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Nah. In the middle on the lower grille I rolled that because the black was faded but I think if I did the whole bumper it would look overdone. Plus the rear bumper is chrome and I don't want to paint over chrome to match the front

Of course it's even. I watched a YouTube video [emoji23]

Rustoleum liner. Used it on the flares too. I bought a roller pad that was very rough and it gave it a great textured appearance. Used that roller on the flares and grille guard.

Here's a photo of one of then fenders peeled off. And there is the grille guard I was painting today. Should have it installed tomorrow and I will post pics of the entire truck. Got the 4x4 decals in the mail today too for the bed.

Just FYI I painted the truck outside and brought it in when I was done so crap didn't blow on the drying paint.

Redid the bed and painted the flares with plasti dip but after 3 coats they looked like crap. So I ended up just using using the bed liner. I bought a really rough roller to give it that rugged appearance. I think when the grille guard is installed later this week will complement it.

That'll come after the summer. I'll need tires for the winter and will bump up the size with new rims.

I'm actually a damage appraiser for an auto insurance company. I've written trucks with these and do agree they offer little if any protection. I am solely doing it for the look factor.

Bought a grille guard used. It's the Westin model. Had to order the brackets and has some scratching but am going to paint it with rhino liner and install it later this week.

Has anyone changed there third brake light on the cab to an AM brake light and bed light to illuminate with the dome lights? Not sure if that is even a thing. If so any recommendations on the part?

Might try it next weekend. I'll post pics

Hey guys. I am new and just bought my first truck. 2015 Tacoma access cab. Wanted to say hi. Curious what you guys thought in using plasti dip (black) on the Fender flares and the bed flares?