Warlock Owners Question

[grubin648]

My lease is up and considering a Warlock Ive found one loaded the way I would want it Similar to my 1500 Longhorn My concern for long term buy How well does the grill and bumper hold up with stone and rock pits Rust marks scaring that wont be able to be repaired as compared to my current sport How well does the powder cost hold up

 

[mikeru]

First of all, please use punctuation. It's difficult to tell where one thought/question ends and the next one starts. You're here asking for help or advice, so it makes sense to communicate well. Even cursory use of punctuation helps us to better understand the question.

The Warlock grill and bumper look to be the same as the 4th gen Rebels. I owned a 2017 Rebel, and it stood up to rock chips much better than any painted surface could. Powder coating is much tougher than paint. Even if it does eventually start to show damage, all you would need to do is re-coat the bumper with bed liner. The grille is black plastic and holds up well to rock chips.

 

[W4RL0CK]

My lease is up and considering a Warlock Ive found one loaded the way I would want it Similar to my 1500 Longhorn My concern for long term buy How well does the grill and bumper hold up with stone and rock pits Rust marks scaring that wont be able to be repaired as compared to my current sport How well does the powder cost hold up

I have a Warlock and the front bumper seems to have a more aggressive texture of powder coat than the rear (my opinion at least). I was worried how I was going to take care of it when I was going to detail, so I reached out to a bunch of online detail places. The one product that was recommend from chemical guys worked like a charm (Factory Finish Trim Coating and Protectant). If the bumpers ever start to have issues, I’ll probably just line-x them or something like that.

 

[Richg87]

I'm very happy with the powdered coated bumpers. Seem very durable. My last truck had plastic bumpers. They were full of paint chips and scratches.