My Old Landy · Apr 30, 2019

Hi All,
I am in two minds, should I paint my battered old galv bumper black to match the new battered old A bar?
Or should I leave it as it blends in with the rest of the mismatched panels.....

Thanks for any advice (and yes I will be painting the cross member!!)

doriz · Apr 30, 2019

Battered old A bar

Black bedliner it

My Old Landy · Apr 30, 2019

doriz said:
Battered old A bar Black bedliner it

I almost tagged you

it does look good though

kermit_rr · Apr 30, 2019

A nice leopard print would look groovy, man

My Old Landy · Apr 30, 2019

kermit_rr said:
A nice leopard print would look groovy, man

I might leave the radiator out as I like the rat look

Knappster · Apr 30, 2019

Keep it galvanised. More in keeping with the Landy than a black bumper in my opinion.

Henry_b · Apr 30, 2019

Keep it galv.,

callisr · Apr 30, 2019

Deffo galv

My Old Landy · May 1, 2019

Cheers for the comments, I tend to agree. Galv it shall remain!!

dag019 · May 1, 2019

and if you are worried about it matching get the a bar blasted a galved to match!

Scooby22 · May 1, 2019

My Old Landy said:
Hi All,
I am in two minds, should I paint my battered old galv bumper black to match the new battered old A bar?
Or should I leave it as it blends in with the rest of the mismatched panels.....
Thanks for any advice (and yes I will be painting the cross member!!)
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Do those oil drip trays come as standard with landrovers.

My Old Landy · May 1, 2019

Scooby22 said:
Do those oil drip trays come as standard with landrovers.

Yes indeed, they are part of the package

doriz · May 1, 2019

Just paint the thing

dag019 · May 2, 2019

doriz said:
Just paint the thing

As it is not a series motor painting it would not look out of place. but both the a bar and bumper need to match!

My Old Landy · May 2, 2019

If I replace the bumper I will get a black one but as it is twisted and dented I am leaning towards leaving it as is

tottot · May 2, 2019

Painting a galv bumper will look good to start but in time with scrapes and peeling will look well shoddy.My 90's is galv.

dag019 · May 2, 2019

tottot said:
Painting a galv bumper will look good to start but in time with scrapes and peeling will look well shoddy.My 90's is galv.

Only if you don't prep it properly for paint will it peel. My winch bumper is galv, t-wash, primed and painted, even with scuffs and scrapes it looks no different to a normal bumper.

tottot · May 2, 2019

Thing is most do not bother to do it right when it comes to this sort of thing.

Mcclegend · May 3, 2019

Raptor bed liner paint, slight texture to it.

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Think outside, no box required.

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