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Since I got my '15 SLE nine days ago, it now has custom-fit clear bra, floor liners, step bars, Range AFM Disable, window tint, and a bed rubber mat.

 

Does anyone have non-black, contrasting spray-in bed liner?

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Since I got my '15 SLE nine days ago, it now has custom-fit clear bra, floor liners, step bars, Range AFM Disable, window tint, and a bed rubber mat.

 

Does anyone have non-black, contrasting spray-in bed liner?

 

Seems like Rhino and Linex had colors available. I recall getting in and out of a friend's 1 ton to get our luggage every night on a trip years ago. He and his brother were both short and old, the truck bed was tall, I was younger. It had black Linex. .... I had black Linex. My clothes looked like I had worked in a coal mine. Get the UV protected version.

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The base is black and has uv protection. As they tint it you lose uv protection as the dealer told me. The final color match is a paint like layer they paint over it that can scratch easy.

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Put new headlights in just now while doing it i put the oem air filter back in K&N has 20,000 on, so i put it back in spring 867214b4f4a2d05fe042e272b0455973.jpg6dca309507273a480d0c71685257c822.jpgee947321d361496e1dc6f1a533cb184f.jpg they do look white not as yellow anymore. .. be ok to i can afford the anzo headlights in spring

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Swapped out stock license plate bulbs today with white LED's.. Looks much better!

Which ones did you get? Link? Also have any pics?

 

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You bought them in a 10 pair lot? If so I will paypal you some cash to get a pair. I don't really need 10 pairs.

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Never mind. I bought the 10 pairs. I can use them for backup bulbs and license plate bulbs. And give a couple pairs to my father in law.

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Very nice finish on the Line-X. Are silver flakes additional cost?

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Very nice finish on the Line-X. Are silver flakes additional cost?

Nope. only thing I got in addition that cost me something was the premium coat. The flakes were something the owner of this line x dealership wanted to do to set them apart from the other dealers

 

Sent while in 'Murica...

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Never mind. I bought the 10 pairs. I can use them for backup bulbs and license plate bulbs. And give a couple pairs to my father in law.

 

While those bulbs will technically work in the backup blubs spot they aren't really bright enough for you to be able to see anything with. You might not even be able to tell they are on over the light your brake lights put out.

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