Bedliner spray on the hard top roof + fender flares? Yes please!

[carrellslake]

My hard top, like many others, has had a mismatched shade of gray on one panel since day 1. I’ve lived with it since it wasn’t that noticeable. Three and a half years later, it’s developed the snakeskin surface cracks pretty bad. My dealership wouldn’t help me for smaller problems so I knew they wouldn’t help here, especially with the 3 year warranty being up. I really don’t want a soft top, so I decided there was nothing to lose and I had spray-on bedliner applied to the roof. I had the fender flares done as well since they became a bit discolored and beat up. It also looks way better to have the roof and flares match, in my opinion. I’m really happy with how this turned out. I think the Bronco should have looked like this from the factory. Big thanks to Oregon Truck and Auto Authority in Central Point, Oregon.

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[carrellslake]

For those that are curious, this is not Line-X. It is an alternate product called Legacy Premier. The cost was $1200: 800 for the roof and 400 for the fender flares.

 

[Valhalla]

It looks good man!

 

[Lak34ers]

My hard top, like many others, has had a mismatched shade of gray on one panel since day 1. I’ve lived with it since it wasn’t that noticeable. Three and a half years later, it’s developed the snakeskin surface cracks pretty bad. My dealership wouldn’t help me for smaller problems so I knew they wouldn’t help here, especially with the 3 year warranty being up. I really don’t want a soft top, so I decided there was nothing to lose and I had spray-on bedliner applied to the roof. I had the fender flares done as well since they became a bit discolored and beat up. It also looks way better to have the roof and flares match, in my opinion. I’m really happy with how this turned out. I think the Bronco should have looked like this from the factory. Big thanks to Oregon Truck and Auto Authority in Medford, Oregon.

Looks great. I have a feeling there might be quite a few of us doing this in the next few years.

 

[CarGuy]

For those that are curious, this is not Line-X. It is an alternate product called Legacy Premier. The cost was $1200: 800 for the roof and 400 for the fender flares.

Looks great! Line-X quoted me about $1,500. My warranty is up in about 5 months and will be doing something with mine as well.

 

[Area51BS]

Looks great. Application looks like it was done nicely.

 

[crzyhawk]

That looks fantastic. I will keep that in mind if my top fails.

 

[TX-Dennis]

Looks better than new! They did a great job.

 

[ROKBRNC]

Very tasteful and clean, looks like how the old CJ7 tops used to look, without the weight of the fiberglass.

 

[DALOLA]

Wow, that came out really nice! Is there any kind of warranty on the application, since it's not a truck bed? Any worries of the liner material separating from the non-metallic surfaces?

 

[not on the rug]

Looks great. I think that's the route I'll go with my MIC top when the time comes

 

[Rick U]

I wonder if they offer that product with less texture?

 

[carrellslake]

Wow, that came out really nice! Is there any kind of warranty on the application, since it's not a truck bed? Any worries of the liner material separating from the non-metallic surfaces?

I don’t know what the warranty is on this, to be honest. I’m not concerned about it coming off. They scuffed the surface and applied a primer first, so it’s on there for good.

 

[mdainsd]

Im a fan! No rock chips or pin stipes.

 

[Aknobronco]

For those that are curious, this is not Line-X. It is an alternate product called Legacy Premier. The cost was $1200: 800 for the roof and 400 for the fender flares.

Good deal! Looks fantastic!

Does it quiet down the wind nose?

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