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 Scuffing paint with a green scouring pad
|  Difference of scuffed vs. unscuffed
|  Flat surfaces were easy
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 The ribs were hell
|  This is going to take a while
|  Joints were really tough too
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 The bed mat and tailgate mat that were in there
|  Starting on the floor of the bed
|  Removed the tie-downs
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 Removed the tie-downs
|  Scuffing the wheel humps
|  Still scuffing
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 Still scuffing
|  Still scuffing
|  Still scuffing
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 Still scuffing
|  Still scuffing
|  Still scuffing
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 Finally, everything scuffed
|  I decided not to do the tailgate
|  After wiping down the bed with M.E.K.
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 Still some shiny spots
|  After more scuffing and more M.E.K.
|  Using the paintbrush to Herculine the hard spots
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 Using the paintbrush to Herculine the hard spots
|  I stopped here for the day on Saturday to get ready for a dinner party
|  Picked up again early Sunday morning
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 Herculiner clumps up quick, keep M.E.K. handy for spills and thinning
|  First coat is supposed to be light
|  I was worried it was going to look like hell
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 Finally, on to the floor of the bed
|  The floor of the bed is easiest
|  Still doing floor
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 Still doing floor
|  First coat all done
|  Still see a lot of red in there
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 A bit uneven in places for sure
|  Looks horrible
|  I was still worried it would look bad
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 More of first coat
|  Still first coat
|  Let dry for 4 1/2 hours
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 WOW!!! After the second coat
|  I was pretty surprised at how good it looks
|  Switching between roller and brush to get the nooks and crannies
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 Waiting to see if the shininess goes away
|  Hoping it'll be more of a flat black
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