What did you do to your NBS GMT800 Tahoe/Yukon Today?

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Tonyrodz

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Factory jump seat. There's some scratches here and there, but it is 13 yrs old . Overall I'm very happy with it, along with the esky shifter. Guess you didn't catch that! Lol:peace:
 
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Wish I could figure out what to do with that rear radio controller. I'm not liking it.
 
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What method did you use for that? Did you have a painter do it? I'm in the process of having the chrome side rails of a Esky roof rack done by a painter.
I just rattle canned it. Kept the chrome just in case I wanted to undo it. 2 coats adhesion promoter, 4 coats of body, and 4 coats of clear. No sanding and clear xame out very nice.
 

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I just rattle canned it. Kept the chrome just in case I wanted to undo it. 2 coats adhesion promoter, 4 coats of body, and 4 coats of clear. No sanding and clear xame out very nice.
It will peel eventually. Nothing sticks to chrome forever. You can order that piece in an un chromed version though and paint it.
 

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It will peel eventually. Nothing sticks to chrome forever. You can order that piece in an un chromed version though and paint it.
Yea, chrome is too smooth for any paint. I almost added a few layers of plasti dip under the body color because it seem to adhere to metals really well. We'll see how long this lasts.
 

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Just ordered a 3" body lift, Ford Keys and 3" Extended Sway Bar links off E-Bay, $389 shipped for everything.

Now to take the shocks, extenders, rear springs and spacers out of the Suburban, and have them ready for putting in my Yukon XL. Waiting not-so-patiently for the 30 day warranty to be up, don't want the dealer saying anything I did caused anything else to go wrong.

Then It's going UP! Almost 6" from the keys and BL, then almost another 2" from switching from the P265/70/16's to the 285/75/16's... then almost another inch when I eventually go 315/75/16's or 325/60/20's...
 

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Yea, chrome is too smooth for any paint. I almost added a few layers of plasti dip under the body color because it seem to adhere to metals really well. We'll see how long this lasts.
I've also thought about doing this, but I haven't yet .Has anyone tried that? If so , how we're the results .
 

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My buddy has used PlastiDip on a dash he painted after he was having adhesion issues. Seems to be holding fine with 3 coats of high build primer and base clear on top of it. Turned out smooth and has been polished. Only time will tell how well it will really work.

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