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1 hour ago, Ebrown1120 said:

Looking good! What type of paint did you use?

VHT hight temp spray primer & paint  (3 layers of each)

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14 hours ago, TrailDemon said:

-Oil change (Mobil 1 0w-20+ OEM oil filter)

-Painted skid place (red)

-Installed N-Fab running boards 

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I hope your not planning on adding more than 8qts oil??

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2inch ready lift with 20” OE Creation 182 wheels (2017 Yukon Denali) with BF Goodrich KO2 285/65 20r (no trimming). Also added the black lettering. 

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Removed Trail Boss stickers, blacked out Silverado LT, BDS trims simulated carbon fiber inlay, Z71 badge replaced / de-chromed, KO2's 305 65 18 no rub with mudflap bracket removal, backflip MX4 tonneau. 

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1 hour ago, MgoBlue said:

Removed Trail Boss stickers, blacked out Silverado LT, BDS trims simulated carbon fiber inlay, Z71 badge replaced / de-chromed, KO2's 305 65 18 no rub with mudflap bracket removal, backflip MX4 tonneau. 

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Looks really good. Got any closeups of the inlays installed?

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They come in a pkg with the spray in bed liner,
I have the spray in liner and don't have them

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24 minutes ago, Axxess said:

Looks really good. Got any closeups of the inlays installed?

 

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On 7/8/2019 at 11:34 PM, bbb said:

They come in a pkg with the spray in bed liner,

They come with the bed protection package.

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Got the windows tinted today. 5% on the back 3 windows, sunroof and visor with 15% going on the front 2 windows.

This was pre-bath today. Sun was at a bad angle, I’ll get better ones this week.

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sorry no pics yet but just brought it home.

lt all-star with a few option packs 

satin-steel  dbl cab.

ordered  floor liners

stake pocket plugs:)

bedcover

carwell t32 rust inhibator

motofab 1.5" levelkit

so far  ;)

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