I got the black stainless steel from Ford Accessories also. Cost using Ford Pass Points: $0.00.I've got the black stainless ones from Ford on mine. I was a little paranoid about getting a bad batch of the poly raised letters that would sun fade so I went with the metal ones.
Those look super nice with the Cactus Grey. What color are those letters?I used these and very happy https://www.tufskinz.com/collection.../products/rag001-tailgate-inserts-ford-ranger
The ones from Ford are like $49.99.Those look super nice with the Cactus Grey. What color are those letters?
But, yowzer, $79.99. At least shipping is showing free.
Gun metal. Yep they are pricey but they're top quality and last the lifetime of your truckThose look super nice with the Cactus Grey. What color are those letters?
But, yowzer, $79.99. At least shipping is showing free.
I used these and very happy https://www.tufskinz.com/collection.../products/rag001-tailgate-inserts-ford-ranger
Yes SirIs that the gunmetal color?
Same here.Hi Willis,
I tried vinyl and gave up....went to hard plastic chrome...I have the Old Fart Chrome package on my 19 Ranger. Much easier and simpler to install and still look great today....On Amazon and now many more offerings....You should be okay with even more choices than in 2019....
Good Luck!
Best,
Phil
thanks for this. i really wanted something that was a wet install, as im sure i would screw it up trying to do dry. price is right, too. might be awhile before its 60 degrees here, thoughI search several sites and of course the endless array offered by China via Amazon, but couldn't really settle on the design or colors available until I stumbled across TDVinyl Decals https://tvdvinyldecals.com/ . I chose a color, but didn't care for it when it arrived. They accepted it back without question and sent me a new set. I purchased the set that includes the Tailgate, Front Grill and Dashboard, but asked them for different colors for each. I have Gray for the Tailgate, Titanium for the Grill and Smoke Gray for the Dash. I might add, they're prices are very reasonable.
I was nervous to do it myself, but their instructions were perfect. I used mildly soapy water and they went on very easily and I was also able to squeegee out any air bubbles. Once dry, they adhered well and look factory (in my opinion). I would highly recommend their decals.
To follow up, I'll try to add some pics for each for your viewing pleasure..
Phil - I added some pics of my lettering, including the dash in the post above. These are Silver Gray. TDVinyl Decals offers several different color schemes and they also allow you to mix them up as I did for my truck. I might add, the decals were very easy to install, if you follow their instructions with warm mildly soapy water and a spray bottle. Some people remove the tailgate when installing their letters so they have a flat surface. I did not do this, but I could see how it might make it a little easier? If you just keep everything wet until you get the lettering positioned to your satisfaction.. You will also want to use something like a narrow plastic putty knife, or similar tools (even a credit card), to gently smooth out your lettering and work the water and bubbles out. Once the water dries, they adhere extremely well. - For the grill and especially the dash, I used a Q-tip with the cotton swab nipped off. This way you can work it softly into the corners and then press it into place. The dash took me into extra innings, but again, if you keep it wet and take your time, you'll get it in place.. I might add, I am NOT a gentle hand at anything and can get impatient with stuff, but this was not a bad job and I had everything done, even with taking my time in about an hour (+/-).thanks for this. i really wanted something that was a wet install, as im sure i would screw it up trying to do dry. price is right, too. might be awhile before its 60 degrees here, though