I have the ALLPRO sliders and rear bumper. They come unpainted and i was wondering how herculiner would look and last on them? ANy pictures or thoughts would be great!

 

Thats what I did to mine. Its works really well. Any time you get them scratched up, just touch it up with a brush or sponge. Cool part is you dont have deal with overspray and it's nice not having to worry about messing up an expensive powder-coat. The texture comes in handy when climbing to get to a roof rack or working in the engine bay.

The only real negative aspect is the fact you cant really get them clean. A little armor all makes them shine but it makes them super slick and the shine doesn't last long.

Front bumper and Sliders


Bashing the rear bumper at Big Bear (can't even notice that damage now after a quick touch-up).

 

I also have the All Pro sliders. I used Rustoleum semigloss black on the sliders. It's easy to touch up but you can see where it was previously scratched under the paint. I didn't want to use something bumpy/rubbery like bed liner because it would be hard to clean like Phalanx said. Although it looks pretty cool on his rig!

 

i did that to mine too but i mixed in some sand it helps a little bit when they are wet ( not that slippy) but after 2 winters some rust is starting to come out, but a can of wal-mart 96 cent can of black spray paint takes care of the problem.

 

why do they look brown?just the picture or mud?

 

I did mine in bedliner...taking it off as it is already cracking...bumpers and sliders...what a PITA to put on and remove...gonna rattle can them and be done with it...easy easy touch up.

 

Those pics were taken after about a day and a half of wheeling. (note the dust on the hood) The bumpers are usually flat black.

 

hmmm....touch call TO herculine or spraypaint? They make a tectured FLAT BLACK spray paint. That may work. I guys i should go check the hardware store, see what i can find