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    I have used the rattle can truck bed liner paint and it is pretty tough. About 11 bucks per can. I used it on a fairing that gets hit at speeds with some giant bugs and it has suffered no marring at all. If rocks damaged it, not hard to touch up with another spray.

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    Also note the deference in a true brand name Fenda Extenda and the fender extenders sold by some others, it is smaller and I think looks just fine.

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    If you do get a fender extension, be sure to get the Hondaline one. It's much shorter then the rest and less likely to get caught on pavement edges and cracking the back fender. The other thing you might consider are various timing chain covers available. However, the ones I've seen are all chrome.

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    I can recommend FLEX SEAL in the spray can. Used it for my passenger back rest extension I made from Home Depot flat steel pieces. Sprayed them with Flex Seal and it's tough as hell stuff and it's a dull finish that would work on the cover nicely.

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    Bed liner

    I coated my Lower cowl, exposed frame, chrome exhaust covers, and instrument panel with bed liner about 12K miles ago. Looks great, washes easy, and is easy to fix. Another forum had a caution about which brand to use - I think it was Dupli Color but won't promise. Fixed my ugly lower cowl - I just polish the timing cover with compound once in a while. Looks like chrome.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Shiv View Post
    I coated my Lower cowl, exposed frame, chrome exhaust covers, and instrument panel with bed liner about 12K miles ago. Looks great, washes easy, and is easy to fix. Another forum had a caution about which brand to use - I think it was Dupli Color but won't promise. Fixed my ugly lower cowl - I just polish the timing cover with compound once in a while. Looks like chrome.
    YMMV

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    Sure would be nice if pics could easily be posted like the old days, and like every other site on line. There is no other site that I visit that I can not post pics. So Whassup!!! Too cheap or too stupid?? It's been a very long time and I have tried to be patient.
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    Quote Originally Posted by 98valk View Post
    Sure would be nice if pics could easily be posted like the old days, and like every other site on line. There is no other site that I visit that I can not post pics. So Whassup!!! Too cheap or too stupid?? It's been a very long time and I have tried to be patient.
    what he said^^^
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    Quote Originally Posted by 98valk View Post
    Sure would be nice if pics could easily be posted like the old days, and like every other site on line. There is no other site that I visit that I can not post pics. So Whassup!!! Too cheap or too stupid?? It's been a very long time and I have tried to be patient.
    Bandwidth, storage, and costs... Get a free Photobucket account, pop your photos there, then put the link here - that works!

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    What planet are you living on? Photobucket is $399.99 per year. That's not FREE in my book. They screwed us last summer, Dan. If you can get it for free AND post photos here, let us know how that works.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 98valk View Post
    Too cheap or too stupid?? It's been a very long time and I have tried to be patient.

    As we mentioned in the past, There is a flaw with this V-Bulletin version that we have spent months and many technical hours trying to resolve the issue. meantime third party sites are our option at this moment until we find the broken link. We out grew the photo storage server, during the transfer by GoDaddy to a much larger not so cheap server something went wrong and GoDaddy has not been able to find the problem either.

    V-Bulletin technicians for MONTHS have NOT been able to find the flaw either, so I guess they must be too stupid.
    Months ago, we were told that we could upgrade to the latest V-Bulletin platform, so we tried. I've been told by RickW that this option or attempt to upgrade now is not possible or will not bring this website over.

    Several of us continue to search for a solution, until then we can't get our pay raise Where do you want us to return your paid membership fee?



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