Has anyone tried this stuff? - Gatorback..

[vatahoelt]

I'm thinking of picking up a can or 2 of their aerosol spray can and using it on my rear vent covers and possibly my running boards. Fortunately, my truck is dark gray, which they offer a can in that color.

I know alot of the Z71 guys had luck using this to color their body molding. So I was thinking it might work with the rear vent covers and would certainly be a lot cheaper than buying new ones or having them professionally done.

http://gatorbackcoatings.com/products.htm

 

[thumper_ehhhhh]

Hey this would work for my lower part of my bumper that is gray I would love for it to be black.

 

[brndns_hoe]

that looks interesting! i could do my valance, which is currently gray, in black, and not be worried about doing a normal paint job on it and just get rock chips all over it. might have to try it out

 

[JennaBear]

I use Armadillo wipes on my plastics.

 

[tast101]

I use mothers Back to black. Pretty much it works like a wet street. When it's dry it looks like crap, but wet down the whole street and it bring out the black surface. Keep it applied and it'll always look good.

 

[NathanJax]

I'm thinking of picking up a can or 2 of their aerosol spray can and using it on my rear vent covers and possibly my running boards. Fortunately, my truck is dark gray, which they offer a can in that color.

I know alot of the Z71 guys had luck using this to color their body molding. So I was thinking it might work with the rear vent covers and would certainly be a lot cheaper than buying new ones or having them professionally done.

http://gatorbackcoatings.com/products.htm

I've heard good stuff about it on other forums. Also, you can try 3m trim paint or SEM trim paint, the flat version (not gloss).

Just make sure you prep them good. Use a fine scuff pad, Simple green, let it dry, then paint.

 

[vatahoelt]

yeah, i'm really tempted to get a can to try out and see if it will match my dark gray color.