97_Danger_Ranger
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what do you guys think? im thinking from the body line down, fender flares and then the gray bumpers? think this will look good?
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Bedliner on Rockers?
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daniel3507
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Ive always liked bedliner on the rockers. Ive never seen it on the bumper like your talking about though
jhammel85
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Might look alright. I've been thinking about doing it on mine.
like this ?
it is awesome -we have wheelers stop in the store to look- cost me $1000.00 but it was worth it!
Grey_04
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badmts, that's one mighty big rocker on that truck..
GO BIG OR GO HOME 
RangerMtnHigh
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DO it!!!
jhammel85
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lol, that looks really cool
thank you -frankly if i had ANY idea it would've turned out this well i would have 100% coverage. Find a place that will work with you and give them time,like people say about lockers from now on ALL my rigs will be covered in this stuff -
jhammel85
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I love bed lined trucks. I'd love to do the body line on mine but I'm afraid of it looking stupid with the blue / chrome scheme I have going.
I have heard of COLORED LINER MATERIAL .You could do just the sides and pull out the door handles during application and you would keep all the chrome ,providing they could color match liner material.the blue and chrome does look GOOD VERY CLEAN
VERY CLEAN
daniel3507
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badmts I want to hit your truck with a hammer. That thing looks tough as hell
97_Danger_Ranger
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ok im gonna do it. now what brand? and should i get the roll on or the areosol can?
mine was done by FULL METAL JACKET in Lakewood .after seeing the results of my DIY job on the floor of the Ranger I say pay for a professional so you get WARRANTY and they did some small extras that made a BIG difference-fixed a couple of dents and filled the rear fender flare holes. I love it and a couple of people think its some kind of ARMOR PLATE. ANOTHER OPTION IS A HARBOR FREIGHT SPRAY GUN MADE FOR BED LINER AND OTHER THICK STUFF.49 bucks and any old compressor
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