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RE: Painting tow hooks - 12/2/2007 3:57:04 PM   
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Yeah, I was too tired to post multiple quotes in 1 post so I just did that.

And igot10pinitis, nobody forced you to click or read the thread, so if you don't want to know about it, don't click on it. Don't go around bashing people's ideas on the internet. It will never make you look tough.

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RE: Painting tow hooks - 12/4/2007 11:03:47 AM   
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I painted mine Chevy Orange.
Makes them easier to find in the mud.


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RE: Painting tow hooks - 12/4/2007 11:20:33 AM   
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I was thinking of going somewhere near bright red or orange. I'm painting them now though. I finished putting rust-oleum black primer on last night, and now I'm finishing it off with rust-oleum gloss black. It looks good so far. I didn't feel like putting the time or money into getting them powder coated, but so far they seem to be looking great.

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RE: Painting tow hooks - 12/4/2007 6:10:49 PM   
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Mine were rusty colored when I got my Blazer, so I wet sanded them then painted them gloss black. They look much better now. I'm thinking about painting the skidplate too.

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RE: Painting tow hooks - 12/4/2007 7:25:02 PM   
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I just painted them gloss black and they look great. I didn't have to sand them because they were in good condition, just a bad color. After installing my push bar you could really notice the color to them. I was thinking of painting the skid plate chrome, but I don't have a lift so you can't even see it in the first place. Haha.

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RE: Painting tow hooks - 12/5/2007 12:44:46 PM   
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What, no lift yet? lol I'm sure you will someday, so why not paint it chrome now! lol

I was thinking about finding some tow hooks from a junkyard (my blazer doesn't have any) anyway since reading this thread I thought... hmm If i do get tow hooks maybe i should paint mine too. So my question is if you had a dark metallic blue blazer what color would you paint the tow hooks (blue to match, black cause it's stock, or some other color)

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RE: Painting tow hooks - 12/5/2007 7:22:43 PM   
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I'm not even sure how much a lift would cost on a blazer, or if it would even be worth it since I'm saving up for another truck.
I think on a dark metallic blue Blazer, dark metallic blue would be an awesome color. I just installed my hooks today after painting them and next to the push bar they look really good. I was gonna match my hooks with my green, but I figured it might look kinda weird..
But yeah, towing hooks can come in really handy. And without them, the bumper looked kinda lonely.

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RE: Painting tow hooks - 12/5/2007 8:53:41 PM   
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Just be careful you bend them.




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RE: Painting tow hooks - 12/5/2007 10:10:46 PM   
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Damn, are those twisting?

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RE: Painting tow hooks - 12/6/2007 6:23:47 AM   
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Ouch, what were you pulling when you did that? lol

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RE: Painting tow hooks - 12/6/2007 7:16:16 PM   
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I was pulling a Jeep out of the mud. He burried up to the frame and had a 4" suspension lift and 35" tires. Needless to say he was stuck good. Bent up my tow hook, but we had a ball wheeling with them for the next couple hours.



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RE: Painting tow hooks - 12/6/2007 10:17:11 PM   
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Nice job on the tow hooks.

I would say just to pain them black because then they wont standout like crazy. I know mine look great now after painting them semigloss rustoleum black. I might be getting a carwash this weekend so I will take pics if I do.


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RE: Painting tow hooks - 12/6/2007 11:23:55 PM   
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I put 3 coats of black rustoleum primer and 3 coats of gloss black rustoleum.
I forgot to take pictures of them, but I'll take pictures tomorrow of them on the truck. They look great.
I'm also getting an AEM Brute Force air intake tomorrow, so I'm gonna take pics of that , too.
And my 4x4 decals :P
I'll put those on Saturday probably. It's too cold now to do it. I don't want them peeling.
And I gotta clean all the rock salt off my truck.


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