[FC] Truck Bed Cover Panels

[Mike weirmier]

Looks like I joined this list just in time to put in my two cents.
    We Victoria guys are currently restoring a '61? ramp and are in
stripping mode.  We plan to line it.
A good friend James Wright, who also wants a rampside for promotional
reasons just bought a spray bedliner business.  I should tell you there are
some major differences in product quality out there. Line-X is the Cadillac
of liners and there are some other companies that offer the same quality but
without the brand name.
These products can also be color matched to whatever body / accent color you
wish.  There are also some very poor quality products that won't last you
very long and end up tired and chipped in no time.
As for panels to remove..... We are spraying all access doors and side
panels separately and reinstalling afterwards.  This gives a much cleaner
look and also allows removal of all panels down the road.
Mike Weirmier
"Westbrier" Victoria BC

----- Original Message ----- 
From: <Wild8bill@aol.com>
To: <corvanatics@corvair.org>
Sent: Sunday, November 14, 2004 3:48 PM
Subject: Re: [FC] Truck Bed Cover Panels


> Funny that this thread shows up today; I'm in the middle of painting my
bed
> with the Dupli-color bed liner paint as we speak. This stuff starts out
black,
> but fades to a dark gray after a few months; almost the same color as
stock
> rampside beds. I couldn't afford the $$$ for a real spray in liner. This
stuff
> is $50 a gallon, and is more than enough to cover the bed up to the rails.
> NOTE: any and all access panels that can be removed shouldn't be "sprayed
shut"
> with bedliner, you WILL need to remove these panels at some time in the
future
> for reasons unknown at the present.
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