Herculiner squirrel steps

[Jay_Disarray]

They didn't turn out too bad with the spray herculiner, I dunno if it took much of the noise out of them, but I like the look,

I coated them in approximately 10 coats in thin layers, allowing the layer to dry before the next one, done over a 3 day period

Zeus thought I had the laser because he saw the camera light and was snooping around, photo bombing

 

[MEB]

Hey man, how have these held up for you? Did it take the metal sound out of them? Did you do anything to clean out the strap slot? I just picked up a quart and am going to dip steps into it.

They didn't turn out too bad with the spray herculiner, I dunno if it took much of the noise out of them, but I like the look,

I coated them in approximately 10 coats in thin layers, allowing the layer to dry before the next one, done over a 3 day period

Zeus thought I had the laser because he saw the camera light and was snooping around, photo bombing

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[CZMark]

It does take away some noise, but the biggest benefit is the added traction, especially when wet.

 

[Shapeshifter]

I thought about doing that with either the Herculiner or the Rinoliner to my Predator platform, just to some non skid to it. Your steps came out really nice bro.

 

[Jay_Disarray]

Hey man, how have these held up for you? Did it take the metal sound out of them? Did you do anything to clean out the strap slot? I just picked up a quart and am going to dip steps into it.

I actually had sold these, if I remember, they held up ok, but wore some on the edges(not a huge deal, still took a lot of the shininess out of them). I'm using a pair of treehopper steps with my JX3 now, as I prefer the little bit wider step for my feet. As @CZMark said, the other biggest benefit was the added traction.

if I were able to, i would rather have them powder coated tbh

 

[MEB]

I actually had sold these, if I remember, they held up ok, but wore some on the edges(not a huge deal, still took a lot of the shininess out of them). I'm using a pair of treehopper steps with my JX3 now, as I prefer the little bit wider step for my feet. As @CZMark said, the other biggest benefit was the added traction.

if I were able to, i would rather have them powder coated tbh

Awesome, thanks