heat gun trick on running board

signalnc

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Dec 28, 2012
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I'm was trying to use the heat gun to get the color back on my running boards and it's making the non slip part warp. Is it too cool outside? I was thinking maybe I should wait until it's warmer. Has anyone had success with this style step? It's on a 2003 LT ext. ThanksView attachment 27170
 

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yodaddy4200

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Feb 3, 2013
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This stuff will work magic on rubber and plastic and its only $7 at walmart.

- Walmart

on second thought idk about on running boards because it leaves a slick surface. Still this shit is the bomb!!
 

TollKeeper

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Dec 3, 2011
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Brighton, CO
PlastiDip on the running boards? That would not last long..

For my running boards, and the plastic cladding on the rest of the Voy, and my wifes Aztek, I was a product called Back To Black
 

signalnc

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Dec 28, 2012
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back to black makes the step really slick. I used the heat gun on the bumpers and it came out like new, but when I started the step the non stick slide, which is glued on, started to buckle.
 

groundshock

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Dec 4, 2011
248
Dupl-Color Trim Black paint. I've had to have said this a thousand times. Once, done. End thread.
 

amweaver47

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May 15, 2012
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Just for the record, a propane torch works much faster. More Power! :yes:
 

Jkust

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Dec 4, 2011
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I've used Back to Black on all of my 360's. It works well but doesn't last that long on the outside surfaces. Under the hood things stay a lot 'blacker' for longer. I probably do it two to three times per summer then ignore it all winter. I've used it on the running boards as well.
 

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