cause you problems later...
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I am planning on doing this to my quarter panels as well as they are goinig to get pretty dinged up from the road I live on...haven't looked at pricing, maybe thats why I still think theres a chance that I'll do it!
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Originally Posted by 4x4Fink
I am planning on doing this to my quarter panels as well as they are goinig to get pretty dinged up from the road I live on...haven't looked at pricing, maybe thats why I still think theres a chance that I'll do it!
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Originally Posted by CoedNaked
Man you guys must be getting seriously hosed on your line-x prices. I got my Line-X over the rail bedliner, sprayed, on my truck, by Line-X, by the owner/manager of the local Line-X shop and it cost me $425 CANADIAN funds (not including tax). The guy did an outstanding job and I LOVE the texture of line-x so much better than Rhino or others.
Think I might go with the Herculiner. I can't take a loan out to do the Line-X. Seems to me everybody is getting "hosed" by this company. I guess I can understand that much for a truckbed, but for quarter-panels?!!?
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Originally Posted by enutter
A whole pickup bed is between 400 and 500. 425 is between 400 and 500, right? Seems you are getting hosed as well.
Think I might go with the Herculiner. I can't take a loan out to do the Line-X. Seems to me everybody is getting "hosed" by this company. I guess I can understand that much for a truckbed, but for quarter-panels?!!?
Think I might go with the Herculiner. I can't take a loan out to do the Line-X. Seems to me everybody is getting "hosed" by this company. I guess I can understand that much for a truckbed, but for quarter-panels?!!?
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Originally Posted by enutter
So, you think that's reasonable?
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Originally Posted by enutter
I mean just the quarter panels, under the door, from tire to tire. No fender flares involved.
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Originally Posted by enutter
I mean just the quarter panels, under the door, from tire to tire. No fender flares involved.