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I'm going to get my White 05 CC Silverado HD Line-x'ed next week but am killing myself on weather I want the over ,or under the rail

This is NOt a work truck.

I also thought about haveing it color matched?

Any one have any pics with a white truck with it over or under they can post.

I did do a search but didnt find any white truck pics of it.

I dont know if this poll thing is gonna work but,I'm gonna give it a shot.

Posted

Charlie,

I like under the rail for a lightly used truck. The color of my choice would be a light gray.

Posted

Oh thats great, another option for me to ponder(just kidding)

I never even thought about a different color.

But now that I'm thinking about it ,,,I dont know?

I think that would be to many colors even though my interior is gray.

Thanks for the reply chuck

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"I think that would be to many colors even though my interior is gray."

 

Charlie,

I painted my El Camino a pure white and put light gray Zolotone (speckled) trunk paint in the bed. Interior was black/charcoal. Looked great.

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Under...and pay extra for the UV protection if you go with a dark color.

 

 

I am "Over" fan because of the added protection. Your going to want something to protect the top side and I think the sleek Line-X works great and looks great as oposed to buying rail caps which have to then be drilled on or stuck on with double sided tape which then will leave a residue anyway of you ever take them off, or if they fall off. Also, I'd say go with the normal black.Somtimes the colors look tacky.

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I'll toss one out here for a different "color". Like Wasax3 mentioned, I think you do need to be careful here. But since black is not truely a color, and as my sig sez, there are many shades. My Line-x is chevys greystone metallic, basically a slightly darker silver. IMO, I think some are stuck in a "bedliners must be black" mentality. I don't know about a white one- if it were to fade or change in any way it may then contrast your paint elsewhere- ie white on off-white won't look so good. So pick a contrast that can stand alone even if it changes with time. Just not pink :seeya: Do a search. I asked the same question before I did mine and got some pics posted.

As far as over or under goes, I chose under- you can always replace a cap, but the Line-X is there for good, and certianly doesn't have as finished an appearance as the OEM caps.(personally, I think black liners look like wheel well undercoating....but to each his own)

Good luck and have fun with it!

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Under...and pay extra for the UV protection if you go with a dark color.

 

 

I am "Over" fan because of the added protection. Your going to want something to protect the top side and I think the sleek Line-X works great and looks great as oposed to buying rail caps which have to then be drilled on or stuck on with double sided tape which then will leave a residue anyway of you ever take them off, or if they fall off. Also, I'd say go with the normal black.Somtimes the colors look tacky.

 

 

 

+1

 

Also rails caps will hold water underneath them and it will cause streaking on your paint.....such a pain when your trying to wax.

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