trailscape
Explorer
Look what I found.. So, now I'm trying to decide.. Stock or paint 'em?
Trailscape's 06 Tundra
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trailscape
Explorer
Yeah, I'm leaning toward that. I was looking into powdercoating, but I'm not sure it's really worth it.
It'll be a hell of a lot easier to make any changes before mounting them though.
It'll be a hell of a lot easier to make any changes before mounting them though.
Kpack
Adventurer
I agree with this, but that's just my personal taste. Not sure what it is, but silver wheels always look out of place to me.
toyotech
Expedition Leader
Depends on vehicle color. Looks good on silver vehicle imo
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trailscape
Explorer
These paints work really well. Spraymax puts down one nice clearcoat.
trailscape
Explorer
I found this in a search. Pretty close to how mine would look. Still wondering how the backspacing will look. I don't think there will be much difference.
trailscape
Explorer
I'm thinking I'm going to have to pick up some Spidertrax because I'm kind of in the same boat.
I can't justify the cost of aftermarket wheels when so there's so many nice looking OEM wheels people are trying to unload.
I just redid my grill and bug guard with those paints. I'd previously just used Rustoleum. I'm hoping it holds up on the mesh.
Oh yeah, I also used it on my flares after a coating of bedliner spray. It's really shiny.
I can't justify the cost of aftermarket wheels when so there's so many nice looking OEM wheels people are trying to unload.
I just redid my grill and bug guard with those paints. I'd previously just used Rustoleum. I'm hoping it holds up on the mesh.
Oh yeah, I also used it on my flares after a coating of bedliner spray. It's really shiny.
trailscape
Explorer
Looking at the wheels, I've been thinking of painting them a "cement gray" type color.
Also, I need replacements for the rear wheel flare trim that seals against the body. Local dealer wanted $36 each.
Not sure if there's an aftermarket one that's worked for others. Otherwise, I'll order OEM.
Also, I need replacements for the rear wheel flare trim that seals against the body. Local dealer wanted $36 each.
Not sure if there's an aftermarket one that's worked for others. Otherwise, I'll order OEM.
smokeysevin
Re-redoing things the third time
I am about to paint my truck with this
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In the Steel Gray color. I have sprayed it before and its very durable and super forgiving. Cheap too.
If you are still looking for wheel spacers let me know, I have a pair of spidertrax spacers I am not using, one of the wheel studs needs to be replaced though. I would pass them on cheap. I also have a set of the 4wp G2 spacers that I am not using. I have been running a pair of those in the rear of my truck for 3ish years and they have held up great.
Sean
Brightside Polyurethane Topside Paint | Interlux
Brightside® Polyurethane is a hard, high gloss one-part polyurethane topside finish.
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In the Steel Gray color. I have sprayed it before and its very durable and super forgiving. Cheap too.
If you are still looking for wheel spacers let me know, I have a pair of spidertrax spacers I am not using, one of the wheel studs needs to be replaced though. I would pass them on cheap. I also have a set of the 4wp G2 spacers that I am not using. I have been running a pair of those in the rear of my truck for 3ish years and they have held up great.
Sean
trailscape
Explorer
If you’re looking for a good “cheater bar” I picked up a spare Hi-Lift handle here for $11 bucks. Works great.
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High Lift Jack, Steel Replacement Handle with Cotter Pin | eBay
They are available for every part of the jack and are made for an exact fit. We are not responsible for misuse or poor installation. We are not responsible for any labor costs associated with installation of products.
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