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Garage kept. No failing. The Line-X portions were all done with a FINE TIP applicator, and they are all smooth-ish (not jagged like a truck bed). When washed, the water sheds cleanly, and without a lot of work. I think this treatment is all that I could have hoped it to be!

I posted my experience, last year. The result continues to be the BEST Bronco decision that I have made! Finally... LINE-X ULTRA sprayed MIC top, fender flares, door handles | Bronco6G - 2021+ Ford Bronco & Bronco Raptor Forum, News, Blog & Owners Community

I'm glad that you also like this finish. This was the BEST Bronco decision that I've ever made!

No dirt. Best decision that I ever made!

I bought mine... non-sas... then I installed the Zone 2" front and 1" rear kit, to lift and level it. Now I'm constantly getting warnings that say powertrain malfunction! I took it to the dealer to have the camera realigned, to get rid of the warnings, and after 4.5 hours they said that they...

Nice!

yepper... Line-X Standard, with a fine nozzle!

I like the Yokohama AT-X, in 35 x 12.5." These are on 18" wheels... but are the same for 17" wheels.

I did a Zone, 2" front and 1" rear.

ewww... sorry to hear that!

It was an option, as were the door handles, grill, rubber gaskets, and fender-corner markers. I decided to limit the use of the Line-x, to my four roof panels, four side panels, and my fender flares, as I likes the "close color match" and smoother finish on these non-roof kinda items.

"0" offset will give about 3/4" to 1" poke. If you have a small level kit, you might also think +6 offset, to bring it back very close to the fender wells.

My panels varied from a Grey to a Grey/Green color!

Just remember, I had my Line-x applied, with a "fine tip" spray, which results in more material waste and more labor incurred. The price for this type of a spray, will be more than the price for the Truck Bed type of spray.

Looks great!