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Line-X? Looks good and should take some abuse.

 

No did it myself with Raptor Liner. Sprayed my whole Xterra with it years ago and love the stuff

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Been a while since I've posted. Haven't done much to the truck, but today I did get her tuned & messed around with some cans of plasti dip. (2 things were edited, let's see who could spot them).

 

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Been a while since I've posted. Haven't done much to the truck, but today I did get her tuned & messed around with some cans of plasti dip. (2 things were edited, let's see who could spot them).

 

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Nice truck. Love the lights and color did you color match handles and mirros cap?
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Line-X? Looks good and should take some abuse.

 

I had the bed done when I bought the truck last year. I scrubbed the backend down last weekend and the Line-X looks new again...

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Nice truck. Love the lights and color did you color match handles and mirros cap?

 

Thank you, I'm in the process of colormatching the handles and caps. I already did the bumpers, door trim, and one of the handles, just need to finish the rest.

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Sorry buddy, been really busy at work. I was going to do a build for my truck last weekend, but didnt get to it.

 

Here are some pictures of the module that was installed to have the ability to take over the factory display with 2 RCA component inputs. Gonna pick up an HDMI to composite device so I can hook up my Miracast dongle and have the ability to mirror my phone to the dash!!

 

 

more info and where did you get the module from would be greatly appreciated! Thanks

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so they may have been done over the last few days!!

 

i got the factory 2015 splash guards....

stampede no drill no clip front hood guard

and a line-x bed liner!!!

 

 

i love the look with the stampede hood guard and super nice quality part!

 

next is corsa exhaust in the works!


also forgot 25% tint on front two windows!

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Been a while since I've posted. Haven't done much to the truck, but today I did get her tuned & messed around with some cans of plasti dip. (2 things were edited, let's see who could spot them).

 

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Did you color match the fender flares? If so, please share the details...

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Did you color match the fender flares? If so, please share the details...

 

Yes sir, just used some white plasti dip and some pearlizer. 5 coats each.

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Did you color match the fender flares? If so, please share the details...

I think it looks good. Did you take them off to do them, or mask and paint on the truck? I've thought about doing the same on mine. It will be interesting to see how durable it is sine they are prone to road debris.

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Added these bad boys to cover up the airbag warning stickers on the sun visor. Picture isnt the best but it looks amazing in persone438b21c79f4935cc22bc1a6c88a8f7c.jpg

Also wrapped the bowties

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I think it looks good. Did you take them off to do them, or mask and paint on the truck? I've thought about doing the same on mine. It will be interesting to see how durable it is sine they are prone to road debris.

 

I took them off, very easy. The little "wind/mud" flap on the rear was a bit of pain to put back on properly but nothing too extreme, just an inconvenience. After driving hundreds of miles with them on I've noticed the inner part gets the dirtiest obviously and it's tough to clean (I have a white truck though) but they've held up well. One has a very tiny chip but that's after hundreds of miles in different terrains (gravel, dirt, pavement).

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Finally installed the front end of my Mcgaughy lift, hopefully will finish up the back tomorrow.

 

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