Truck Master Designs drip rails installed, bye-bye wet pants!

[danielspivey]

So I installed the Truck Master Designs drip rails. Quality is good, instructions is great. I think the way they are made they will last for a while and stay where they should. Diverts all the water towards the hinge of the door. No wind noise. Can you see them? Yes. Do I notice they are even there? No. I ordered the black ones, but you can get them color matched. They were like $70 shipped.

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[kevman65]

Mine have been on since April and no issues.

Have gone through late winter, spring, summer, fall and back into winter and holding strong. Been through multiple car washes, heavy winds and thunderstorms and no issues.

Like anything else, do the required prep to get the required results.
Some people can't be bothered to clean and then wipe with alcohol to prep a surface and they get bad results.

 

[Gren71]

I love that you have a YETI lunch box hanging in the garage! haha

I hope they stay on for you. Ive seen a mess of posters on here saying they stayed for a couple months before they fell off :-/

 

[danielspivey]

A month so far, I’ll post back around 6 months and a year w additional feedback.

I haven’t noticed any additional wind noise.

In regards to installing them, I do think prep work is key. Surface needs to be really clean, then wiped down with alcohol pads, then the primer wipes. Within a minute they felt like they would almost take the paint off with the primer when I pulled on them. I did leave them on with the doors shut in the garage for about 30 hours, to give the adhesive plenty of time to set.

 

[Benbean66]

These seem cool. I have the base soft top, and have the typical stream of water into the cab when I open the door when it's raining. What does something like this go for?

 

[danielspivey]

These seem cool. I have the base soft top, and have the typical stream of water into the cab when I open the door when it's raining. What does something like this go for?

$74 shipped

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