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First Part done Of rhino Lining Bull Bar.

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Old 03-17-2010, 07:20 PM
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So I started My proccess of rhino lining my bull bar today. Its not done but the sanding is. All you people with the infor yesturday was great. I started sanding at 230 and stoped at 7. A long time But i think is ok. You people said to really scuff it up. I used 400 gritt Paper as only my auto store had. Then used 200 gritt to really dig in and back to 400. I also used a wheels paint stripper to try and get the blue paint off. I thought it was painted on but now i think it was p/c on, That blue paint wont come damm off. I got alot of parts to bare metal and sanded the *** out of it for 4 and a half hours. I went crazy. Tomorrow i will use some de greaser to clean it and then start the spray painting of the truck rhino bed coating. Im not really good at painting but took all of your infor guys and hope it comes out good.I know this is long story but Im just glad i got the first big part of sanding done. Im happy. Thanks guys. Will post pics when its done.



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As you can see This is going to be how i paint it. You can still see blue paint on it but I sanded the heck out of it for hours, Used everything even some paint stripping luqid that guy at auto store said. hope thats ok?

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looks like you took our advice , lookin good . just make sure its ruffed up so the material can seep in the spaces .
should look great.
 
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Thanks Ramhunter. Will do
 
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looks like you took our advice , lookin good . just make sure its ruffed up so the material can seep in the spaces .
should look great.
agreed. looking forward to seeing the end result
 
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I would get a roll of plastic and make yourself a little paint booth or you are gonna get over spray on everything in that picture if that is where you are gonna spray it at. just staple it to the ceiling and let it hang down will make clean up after you are done spraying alot easier also.
 
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I would get a roll of plastic and make yourself a little paint booth or you are gonna get over spray on everything in that picture if that is where you are gonna spray it at. just staple it to the ceiling and let it hang down will make clean up after you are done spraying alot easier also.
and block out dust and crap..good call
 
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oh good call. I never thought about that. I will make sure to do that. Thanks
 



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