- Nov 18, 2011
- 49,665
I have some rust on the inside of my doors that I am going to use Chassis Saver Rust Convertor on and one spot has shown up on the outer door edge as well. Also have a couple minor dings in lower driver door and tons of rock chips and scratches from wheeling. So I got a gallon of Black Monstaliner as well to do the outside of the doors. Problem is I am not sure how I want to do it or now that I removed the side moldings, if I even want to cause I like how it looks and I could possibly just sand and touch up the outer lil spot. Size of 1/2 a quarter on bottm of door.
So my options are...
Leave it as is and just do inner doors and touch up the lil spot on outside...

Do the bottom 5-6 inches to where the curve smoothes out..(sorry for crappy MS paint)

Do up to level with the front and rear bumpers for a basically straight line around the truck...(older photoshop)

Do the lower doors and over the fender flares as well...(Older photoshop)

Any thoughts from people? I will likely try an initial test with some plasti-dip, but the MonstaLiner is a gloss finish and texture that matches my powdercoated bumpers. Plasti will be dull and flat, but is removable.
So my options are...
Leave it as is and just do inner doors and touch up the lil spot on outside...

Do the bottom 5-6 inches to where the curve smoothes out..(sorry for crappy MS paint)

Do up to level with the front and rear bumpers for a basically straight line around the truck...(older photoshop)

Do the lower doors and over the fender flares as well...(Older photoshop)

Any thoughts from people? I will likely try an initial test with some plasti-dip, but the MonstaLiner is a gloss finish and texture that matches my powdercoated bumpers. Plasti will be dull and flat, but is removable.