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@Ddaddy

That's what I was thinking. Some plastics seam to hold up well. Others are dead in a month of sun. I put upholstery vinyl on my package tray and it looked like crap in a couple months. Sprayed it and dash with SEM and they look good after a few years. For a bumper its already stretched...

Looks great. Anyone know how well it holds up? My car is out in the weather year round. Wonder how long it would look good

:steering::steering::steering::steering:

Damn! And I was looking for a low cal alternative to Mayo. :BangHead: Seriously, I am well aware of its intended uses. I've never seen it hurt paint. I do agree the solvents in the others you mentioned will eventually damage paint. Slap some butter on there if you plan to lick it off. :thumbsup:

Nasty? I'm thinking of something like this.

Never did it, but how bout Silicone spray? Works on snow plows to help it slide right off.

Love the rack and the wood grain sides. If not for the wheels, you would never have a clue...

I helped a buddy put a set of 'Air-Lift' bags on his GMC a couple years ago. He's got a cap with built in boxes and a ton of tools and stuff. They did the job - was bottomed without them. Seemed to be a pretty good product. No install issues, and holding up good so far.