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roostercogburn
Reg. Jul 2014
Posted 2014-07-09 8:27 PM (#159821)
Subject: rock guard


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Location: Jenner alberta		just bought a new Wilson Aluminum trailer, we have a few miles of gravel ( actually 25 miles) before the pavement, would like to protect the front aluminum from rock damage. we have a full set of mud flaps and rock tamers on back of truck. Any ideas on what to use on the trailerThanks
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PaulChristenson
Reg. Jan 2007
Posted 2014-07-10 6:38 PM (#159832 - in reply to #159821)
Subject: RE: rock guard


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Originally written by roostercogburn on 2014-07-09 8:27 PM

just bought a new Wilson Aluminum trailer, we have a few miles of gravel ( actually 25 miles) before the pavement, would like to protect the front aluminum from rock damage. we have a full set of mud flaps and rock tamers on back of truck. Any ideas on what to use on the trailerThanks
Well you could apply a Line-X swath about 1 to 3 foot wide to the front of the trailer...
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trbomax
Reg. May 2014
Posted 2014-07-10 8:01 PM (#159834 - in reply to #159821)
Subject: RE: rock guard


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Location: mancelona michigan		Thats what I would do,but not the aerosol kind.For that I would take it to a shop that will do the two part bedliner.
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PaulChristenson
Reg. Jan 2007
Posted 2014-07-11 11:35 PM (#159855 - in reply to #159834)
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Originally written by trbomax on 2014-07-10 8:01 PM

Thats what I would do,but not the aerosol kind.For that I would take it to a shop that will do the two part bedliner.
Yep...that's the ticket...
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roostercogburn
Reg. Jul 2014
Posted 2014-07-14 8:30 AM (#159885 - in reply to #159821)
Subject: RE: rock guard


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Location: Jenner alberta		Thanks, getting a quote this week on the cost from line x, any difference in the brands on this product
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hogtownboss
Reg. Sep 2008
Posted 2014-07-14 11:05 AM (#159889 - in reply to #159821)
Subject: RE: rock guard


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Location: Decatur, Texas		Make sure whatever you product you use that the installer etches/(acid washes) that part of the trailer good before or it will peel off of that aluminum fast!
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