Door Hinges BEDLINED!!
08-06-2011, 07:26 PM
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My fenders are really faded, this may be an easy way to save them instead of applying Back to Black every 90 days. I will look into the Stainless Bolts as well. I think they look good seeing as the OEM bolts aren't even round. ?? I have wire brushed one hinge and sprayed with Rustoleum Textured black. Did anyone sand and spray the underside as well?? What about the door itself?
09-21-2011, 08:22 PM
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Originally Posted by Timecloud
My fenders are really faded, this may be an easy way to save them instead of applying Back to Black every 90 days. I will look into the Stainless Bolts as well. I think they look good seeing as the OEM bolts aren't even round. ?? I have wire brushed one hinge and sprayed with Rustoleum Textured black. Did anyone sand and spray the underside as well?? What about the door itself?
09-23-2011, 07:55 AM
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Finally got around to taking some pics of the finished product...
I used rustoleum bedliner. When I put them back on I coated the back with RTV silicone sealer. The idea (hope) was that it would help with the corrosion between the aluminum hinges and the steel on the door...
Here it is...
I used rustoleum bedliner. When I put them back on I coated the back with RTV silicone sealer. The idea (hope) was that it would help with the corrosion between the aluminum hinges and the steel on the door...
Here it is...
