GEN 2 Best $80 bucks spent. Thanks forum members. Rear wheel wells

[Bryantbjb]

Tried plastic inserts. Too hard and fit was not that great. Looked around forum found that some were using Linex. Did it today. Looks awesome. 80 bucks out the door. Before and after.






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[Rednose]

Looks great specially on light colors Ill have to do mine soon.

 

[Bryantbjb]

Thanks. The white was a bit distracting.

 

[infernoz07]

OP: please clarify: you got Linex Brand done for $80? I have two near me and one won't touch it (too much time per one owner) and the other quoted me $500 due the masking time/labor overall. I did mine myself with a spray can of something tough but I know it won't last. Looking for input so I can go talk to my LineX dealers someday.

 

[Nickshu]

I did mine with 3M professional undercoating in spray cans. Came out great. On a white truck those white wells stick out like a sore thumb. Looks great!!

 

[Kirby Lastinger]

Some on here have used Raptor Liner. It is very similar to Line-X. I have all the materials to do mine now, just have to get the time and energy to do it.

You can get the kit on amazon and comes with a spray gun.


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[BigTomJR]

Just had my 19 done these guys also did my 18 flawless job and was 350 out the door

LINE-X of Monmouth County

 

[Ro_Ja Boy]

Something I need to do at some point. Looks much better!

 

[Ricoman]

Tried plastic inserts. Too hard and fit was not that great. Looked around forum found that some were using Linex. Did it today. Looks awesome. 80 bucks out the door. Before and after.






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You went to Line-X or you used a product like Line-X??? No way a Line-X dealer is going to do that for $80...maybe $80 per wheel?? Looks great,what did you use?

 

[sixshooter_45]

Mine was $310.00 for the rear wheel wells to be Line-X'd.