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I did use the bed liner on my scoop handles which were aluminum, and it stopped my hands from turning black. It works great for that. Never thought of using it on the coils but I will now because it worked for the handles. It does not chip or scrape off, But I guess that depends on how hard ya try to chip it off,lol.
if coated coils were such a hot setup, one or more of the major manufacturers would either have offered a coated coil or made it standard. None to my knowledge have done so. However, all of the major manufacturers offer covers either standard with the coil or optional.
Call me old, or naive, or foolish - I'm certainly all three. But, if coated coils were such a hot setup, one or more of the major manufacturers would either have offered a coated coil or made it standard. None to my knowledge have done so. However, all of the major manufacturers offer covers either standard with the coil or optional.
I think, personally, I'll spend the extra 5 - 10 minutes at the end of a long day cleaning my coil and it's pita cover; as opposed to damaging the coil and having to spend $150 and up for a new one.
Just one guy's opinion.
Dave
how about some duribility tests, maybe wack it against some rocks
i also picked up some bedliner spray today and will be coating all my coils