Line-X in wheel wells

[Reptar]

POR-15 is a great product, I used it on my '85 on a lot of the undercarriage and rust repairs.

For the wheel wells though I prefer the textured look of line-x. I really hope Ford releases rear splash guard liners for the Raptor bed like they have for the regular f150's now.

 

[Dunnbrother]

I used the POR15 rubberized undercoating and it came out great. It took 2 spray cans to do both rear wells. There's other rubberized products out there for less but I always had great results with POR15 products.

 

[Truck Wolf]

Are you guys using the POR15 Chassiscoat Black?

And to the OP: my nearest Line-X dealer (in Kirkland, WA) also said that they don't use the bed liner material for the wheel wells, FWIW.

 

[Dunnbrother]

Here's what I used:

RUBBERIZED UNDER COATING-POR-15 Inc.

 

[Raptoyd11]

Had mine line-x they look great and no overspray they did a great job. 75 dollars a side

 

[Tautog]

Got mine linexed and color matched today looks awesome in blue.

 

[Big Green Machine]

Got mine linexed and color matched today looks awesome in blue.

One Word...

PICS!

I really want to see how your flares look..

~BGM

 

[Reptar]

ah I did not realize POR-15 sold a rubberized undercoating version of their paint. I've used the chassis black and that stuff is redonkulous. If you get a drop of it in the rim of the paint can it's pretty much sealed shut and takes serious mangling to get open. Paint brushes dry hard enough you can hammer a nail with them, and you should keep the paint refrigerated for the longest life. Oh and get it on your skin, forget it. I coincidentally found that brake fluid is about the only thing that removes it once its dried on your skin. Degreaser, orange clean, rubbing alcohol, gojo, dawn, all do nothing.

 

[Truck Wolf]

Here's what I used:

RUBBERIZED UNDER COATING-POR-15 Inc.

Thanks. Looks kind of gray?

 

[linexsa]

We do wheel wells all the time! im fixing to do them on my new truck next week. i cant believe some Line-X dealers are afraid to do them! Our product is high pressure, but it is not hard to control or to get inside a wheel well. Some of these dealers need to get with the program!