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Old 02-16-2008, 02:07 PM
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Re: Bedliner spray coating on trailer hitch?

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Originally Posted by franc944 View Post
My question is should I prep and paint on a bedliner finish onto the hitch so it will not rust and look alot more custom rather then just cheap?

Am I being rediculous with overkill?
Well, I can not speak to the hitch quality... However, make it look how you want it to look!!!

I spent about a month looking for a black metal license plate frame that I liked. I wanted something other than the plain rectangle frame. Couldn't find one I liked - bought a "shark tooth" metal frame off the internet - wouldn't fit in the bumper slot.

Finally, I just bought a chrome diamond plate frame from the local AutoZone - looked nice! Took it home and immediately used a Dremel to scuff it up, cleaned it, primed it and painted it black to match the bumper foot pads, and the other black items on the truck (not that I dislike chrome - my bike is chrome and black - but my truck wants to be de-chromed as much as possible ).

So... a month+, total of 3 frames, then 2 days for prep & paint, just for a license plate frame.
So, I would have to say NO, you are not approaching "overkill" just yet.
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