Bedliner on Chrome Gas Cap

[LoJac963]

I will agree with you, its ease of removal is also a downfall. When I reinstalled my fuel door the bottom allen bolt twisted the rubber and pulled it away from the bolt hole. I have to cut it away with a blade and respray the bottom of the door.....which I'm still having issues with so I as well have some mixed feelings. I may say the hell with it and order the GM locking black door.

[SUT-UP]

I filled up for the first time today with it. No issues. I am not crazy about the texture on it. I think it is going to last me until the next sunny day and then get stripped, sanded, and bedlined. I should have went with the original plan, however I am glad that I did try it so I know to rule it out next time.

[Humvee21]

I apologize for misleading you to plastidip, then...

[SUT-UP]

No worries. Could have turned out the other way. Got to live to learn.

[LoJac963]

I agree, good thing is a can of the stuff is dirt cheap so its not like trying it out burned a hole in our pockets. I'm going to keep it on my fuel door as long as I can-bringing myself to blow $200 for a black locking fuel door is hard to do lol.

[SUT-UP]

Yes, Locking cover will soon need to be on my truck. Gas at $4.50 here and 30 gallons sitting in the truck is like taping 20's on the windows and hoping people are honest.

[guruerror]

Originally Posted by SUT-UP

Yes, Locking cover will soon need to be on my truck. Gas at $4.50 here and 30 gallons sitting in the truck is like taping 20's on the windows and hoping people are honest.

Your post got me thinking about the 'block' that they put in newer tanks to supposedly guard against siphoning; so I started Googling and stumbled on this video.

These guys have siphoning down to a science...and the one dude's pretty funny. They make me glad I already have a locking door...LOL!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xp3Sl9VUcN0&noredirect=1