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LineX cowl panel on windsheild

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POST 1Original post

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:

POST 3Original post

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.

POST 4Original post

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.

POST 5Original post

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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