I know it is a personal preference kind of thing. But i am going to paint up my set of sliders soon. I have some good self etching primer. But i have not picked up any black paint yet. Any suggestions on what to use? Any particular brands or finishes that you suggest?
What about using a bed liner? Something used in a pickup truck bed? I know a few people who have used it on their rock sliders and it holds up a lot better than painting it.
The bed liner would be a lot more work to touch up if u do scrape or gouge your sliders, I personally went etching primer and flat black paint, but do believe it to be a touch too dull to match the fj trail teams black rims I'm runnin!
The bed liner would be a lot more work to touch up if u do scrape or gouge your sliders, I personally went etching primer and flat black paint, but do believe it to be a touch too dull to match the fj trail teams black rims I'm runnin!
I don't know. My buddies was pretty easy to touch up and it took a lot to scratch them. I did flat black on mine. What I really liked about using the bed liner was that it gave a grip to the rock sliders if you wanted to step on them.
I sprayed all armor originally with SEM RUST SHIELD BLACK. It makes for a nice hard finish when sprayed with a fast dry urethane grade reducer. Since then I touch up with jingle cans of satin black.
I had mine bedlined (Line-X) so the wife and kids have some grip when climbing in and out. The 4x4 shop that sprayed them offered free touch-ups should they need it.
This is the best pic I have on my phone and I'm not near the cruiser at the moment.
I have been using Sherwin Williams kettle black, satin, for years.. It's a step up from Krylon, and it's nearly a perfect match to most powder coated finished bumpers and sliders..
Still waiting for my OPOR Sliders, but I bought satin for mine. I plan on sealing it up with spray primer, then a industrial sealer(black) then top off with spray satin black.
Still waiting for my OPOR Sliders, but I bought satin for mine. I plan on sealing it up with spray primer, then a industrial sealer(black) then top off with spray satin black.