dark blue trucks with bed liner rockers

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midnightblue

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my rockers are really starting to get tore up and showing rock chips pretty bad so im thinking about doing some bed liner, but im wondering how the dark blue looks with black bed liner?
 

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Be careful about when you do bedliner. I you have any surface rust the liner will lock this in and it can accelerate the rusting. If they are gettin bad rust wise your best bet (not speaking budget wise) is to get new rockers and line those. I don't have that kind I cash so I'm dealing with rotted cab corners for awhile til I can get it done right. If you don't have rust at all bedliner is a great option. If you don't like the look you could fix the paint and do rock and chip guard film. This technology has really come a long way in the last few years. 3M is a great manufacturer but there are others. The best part is the stuff is damn near invisible unless you really look for it.
 

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well the main reason im looking at the bed liner, is becaue im getting my custom paint all rock chipped out and it really stands out on a new paint job. also considering the chrome rocker strips to cover it up and protect it also
 

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Did you decide to line your rockers? I had my rockers/fenders/wheel wells all done at a rhino dealer including a free full undercoat. Paid $1K and was done in a day (linex quoted me 1,800 if I remember correctly and wanted my truck for a week!) My 98 spent most of its life in Arizona and a year or two in Colorado, which is where I bought it. Left the oilfields to come back home to Iowa, and immediately took it to Omaha to have it sprayed because it would be eaten alive by salt here and besides, it just looks plain awesome. Did that in Sept2013 and they still look as good as day 1. Money well spent IMO. Your blue truck would look great with them lined. Go for it!:head3:

On another note - how is your bumper holding up? I will pay you to build me one exactly like your 98. What does it weigh and what part of MT are you in? I would pay to have it shipped via UPS to my shop in SD. I'm dead serious, and you can take as long as you want. So if you have the time let me know. Looking to score one like yours on the cheap, but I can't weld for !TIHS. If I really wanted I could have a friend do it and find some dirt track race teams bend me some pipe but that's too much work for as busy as I am. I'd rather go this route with another fellow gmt400 owner and you have built two as far as I know. Get back to me! :cheers:
 
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Here is my '94 with undercoating/ bedliner on the lower body.
 

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Mine right after I did it.


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