Powder and paint or roll pan?

Talking bout my ass end bumper. I'm getting my front powdercoated, and I just wanted opinions if I should do the back too (and color match the plastic) or just go straight to a pan. It's going to the body shop this fall to get rid of all the nicks and dings and scratches and color matching, and maybe shaving the tailgate, and yes the :ghey: mudflaps will be gone.

i say go with the roll pan and shaved tailgate

Roll pan. It makes the arse end look much cleaner.

i like the way my bumper looks after i painted it: twocent:
here's a shot of my rearend

http://i262.photobucket.com/albums/i...C/IMG_4405.jpg

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Originally Posted by sierraman

i like the way my bumper looks after i painted it: twocents:
here's a shot of my rearend

http://i262.photobucket.com/albums/i...C/IMG_4405.jpg

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This. And a shaved tailgate. :thumb:

I like the way the painted bumpers look, just depends on the truck which looks best to me. Mine came with a painted bumper and I put a roll pan, so I don't know either way can look good.
I think a shaved gate needs a roll pan though.

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Originally Posted by sierraman

i like the way my bumper looks after i painted it: twocents:
here's a shot of my rearend

http://i262.photobucket.com/albums/i...C/IMG_4405.jpg

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That looks good!!

Powdered bumper and color matching the handle it is. I like that look better after seeing above picture, and more suits the look I want out of my truck. (Something that could have been special ordered, or snuck out the back door at GM)

so you know, my tailgate handle is the factory grained plastic, but my doors handles are off a denali

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Originally Posted by sierraman

so you know, my tailgate handle is the factory grained plastic, but my doors handles are off a denali

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Don't you have chrome ones? That would be Esky, unless you added the chrome middle.