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Doug's Fun with herculiner
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Looks like a top notch job! I like the idea of washing out the truck with a PowerWasher.
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Hartman, Be nice!
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I like it Namitey. I have been planning on doing that to my Ex at the end of summertime. I was going to do all of the prep work and then drop it off at the local RhinoLiner shop and have them spray a Thick coat on though. When I used Herc. on my old Jeep I wasn't impressed with the durability. Overtime I got alot of scratches and all in the bedliner. It was prob. my fault for not cleaning it enough though
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Looks good!
Kendal
I like it Namitey. I have been planning on doing that to my Ex at the end of summertime. I was going to do all of the prep work and then drop it off at the local RhinoLiner shop and have them spray a Thick coat on though. When I used Herc. on my old Jeep I wasn't impressed with the durability. Overtime I got alot of scratches and all in the bedliner. It was prob. my fault for not cleaning it enough though
!!Looks good!
Kendal
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A friend of mine had the same problem with his ranger, he didnt prep it right. he only used the scrub pad that came with it and it didnt do much and he cleaned it with acetone. I got a heavy scotchbright bad and cleaned it with xylene and it seems to be holding good.
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Oh look! It's Doug! ----> 
Gonna herculine all the new parts once you fix what you did to the front end this weekend, numnuts?
And stop busting on my altezzas! If it weren't for them you'd have NO tail light, LMAO
Gonna herculine all the new parts once you fix what you did to the front end this weekend, numnuts?
And stop busting on my altezzas! If it weren't for them you'd have NO tail light, LMAO
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pfft i'd find them some where else. I've already painted the grill from the old truck black and now im just waiting for my parts to come in so i can drive my truck again. 
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we all have our share of these kinds of moments
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http://www.explorerforum.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=78594&highlight=darwin
hehe.....
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