Rocker Panel Paint Protection

Blue Beard · 07-03-2009, 09:25 AM

I have been noticing that with bigger tires and rougher roads that the paint on my rockers is getting shredded. I don't want mud flaps. Trying to think of another way to protect that area. Aluminum diamond plate seems to bright, maybe it were black. But I have not seen those for a Scout II. Though about having them shot with a bedliner, but I hate to do that and just see that get sandblasted off too. Not all that excited about fender flares either, not even sure you can get them anyhow. Any other ideas out there on how to accomplish this? Anyone tried the bedliner idea and had success with it?

NSWCPO72 · 07-05-2009, 01:16 AM

hey BB
I have always had good use / luck with the bedliner materials.
so when are we gonna link up w/ Tom & have some fun.? saw the rig the other day looks great!
later
Todd

07-03-2009, 09:25 AM	#1 (permalink)
Blue Beard Junior Member Join Date: Apr 2009 Member Number: 1029 Posts: 28	Rocker Panel Paint Protection I have been noticing that with bigger tires and rougher roads that the paint on my rockers is getting shredded. I don't want mud flaps. Trying to think of another way to protect that area. Aluminum diamond plate seems to bright, maybe it were black. But I have not seen those for a Scout II. Though about having them shot with a bedliner, but I hate to do that and just see that get sandblasted off too. Not all that excited about fender flares either, not even sure you can get them anyhow. Any other ideas out there on how to accomplish this? Anyone tried the bedliner idea and had success with it? __________________ 1973 Scout II 345 - TF727

07-05-2009, 01:16 AM	#2 (permalink)
NSWCPO72 Member Join Date: Nov 2008 Member Number: 688 Posts: 31	Re: Rocker Panel Paint Protection hey BB I have always had good use / luck with the bedliner materials. so when are we gonna link up w/ Tom & have some fun.? saw the rig the other day looks great! later Todd

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