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Post by Potter »

Hi all Just wondering whats the best paint to put on my sliders?
is chassis black ok or should i go for a std black or is there something a bit harder wearing that i could use? i dont want to have to get them powdercoated either..
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Post by Pinball »

If they're getting used... something cheap that comes in a spray pack...

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Post by Loanrangie »

Nothing you can spray on will last if being used. Even powder coating will get chipped when your dragging your arse over rocks.
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Post by YankeeDave »

just use a spary pack, then you can reapply easy after use
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Post by Potter »

Looks like ill just go get a litre of gloss black acrylic and spray them tmw
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Post by RockyF75 »

troll01 wrote:Looks like ill just go get a litre of gloss black acrylic and spray them tmw
yep... and the paint will be gone after 10 mins of wheeling ;) . i used the same stuff, some bits are still black... only a few :D Just spray and when it comes off dont worry about it.
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Post by bazzle »

$2 spray tins of Satin black from Supercheap after each trip

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Post by Zute »

Use a brush so you dont get overspray.
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Post by Shorty40 »

Zute wrote:Use a brush so you dont get overspray.
How do I get it from the spray can onto my brush ?
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Post by "CANADA" »

Shorty40 wrote:
Zute wrote:Use a brush so you dont get overspray.
How do I get it from the spray can onto my brush ?
spray it :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Post by Shorty40 »

MADZUKI wrote:
Shorty40 wrote:
Zute wrote:Use a brush so you dont get overspray.
How do I get it from the spray can onto my brush ?
spray it :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
But wont I get overspray ?
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Post by "CANADA" »

Shorty40 wrote:
MADZUKI wrote:
Shorty40 wrote:
Zute wrote:Use a brush so you dont get overspray.
How do I get it from the spray can onto my brush ?
spray it :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
But wont I get overspray ?
Not if you hold the can upside down inside the cab...

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Post by Shorty40 »

MADZUKI wrote:
Shorty40 wrote:
MADZUKI wrote:
Shorty40 wrote:
Zute wrote:Use a brush so you dont get overspray.
How do I get it from the spray can onto my brush ?
spray it :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
But wont I get overspray ?
Not if you hold the can upside down inside the cab...

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Post by 45punkbus »

should use hammer tone, that way scratches look the norm :armsup: very easy touch up too :armsup:
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Post by "CANADA" »

45punkbus wrote:should use hammer tone, that way scratches look the norm :armsup: very easy touch up too :armsup:
I've gone thru 2 hammers jsut on my doors...is there any faster way???
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Post by Clown Boy »

You could just paint the rest of the truck a colour that goes with bare steel.
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Post by playdoh »

I just used a cheap can of tyre black on my old 'Runner, just brush it over the scratches after you've washed it, stops 'em getting rusty.
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Post by Webbie »

45punkbus wrote:should use hammer tone, that way scratches look the norm :armsup: very easy touch up too :armsup:
Yep l agree thats what l did my chasis with every touch up looks the same.
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Post by Madmac »

i use $2 cans from the local junk store, they get scratched after every serious trip, so i just clean em, then use a piece of cardboard to stop over spray and touch em up. cheap and easy
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Post by Shorty40 »

hi-luxmadness wrote:i use $2 cans from the local junk store, they get scratched after every serious trip, so i just clean em, then use a piece of cardboard to stop over spray and touch em up. cheap and easy
Rattle cans will do the job easy :cool:

Cheap to start with and cheap to tidy up the sliders after a trip ;)
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Post by RN »

Slight hijak..but my Mav didn't come with side steps and I think that they are a good for protecting the doors from carpark dings...

S/Steps tend to be about 150.00 down Melbourne second hand.

How much are sliders and do they make alternative side steps and would they protect the doors from getting dings. Looking for a manufacturer in the SE suburbs.

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Post by high n mighty »

Weld them up to suit yourself, include a step. Steel side steps are often pretty strong. Set up a speed camera and you can buy them for all :D :D
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Post by Sneddo »

Try a roller and (depends how much lift your trucks got) you might need an extention on the handle. :lol:
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Post by YankeeDave »

i can make you some cheap sliders if you like, I'll show you mine if you're interested

would post a pic, but yeah not so easy anymore
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Post by ISUZUROVER »

I painted my sliders with cold gal (brushed on). It is an extremely tough paint - but like all coatings the rocks still beat it.
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Post by toughnut »

Paint is for poofs :finger: Just keep wheeling and you keep the rust off them :twisted:
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Post by nalucas »

I painted my rear bar in POR15, and then with their chassis black over the top as the POR15 is not UV stabilised. Generally it has lasted pretty well, but does end up a pretty matt finish. There is a few little chips now from hitting rocks, but walking on it doesn't scratch it off like spray cans, which really are pretty ordinary. The spray can primer does seem to work very well though, just the paint won't stick to it....

This stuff is not cheap though (Approx $50 for 250mL), but does go a lot further than you would thing. It also takes a while to apply due to 24hr drying time and required about 6 coats, the more the better protection. It is a brush on paint too.

Try www.por15.com for more info.

For what it's worth, I was going to try powder coating for the next items, as it yields a nicer looking finish and wasn't really any more expensive.

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Post by def90 »

can't beat rust guard gloss black, can keep touching it up and prevents against rust inareas that don't get scratched, and can paint over lightly rusted surfaces!! $10 can from hardware shops
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