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What would you cover your Roll Cage with?

STPPINZ

STPPINZ

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Utah
I am getting a custom roll cage for my RZR and am debating on what to cover it with. Not a huge fan of powder coat. Haven't had that much luck with it and when it scratches it is basically impossible to match. I was thinking super-liner. I don't like it for a bed liner because of how "sharp" it is but I think for a roll cage it might be good.

Any thoughts on any other product? And any good places to have it done?

Thanks.
 
Tacoma

Tacoma

Et incurventur ante non
Location
far enough away
so... the liner is too "sharp" for a truck bed, but it's ok to maybe smack your head on, and grab onto???? :confused:

:D

I'd just paint it. Everything else is more hassle/money/time than it's worth... to me, anyway. :D
 
Rusted

Rusted

Let's Ride!
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Location
Sandy
I did mine with this and I wish it was better. It scrapes off easier than I had hoped for. And when you look at it close it kind of looks rough. But it is easy to paint over and touch up.

I would go rattle can again, but would pick something different than this stuff.

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rollover

rollover

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Location
Holladay
Mountain West Paint on West Temple & 3300 South has a Black paint around $30.00 a gal to spray or roll on. I add a hardener and than on the last coat add clear. The stuff is easy to touch up and will stick to any surface with ease. Pain to mask off a cage from the panels but worth the end result.
 
STPPINZ

STPPINZ

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Location
Utah
Tacoma said:
so... the liner is too "sharp" for a truck bed, but it's ok to maybe smack your head on, and grab onto???? :confused:

:D

I'd just paint it. Everything else is more hassle/money/time than it's worth... to me, anyway. :D
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Not sharp to the touch, but have you ever crawled on your bare knees on a line x covered truck bed? Kind of painful. Imagin standing on your knees on 60 grit sand paper. But superliner and rhinoliner is a lot less agressive and almost soft compaired to line x.

Thanks for all the replies.


I have been a fan of a good rattle can job in the past so that might be the ticket. Scratches are a lot less painful to deal with. I havnt used the hammerite stuff. I will have to check it out.
 
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