abcdedd
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Hi guys, Just wondering if anyone had painted there rear tub in a truck cab before? looking at putting some sort of hard wearing paint in it, even some that has some grip to it?
Thanks alot
Edd
Thanks alot
Edd
Rear tub paint
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the_wolf
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I thought about doing this and looked up mixing paint with sand. I can't remember how easy it was to do but it was exactly what I was after as I was going to paint everywhere that I stood on with it to save any chance of me slipping
Jonnygearbox
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Better looking at someone who does line x in your area
the_wolf
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I imagined that stuff would cost an absolute fortune. I like the look of it too but a bit expensive and a bit overkill for what is basically a pick up bed liner. Plus you can't do it yourself
zeaphod
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How about grip tape? have a look here: http://www.stopslip.co.uk/anti-slip-products/anti-slip-tape/standard-grade-tape/roll-of-black-anti-slip-tape.aspx
It used to work well on my skateboards - waaaayyyyyyy back
It used to work well on my skateboards - waaaayyyyyyy back
the_wolf
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Would need a loootttt of grip tape to do the tub
thought it was mine!
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coo var sure grip about 40 quid internal, exterior, marine will go on primed wood primed metal concrete and grp.
rob_90
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Ive got stone chip shutz in mine hard wearing not slippy either
