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

[carrellslake]

Good deal! Looks fantastic!

Does it quiet down the wind nose?

Just got done today so too soon to tell. I doubt it though. The wind noise problem is more so with leaks in the weatherseals than the roof itself.

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[Bugkillah]

I would possibly do the rear bumper and mud flaps too, based on your pic.

 

[SeptuagenarianSasquatch]

I like it, but...
I have the Trailrax on top--with not only Heretic lights roof, but also the PakRax on the side, plus the ThorsLIghtning compressor installed--all secured with the six bolts over the rear wheel wells which secure the rearmost hardtop section. All that would have to be dismantled for that elegant Legacy Premier (or Line-X) treatment. The thought makes me cringe.

 

[Tacnav#1]

Looks great! Has it reduced noise?
I did my rear bumper, I really like how it turned out.

 

[MuddyWaters]

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.

Very nicely done. I really enjoy the concept of keeping all those nasty branches from scratching up the roof on the trail. I will add this to my "to-do" list.
Looks great, to boot!

 

[kcmusa]

Any idea on the weight that was added?

 

[GA2Dr]

Looks great!

 

[Bronco Toad]

My only concern would be expansion/contraction of the bed liner vs the plastic. I did pop up camper top with a bed liner and the heat of the sun caused the bed liner or plastic camper top to expand/contract at different rates and it cracked and pealed the entire top. I am sure others have done it.

 

[TPadden72]

I am sure others have done it.

I am not; examples? Simple thread search doesn't point to much.

Tom

 

[Kyle McQ]

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.

Really sharp… if you have taken the roof off since, any noticeable weight difference?

 

[CDub from the OC]

Looks terrific!

 

[Lucky Nut]

Please keep us updated with how this holds up over time.

 

[Bonnie & Clyde]

That looks great. When my warranty is up this is my plan.

I do have a question, did you remove the top for the spray application or leave it on?

 

[skhubbard93]

My primary concern with this is that it might make the OEM roof rack not quite fit. As it is, I currently have to fiddle with the rack quite a bit to get it on and off (seasonally). The clamps on the back are pretty snug, even when loosened. The liner application would presumably exacerbate that.

Certainly not a concern if you don't have or ever intend to have a rack, but for me that's an important feature. All that said, I like it. It looks sharp.

 

[23OBX2.7]

Autobody supply store black gravel guard or the Euro version with even smoother texture is way easier to clean than bed guard that's a total pita in my experience.

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