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Originally Posted by Nick_R_23
New bed looks much cleaner!
As for the rear bumper, if it's just a lot of surface rust, you can get a quart of Rustoleum rust preventative enamel at Walmart or probably even Fred Meyer right by you, and all you'll have to do is go over the bumper with a wire brush or wire wheel, and then you can brush that paint right on. It's black so it'll match your front bumper.
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Thanks Nick! So here's the pictures of the rear bumper. It doesn't look awful (relatively) when you look at the outside of it, but when you look at the underside it gets pretty nasty. I may spend a day with a wire wheel and see what I can make of it. I'm sure most of it will end up as a pile of dust on the ground lol, but if it looks usable after that I'll give your rustoleum idea a shot! Plus, like you said the black will work perfect with my front bumper.