opcorn:Bgsdaddy & tbensor, your flares turned out great!! Does it seem to hold up well against tree limbs and bushes, etc. when off-roading? I'm wondering if anyone can report on the longer term durability of the Rustoleum bedliner since I don't believe its specifically designed for plastics...Don't buy new. Rustolium Bedliner is my new friend.
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LOWES sells it!Has anyone been able to find where to buy the Rustoleum textured for Plastics? (not the hammered). I have seen a few people here in the forum use this for the fender flares and the results are exactly what i'm looking for on my TJ, but no store in my area seems to carry it!!
Here is a picture of the label of the can of Rustoleum that i'm talking about. I would like to use this instead of the bedliner since this is made specifically to adhere to plastics.
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We don't have the bedliner for sale over here but the Rust-Oleum Textured Outdoor paint's finish looks identical to the bedliner so I would assume that they are the same thing. I have used both this and the textured for plastic. What I can tell you is that they look VERY similar. The plastic specific one is a little more matt than the outdoor textured paint. I have however not used the bedliner on plastic.
6rings, unfortunately the Lowes in my town does not sell it. I printed out the label I posted earlier in this thread and brought into the store with me and no luck. Maybe someone can buy a couple cans for me and mail em down here to Texas. I can pay you through PayPal! Seriously, I've been to Walmart, Home Depot, Lowe's, Southerland's, Shermin-Williams, a local paint supply store, Ace Hardware, and none of em carry it (down here) :banghead:
cool idea! :thumb: do you have any idea who sells it?Dupli-Color :: Flexible Bumper Coating
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The finish that it leaves looks like factory plastic trim. It bonds to plastic and it's flexible.
Autozone.crocker_dave said:
yep... Autozone.
Aw- shucks, I thought I finally found something I could use.:doh:
