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Cant remember - is summit white pearl or just gloss white? I think the iridium metallic would probably be impossible to match.

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I've seen them on ebay and pondered them to put on to my PAINTED bumpers in a color match... simply to protect from stone chips and rust.

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looks pretty good on black - I wonder how closely they can match summit white with their gloss white - white is hard to match up right....

I'm currently watching this but it looks pretty darn close to me to summit white. Scroll thru the pics and see it on a white truck

http://m.ebay.com/itm/BumperShellz-2014-2016-Chevy-Silverado-1500-Rear-Bumper-Cover-Gloss-White-w-snsr-/171921681549?nav=SEARCH

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I'm currently watching this but it looks pretty darn close to me to summit white. Scroll thru the pics and see it on a white truck

http://m.ebay.com/itm/BumperShellz-2014-2016-Chevy-Silverado-1500-Rear-Bumper-Cover-Gloss-White-w-snsr-/171921681549?nav=SEARCH

 

agreed, they look pretty close to the summit white

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Been looking to swap my stock chrome bumper for a painted one, came across these - price not bad so decided to give them a try. Quality seems surprisingly good, especially for the price. Any experience with these?

 

http://www.ecoological.com/bumpershellz.html

 

 

 

Hey Stitch... I was interested in ordering these to protect the rear painted bumper on my 2016 Denali. I was going to order the ABS ready to paint and have it painted to match. How easy was the install and how good was the fit?

 

Thanks,

Lou

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About as easy as it gets, only thing I needed was a good no-scratch trim tool to get the factory trim up. Fit is great, haven't seen any movement since install.

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About as easy as it gets, only thing I needed was a good no-scratch trim tool to get the factory trim up. Fit is great, haven't seen any movement since install.

 

Much appreciated! Looks good on your bumper!

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I like their Aerobox. Not sure if it would be too heavy, but seems like a neat idea.

 

http://www.ecoological.com/who-needs-the-aerobox.html

Saw your post/question regarding AeroBox weight. It is about 45 lb for the box (unloaded) and without assembly hardware. Integrated wheels make it fairly easy to maneuver, even with a decent load of gear in it. Kind of like a trunk on wheels.

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Installed mine. Going on 2 weeks now with no issues. Easy as pie to put on. 15 mins max.

 

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What kind of lift?

 

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6" BDS with Fox upgrades

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Been looking to swap my stock chrome bumper for a painted one, came across these - price not bad so decided to give them a try. Quality seems surprisingly good, especially for the price. Any experience with these?

 

http://www.ecoological.com/bumpershellz.html

 

 

You're closing in on a year, how have these held up? I was debating these a quite a while back, but they didn't have the front out for the Sierra at the time. I emailed them and they said it was in the works and give it about 6 months. Real world feedback can help guide me toward or away from them lol.

 

 

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I have these on front and rear,for about 6 mnths look great no problems

 

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i have these on the front. in the super cold temps i have found the double sided adhesive tape does not stick very well at all. not to the point where theyre falling off by any means, but you can push the bumper a bit and know something is laying on there right away. in the warm weather it was solid even in a torrential downpour

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