Stone Guard

Anyone know what the stone protection paint is at the bottom of the doors and sills?
I have a dent that im going to repair but want to keep the factory stone coat look.

 

When I took the guards off and used paint stripper, it was some sort of rubbery material, and it didn't come off anywhere as easy as the rest.

 

stone guard is a product that can be bought, sprays on before the colour, then is painted over. takes Practice to get the texture looking right - different nozzles, air pressure and all the rest can effect the corseness and look. but it can be done. if you try to retaing the stock stone guard and then paint over it every layer of paint builds up on it and softens the textures edges

 

And I thought I was the only one who actually likes the stone guard look :W::zlove:

 

Can't stand it myself. But I can see its worth on a daily street driven car and would definitely consider having it

 

I think it's only the two of you

 

I like the stone guard look, it gives it that unbastardized look about it

 

+1 more (it is part of the original design)

 

Any recommended brand names or suppliers?

 

sorry sick at the moment will check our brand when I get back to work but any reputable paint supply shop should have some.

 

we use Forch products (amongst others) and it is also available in an aerosol can.

 

Duratex (brand) PA speaker textured paint.
http://www.livesound.co.nz/shop/By+Category/Speaker+Cabinet+Textured+Paint/Duratex.html

Its done with a roller. Its inexpensive, tough and easy to apply. Comes in several different textures.
Youd need to talk to a sound reinforcement/PA hire crowd about where to source it.

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