Touch-up paint for steel bumpers and Mopar rock sliders?

[RubyRecon]

Does anyone have a paint code or after market paint brand and color to touch up the factory steel bumpers?
same question for the Mopar rock sliders.
The Mopar rock sliders are almost a bed liner type material. And the steel bumper seams to have a light texture.
both have been scraped to the metal and I would like to get them protected without complete repaint.

thank you.

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[JT1]

Does anyone have a paint code or after market paint brand and color to touch up the factory steel bumpers?
same question for the Mopar rock sliders.
The Mopar rock sliders are almost a bed liner type material. And the steel bumper seams to have a light texture.
both have been scraped to the metal and I would like to get them protected without complete repaint.

thank you.

For your bumper:
https://www.jlwranglerforums.com/fo...teel-bumper-front-skid-perf-rock-rails.87231/

The bedliner mentioned in the linked thread may be close, but I have no experience with it..

 

[TroyBoy]

https://www.semproducts.com/product/trim-black/black#product-details

 

[nU7OuxIx]

I used the rustoleum truck bed coating spray and I would say that it's an exact match. It was a small area on the bottom area of the bumper by the exhaust, but I can't even tell it's there anymore.

 

[dandrade83]

https://www.semproducts.com/product/trim-black/black#product-details

Hey there @TroyBoy have you used this product? How did it turn out?

I’m about to install some MOPAR Steel bumpers and they are a little beat up. I’m probably going to have to paint the whole bumpers. I’m trying to find the right product. If you used it, how did it turn out?

thanks!

 

[dandrade83]

I used the rustoleum truck bed coating spray and I would say that it's an exact match. It was a small area on the bottom area of the bumper by the exhaust, but I can't even tell it's there anymore.

That sounds awesome! Which can did you use? Was it this one?

 

[Rhinebeck01]

Hey there @TroyBoy have you used this product? How did it turn out?

I’m about to install some MOPAR Steel bumpers and they are a little beat up. I’m probably going to have to paint the whole bumpers. I’m trying to find the right product. If you used it, how did it turn out?

thanks!

@dandrade83

Used by many. Apply multiple light coats. End result you see is similar to factory.

Great for touch-up also. With the Bedliner Spray, you can even spray into a plastic dish/cap and then use a sponge brush or wherever to apply neatly where needed... (IF the scuff/scratch is deep, do multiple light coats)

 

[dandrade83]

@dandrade83

Used by many. Apply multiple light coats. End result you see is similar to factory.

Great for touch-up also. With the Bedliner Spray, you can even spray into a plastic dish/cap and then use a sponge brush or wherever to apply neatly where needed... (IF the scuff/scratch is deep, do multiple light coats)

Thanks for the feedback!

 

[TroyBoy]

Hey there @TroyBoy have you used this product? How did it turn out?

I’m about to install some MOPAR Steel bumpers and they are a little beat up. I’m probably going to have to paint the whole bumpers. I’m trying to find the right product. If you used it, how did it turn out?

thanks!

I use the spray paint all the time. It’s an amazing match to my bumpers and sliders. i don’t have mopar bumpers any more but I believe when I did, it matched very well.

 

[dandrade83]

Thanks a bunch for the feedback @TroyBoy

I did a small area on the used bumper I bought and it blended in well. I’ll have to send some areas down, but it should look great!

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