Came up with an idea after getting tired of dressing my cowl panel. I took the whole panel to my LineX professional and got it coated!! Worked out great!!! :banana::banana::banana::dance::dance::dance:
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Interesting idea! It looks pretty good!
OP, that's a pretty great idea. I've had a number of different things Line-X'd and the stuff is terrific. Easily kept up, too.
I've honestly thought about doing this with the door sill panels. They are constantly getting scuffed up and just look a bit dingy as a result.
Not having a pick-up, I'm not familiar with the Line-X product line. If they have a flat-black coating, that would be a great idea. I wonder how much it would cost.
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